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• TITLE: Understanding the Ideal Qualities of a Life Plan Community

  AUTHORS: Jeffrey S. Smith, Abigaile Molzer

  KEYWORDS: Life Plan Community, Continuous Care Community, Quality of Life, Baby Boom Population, COVID-19

  JOURNAL NAME: Current Urban Studies, Vol.8 No.2, June 8, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Baby Boomers have impacted American society at every stage in their life. As the Silver Tsunami approaches advanced age, they are faced with numerous elder care options. Two of the most popular are aging in place and living in a Life Plan Community (LPC). Known for their spectrum of services, LPCs are purported to offer a better quality of life, especially for individuals living in urban settings. Existing research, however, has yet to ask residents what specific beneficial characteristics and qualities within an LPC enhance their life. Drawing upon data collected through informal interviews and a focus group discussion (n = 31), residents reveal an appreciation for the can-do spirit augmented by close personal relations. They also cherish opportunities for personal growth built upon the individualized care that enables them to maintain their autonomy. The findings will assist a host of individuals (e.g. retirees, Adult Child Influencers, developers, city planners) to make appropriate planning decisions.