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[quote=Anonymous]Learn something from my mistakes. I moved my 80 year old mom into independent living. The place had an assisted living side in another part of the building. I liked the independent living side but not the assisted living side. They required a 12 month lease and the only way you could break it without penalty was if you moved your loved one to assisted living in their community. Never sign a 12 month lease (this was in VA, I believe Maryland has elderly tenant rights that are different). My mom needed assisted living 13 months in and I had to break her lease. I figured if she had to move again I may as well find the best assisted living so I did and moved her. Thankfully the place was able to rent out her apartment quickly but we were on the hook for the rent until they did. It added a layer of stress. I would highly, highly recommend a place that offers independent living and assisted living in the same apartment. There was only one I came across, Ashleigh in Ashburn. I wish I had just started there because she wouldn’t have had to move. Live and learn. And I would agree with a PP about proximity to you. Closer is better.[/quote]
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