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Moving to a new area can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially when it comes to finding trusted professionals like doctors, hairdressers, and dentists.

As we continue the journey of recovery and rebuilding here in Western North Carolina, there’s one thing we know for sure—it takes time, but we’re moving forward! Each step brings us closer to the vibrant, thriving community we all love and call home. 

Resilience, Strength, and the Spirit of Western NC Betsy O’Leary, Publisher of Carolina Living Choices As someone who has the privilege of working closely with small business owners,  Marketing Directors of Retirement Communities ,  Sales Agents of Active Adult Communities, co workers, neighbors, and individuals from all walks of life here in Western North Carolina,…

Finding Hope and Strength After Hurricane Helene Western North Carolina has been deeply affected by Hurricane Helene, and our active adult and retirement communities are focused on recovery. Hurricane Helene brought severe flooding and widespread damage to Western North Carolina, especially in the Asheville area. The heavy rain, combined with the region’s mountainous terrain, caused…

Social Connections: Building a Strong Community Network Retirement is a time of newfound freedom, but it can also bring about feelings of isolation if social connections aren’t maintained. Building a strong community network is vital for mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Here’s why social connections are important and how you can cultivate them. Importance of…

What is a Certified Aging In Place Specialist The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) offers the Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) program. This certification equips professionals in the home building industry with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively cater to the needs of aging homeowners. CAPS professionals learn about the unique requirements of older…