St. Mark Village

Senior Living Community

St. Mark Village Team

The Senior Living Amenities and Services You’ll Find in a CCRC

Some of the many exceptional senior living amenities that CCRCs offer which often are not available in other types of senior living.

Wellness programs. A choice of dining options. Personal services. Theaters and entertainment venues. Resident gardens. Pools and fully equipped fitness centers. If you are looking for a well-rounded, fulfilling retirement lifestyle, you can’t go wrong with today’s CCRCs. You’ll find an abundance of extraordinary senior living amenities and services, plus the reassurance of continuing care.

At St. Mark Village, our residents are enjoying these perks every day in an environment filled with activity, companionship, wellness, entertainment and a strong sense of family and belonging.

The Value of the “CC” in CCRC

Continuing care offered in a CCRC (continuing care retirement community) offers a tremendous value compared to other types of senior living communities.

With the peace of mind of continuing care, you can relax and enjoy life with new freedom. You don’t have to worry about what will happen if you should require additional care, and your family is relieved of the burden of making hard decisions at a later time.

It’s why so many older adults choose a CCRC, not only for continuing care, but also for a strong focus on wellness, healthy aging, and an exceptional quality of life.

ST. MARK VILLAGE’S INVESTMENT IN TECHNOLOGY BRINGS SAFETY, QUALITY CARE, PEACE OF MIND AND FUN TO ENTIRE ORGANIZATION

St. Mark Village has been named #1 CCRC in Pinellas County, #4 in the state of Florida and #22 in the Nation by Newsweek’s list of America’s Best. This prestigious award is presented by Newsweek and Statista Inc., the world-leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider. The awards list was announced on November 29th, 2023, and can currently be viewed on Newsweek’s website.

How Life Insurance Conversion Can Help Pay for CCRC Senior Living

Most people know how life insurance can help them care for others’ future needs. But many do not realize that life insurance conversion—converting a life insurance policy into a long-term care benefit—is an option that could benefit them and their families right now, by helping to fund home care, assisted living, skilled nursing and hospice.

It can be tempting to think the need to fund long-term care may never arise, and while that may be true, there are numbers to consider as you consider life insurance conversion as well as other sources of funding for future care.

Life insurance conversion can help pay for CCRC senior living. Statistics on likelihood of needing long-term care, plus pros and cons of this option

Spending Quality Time with Family While in Senior Living

A major perk of senior living, yet one independent living residents are surprised to discover: the many ways they can spend quality time with family.

Who doesn’t enjoy being around family and friends in a comfortable, pleasant setting? As the years pass, however, it can be hard to do when your grown children and your grandchildren stay so busy with work, sports, and social activities. It also can be a challenge to gather everyone together in your home. And you may no longer feel comfortable driving at night to their games or school events.

But once you move into a modern, vibrant senior living community, you will find it much easier to interest even the busiest family members into stopping by—because there’s so many cool things you can do together!

From events to activities to holiday celebrations and more, here are some thoughts on how to enjoy your newfound freedom with those you love.