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The Clare Named Best for Cold Weather
Mar 16, 2021
Chicago-based senior living receives high marks for location
The Clare, a senior living community managed by Life Care Services, has been named the best for cold weather by Verywell Health. The Clare, located in Chicago, earned the rating because of its big city living with all the conveniences with upscale senior living.

Chicago-based senior living receives high marks for location
The Clare, a senior living community managed by Life Care Services, has been named the best for cold weather by Verywell Health. The Clare, located in Chicago, earned the rating because of its big city living with all the conveniences with upscale senior living.
Read the full article on Verywell Health.
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