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Plantation Village is the first and only Life Plan Community in Wilmington, North Carolina. The not-for-profit senior living community was built on an idyllic 56 acres close to area beaches and downtown Wilmington. View Case Study

When Heron’s Key opened in late spring 2017, the community welcomed residents with a choice of senior living residences and beautiful views of the wooded area around Gig Harbor, Washington. The not-for-profit Life Plan Community in the Seattle area was developed for Emerald Communities of Redmond, Washington. View Case Study

Westminster is located on a nearly 16-acre campus just north of downtown Austin, Texas. This Life Plan Community was the first of its kind in Texas, and was developed to bring new spaces and amenities to the growing city of Austin. View Case Study

In 2003, Thomas J. Schwarz, President of Purchase College, State University of New York, assembled a task force of faculty and staff to determine how to best fulfill the college’s commitment to life-long learning. View Case Study

Located on a 100-acre campus in Boca Raton, Florida, Sinai Residences is sponsored by the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County, Inc. Looking to continue enhancing their community and resident offering, Sinai Residences selected LCS Development for a Phase II large expansion project because of their strategic approach and master planning expertise. View Case Study

WhiteStone is a not-for-profit, entrance fee Continuing Care Retirement Community with 125 independent living units and 100 licensed beds (88 skilled nursing and 12 dementia care). The community was established in 1912, the oldest Continuing Care Retirement Community in North Carolina, as a Masonic and Eastern Star community located on 42 acres. The property was self-managed by the sponsor until 2006 when the board of directors hired Life Care Services®, An LCS® Company, as the contract manager. View Case Study

The Dooley Center opened in 1971 as the on-site skilled nursing center at Mount St. Scholastica, a monastery for the Benedictine Sisters, located in Atchison, Kansas. The not-for-profit religious organization and Catholic community was founded in 1863, and is currently home to more than 120 women. Owned and operated by Mount St. Scholastica, the 44-bed Dooley Center provides around-the-clock nursing care to monastery elders. They have partnered with Life Care Services since 2001. View Case Study

Improved Sales Velocity, Cost Savings, and Employee and Resident Experience View Case Study

Laurel Circle, formerly known as Arbor Glen, opened in 1997 under the direction and management of a mission-driven Quaker community in Bridgewater, New Jersey. View Case Study