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Alternatives for Seniors, published by Residential Marketing Concepts., Inc., is the producer of a semi-annual senior housing and resources publication detailing nursing homes, assisted living, retirement communities, home health care and other services since 1992.

Working female family members, single parents, and the growing numbers of seniors alone have greatly reduced the number of adult children caring for elderly parents and relatives. Additionally, today’s families are often living out of state, away from their elderly relatives and are trying to evaluate options both locally and across the country.

The first Alternatives for Seniors publication debuted in January 1992 with a distribution of 25,000 copies in metro Detroit. Since then, the senior housing and services directory has expanded to eight more markets nationwide, including Chicago, New Jersey, Ohio- Cincinnati/Dayton/Columbus and Cleveland and Northern Areas, and California (Los Angeles, Orange County/Inland Empire, San Francisco and San Diego). More than 1.5 million guides are published each year, with an estimated nationwide readership exceeding 3.5 million.

Alternatives for Seniors website, www.alternativesforseniors.com, provides similar information with the addition of many online tools to help in one’s search.

Alternatives for Seniors
P. O. Box 833
Southfield, MI 48037-0833

info@AlternativesforSeniors.com
(800) 350-0770
(800) 350-0771 fax

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