Avery Point Offers Predictable Costs and Vibrant Lifestyle for Seniors
Avery Point, an Erickson Senior Living community in Short Pump, Va., provides seniors with a maintenance-free lifestyle and predictable monthly costs, allowing residents like Betty and Jim Mason to enjoy their retirement without the worry of unexpected expenses.
Avery Point in Short Pump, Va., stands out as a beacon of predictability and peace of mind for seniors seeking a maintenance-free lifestyle. Betty and Jim Mason, residents of the community, highlight the financial clarity and freedom from household responsibilities as key benefits. The community's fee-for-service model ensures residents only pay for the services they use, contrasting with the upfront costs associated with life care models.
The monthly service package at Avery Point bundles utilities, maintenance, dining, and access to amenities into a single, predictable bill. This approach not only simplifies budgeting but also eliminates the stress of unforeseen expenses, such as appliance repairs or replacements, which are covered by the community's General Services department.
Beyond financial benefits, Avery Point offers a vibrant lifestyle with a variety of activities and amenities. From fitness classes and movie screenings to social clubs and new dining options, residents have ample opportunities to engage and connect. The upcoming Life Enrichment Center and Preston Woods expansion promise to further enrich the community's offerings.
Luke McKinley, Avery Point's financial director, emphasizes the community's commitment to enhancing residents' quality of life through continuous investment in services and amenities. The 80% refundable entrance fee adds an extra layer of financial security, ensuring peace of mind for residents and their families.
For seniors like the Masons, Avery Point represents not just a place to live, but a community where they can thrive, free from the burdens of home maintenance and financial uncertainty. It's a model that not only benefits individual residents but also sets a standard for senior living communities nationwide.