Veterans now enjoy a variety of retirement communities: some are government-run, others are established & managed by non-profit organizations. According to VA.org, those eligible include career, reserve, or honorably discharged officers, as well as widows or widowers of officers from any service branch. Learn more about entry requirements here.
A place to enjoy with others who've served.
Physical, mental & emotional heath are priorities.
Military discounts for goods & services.
Consider the following examples when evaluating the best fit for you, as these communities & providers get Veteran-oriented retirement right. Though they may not be in your city/state of preference, take a peek at what they offer. It may help you visualize what your retirement can look like! And check out the Best States for military retirement.
"A place where friends are reunited, memories are made, dreams are achieved...." Visit
"Proudly serving retired military officers and their spouses." Visit
"Open to retired military officers and their families and to leadership level (GS-14 and higher) from any federal agency". Visit
Is a Veteran-oriented community right for you? “No one really understands a veteran’s history better than another veteran,” said Ellie Kay, author of Heroes at Home: Help and Hope for America’s Military Families. “Work ethic, values and a lot of things are different in a civilian sector from what they experienced in the military sector."
Benefits
Retiring to a Veteran-oriented community provides many benefits, among those:
If you are considering a Veteran-oriented community, this article will provide additional insight: Veteran-oriented Living.
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