The swankiest retirement communities in Fort Worth

Find out why these three amenity-filled living communities are the “place to be” for Fort Worth’s older adults.

In Fort Worth, retirement is done in style. We’ve rounded up three luxury retirement communities that will have you raising a glass like Jay Gatsby.

Explore living facilities for older adults around Fort Worth with options for independent living, assisted living, memory, and nursing care.

Plus, don’t forget to bookmark these classes and organizations that will help you feel forever young.

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Source: FTW Today

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