DEARBORN, Michigan – For retirees, family members and others approaching retirement age, Oakwood Common invites you to attend a special luncheon program at 12 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15, 2012.
“Many people are unaware of all the financial benefits and options,” said Mary Granata, Oakwood Common’s director of sales. “We’re here to help people do their homework.”
Chef Pearse Tormley of Oakwood Common prepares pizzas for Oakwood Common residents and guests.
Unlike many retirement communities, Oakwood Common provides a 100% fully refundable entrance fee that is promptly returned to you or your designees should you move. There’s no waiting for your residence to be sold or leased to get your investment back.
“If you stay in your home, you’re still dealing with changes in the real estate market or fluctuations in property taxes,” added Granata. “At Oakwood Common, it’s more affordable than a lot of people know, and the investment in your residence holds its value.”
Oakwood Common offers a variety of financial options to customize rent payments to fit personal budget needs. For wartime veterans, surviving spouses and caregivers, there is also a valuable Veterans Aid and Attendance Pension benefit available to help cover the cost of senior housing, homecare or nursing home care.
During the free luncheon program, guests will be served delicious gourmet pizza, specially prepared in the campus’ stone hearth pizza oven.
For more information and to attend the May 15th luncheon program, reservations are requested in advance by calling 800-642-4663.
About Oakwood Common
Oakwood Common offers one and two bedroom apartments located at 16351 Rotunda Drive, within a beautiful 29-acre retirement community that includes exquisite landscaping, nature trails and scenic views along the historic Rouge River Gateway in Dearborn. Oakwood Common apartments, available with flexible payment options, offer exceptional amenities for independent living and can be readily customized. Assisted living and a comprehensive rehabilitation and skilled nursing center are also available for those with additional needs. For more information and to arrange tours, call 800-642-4663 or visit www.oakwoodcommon.org.
