are indicative that some CCRCs are attractive to affluent residents. The average age of the CCRC residents have also increased over time, from about 80 in 1980s to above 85 in 2010s. See also Elderly care Elder law Geriatrics Home care Nursing home Old age Pensioner Retirement community Assisted living Independent living References Attribution The above article incorporates text from the United States Government Accountability Office Report to the Chairman, Special Committee on Aging, U.S. Senate (June 2010) Older Americans: Continuing Care Retirement Communities can provide benefits, but not without some risk, which is in the public domain. External links Consumer Guide to Understanding Financial Performance and Reporting in CCRCs (June 2016) pdf - carf.org Continuing-Care Beginner's Guide - Caring.com Continuing Care Retirement Communities consumer's guide - California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform Continuing Care Retirement Communities Can Provide Benefits, but Not Without Some Risk (June 2010) - U.S. Government Accountability Office Continuing Care - U.K. Department of Health Retirement communities House types Housing for the elderly in the United States