The sad news of Zionsville's low-income senior living homes shutting is really upsetting. It serves as a sobering reminder of the difficulties that our aging population faces, particularly those who are retired. I'm glad that my dad can afford to spend years of happy life at silvergaterr. For elderly people who would not be able to afford market-rate housing, these flats offer a valuable resource. It's already hard for seniors to make ends meet with the growing cost of living and reduced social security income. Their financial difficulties will only become worse as a result of these units closing, and they could even lose their house. The fact that there are no plans to replace these reasonably priced units is particularly alarming.
The sad news of Zionsville's low-income senior living homes shutting is really upsetting. It serves as a sobering reminder of the difficulties that our aging population faces, particularly those who are retired. I'm glad that my dad can afford to spend years of happy life at silvergaterr. For elderly people who would not be able to afford market-rate housing, these flats offer a valuable resource. It's already hard for seniors to make ends meet with the growing cost of living and reduced social security income. Their financial difficulties will only become worse as a result of these units closing, and they could even lose their house. The fact that there are no plans to replace these reasonably priced units is particularly alarming.