Fairbanks assisted living residents reside in the gateway to Alaska's interior, enchanted by the northern lights and midnight summer sun. Fairbanks assisted living - an arctic wonderland!
Assisted living residents in Fairbanks are treated to a wonderful variety of wildlife all around them, and there's no better place to view the flora and fauna than the 1,800-acre Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge.
Sandhill cranes and Canadian geese are among the many species passing through, while owls, ravens and chickadees are year-round residents, in addition to the occasional moose. Nature walks here are a popular activity for Fairbanks assisted living seniors who like to keep fit while catching up with friends and neighbors. Shopping is also a great way for seniors to stay active, and it's a unique experience in this frontier city, as native hand-made items can be found right alongside everyday necessities. The city is perfectly positioned to view the mysterious northern lights, and Fairbanks assisted living residents who tend to be night owls will especially be able to enjoy a sky filled with luminescent ribbons of yellow and green to their hearts content during the peak season from late August to April.
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The By Families, For Families Guide to Assisted LivingA Step-by-Step Guide to Evaluating and Transitioning to an Assisted Living Community by Ryan Malone
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Caring Bridges Assisted Living107 7th Ave Fairbanks, AK 99701
