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Senior campus planning aims to help older residents stay in Moab

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Senior campus planning aims to help older residents stay in Moab
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Consultants have begun work on a plan for eight remaining acres of Moab’s senior campus, advancing a longstanding effort to give older residents more options to stay in the community as their needs change. Canyonlands Care Center is part of the Moab Area Partnership for Seniors campus, where the health care district is planning housing and services for approximately eight remaining acres.

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