Comfort Life Magazine Launches Its New “Ultimate Retirement Tour Checklist” E-book

July 13, 2011 - PRLog -- Our Kids Media Group and Comfort Life magazine is proud to announce the launch of their new e-book entitled “The Ultimate Retirement Tour Checklist”. This book is a must-read guide for anyone looking to make a move into a retirement community.

This free workbook provides the reader with over 150 carefully selected questions you may not think of while touring and visiting a retirement home or community. These questions will cover areas such as:

•   Location, Building and Suite Details
•   Current Residents and Families
•   Services & Amenities
•   Food and Dining
•   Health Care, Wellness & Medical
•   Costs & Payments

This e-book was specifically designed to act as a checklist that users could print out and complete so that they don’t get distracted with the bells and whistles. This will allow them to gather enough information to make an objective decision about any residence that they visit.

This book is based on our nine years of retirement experience when we first published Comfort Life magazine in 2002. We have been the premier resource for seniors and their families on this topic ever since.

This e-book is now available and can be downloaded here http://www.comfortlife.ca/ebooks/cost-of-living-ebook.php for free.

Comfort Life has many resources to help seniors. In addition to the Comfort Life  magazine which can be downloaded at http://www.comfortlife.ca/ebooks/, an iPhone application called, “Retirement Community Locator” will be available for free download in September 2011.


For more information please contact Noel Ocol Manager, Communications and Public Relations at Our Kids Media Group at communications@ourkids.net, or call Our Kids Media directly at 905-272-1843 xt.35

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