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New Holland, PA
Independent Living and Assisted Living in New Holland. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityGarden Spot Village in New Holland, Pennsylvania is a 55+ continuing care retirement community offering multiple housing choices and on-campus services. Residential options include apartments, cottages, carriage homes, village square and garden apartments, plus Sycamore Springs neighborhoods with Beacon apartments and villa models. The campus hosts a central green, a roof terrace and neighborhood events; public events and campus dining such as a coffee bar and dining room are available.
Health and support services range from in-home and community-based services, an adult day program and a walk-in clinic to memory support, personal care and multiple skilled nursing households for short-term rehab or long-term needs. The community describes micro-communities for shared interests and opportunities for residents to join activities; some neighborhoods are part of an ongoing expansion called Sycamore Springs.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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Episode 2, from Disenchanted 08/03/2026 – “Personal care” meals are included at “The Coop”. Other dining areas used to be included but now personal care residence require a “voucher” with a $15 limit. Any monies over the 15-dollar limit are added to the residences monthly premium. Circling back to my mother’s situation where she is charged a double occupancy rate of $530 per day, even though she is a private/single occupant. Because my mother LOVES to buy meals for her family when they come to visit her at GSV, I proposed not charging her over and above the already more than $16,000 per month…
Episode 2, from Disenchanted 08/03/2026 – “Personal care” meals are included at “The Coop”. Other dining areas used to be included but now personal care residence require a “voucher” with a $15 limit. Any monies over the 15-dollar limit are added to the residences monthly premium. Circling back to my mother’s situation where she is charged a double occupancy rate of $530 per day, even though she is a private/single occupant. Because my mother LOVES to buy meals for her family when they come to visit her at GSV, I proposed not charging her over and above the already more than $16,000 per month and more than $193,000 per year she pays. If I use the GSV’s calculation like the $15 voucher per meal, that would equal $45 per day - $1350 per month - $16,425 per year. I was not asking for this amount of money but for GSV not to charge her an additional $50 to $200 per month, for what I consider to be meals she is already paying for in her premium/daily rate. I’ll share more soon. Episode 1, from Disenchanted 07/28/2026 - My parents lived in a cottage at Garden Spot Village for over 20 years. In December 2024 they moved to personal care (not as high as the skilled care level). My reviews are to provide feedback on my experiences with personal care at GSV. My parent’s specific room is currently priced at $265 per person per day ($530 per day for double occupancy). My father sadly died in July 2025. Because GSV continues to charge my mother a private/single occupancy rate $530 per day (the same as a double occupancy), I had a conversation with the head of finance at GSV (July 2026). In my opinion a single occupancy uses less water, bedding and towels, not to mention 3 meals per day vs. 6 meals included for a double occupancy. The CFO’s explanation was that it is more efficient for GSV to have rooms with double occupancies. I said GSV’s profit margin is much greater in this situation because my mother is being charged the same as a double occupancy even though there is only one occupant. The CFO repeated his same explanation. I am left shaking my head - I’ll share more in my second episode.
Episode 1, from Disenchanted 07/28/2026 - My parents lived in a cottage at Garden Spot Village for over 20 years. In December 2024 they moved to personal care (not as high as the skilled care level). My reviews are to provide feedback on my experiences with personal care at GSV. My parent’s specific room is currently priced at $265 per person per day ($530 per day for double occupancy). My father sadly died in July 2025. Because GSV continues to charge my mother a private/single occupancy rate $530 per day (the same as a double occupancy), I had a conversation with the head of finance at GSV…
Episode 1, from Disenchanted 07/28/2026 - My parents lived in a cottage at Garden Spot Village for over 20 years. In December 2024 they moved to personal care (not as high as the skilled care level). My reviews are to provide feedback on my experiences with personal care at GSV. My parent’s specific room is currently priced at $265 per person per day ($530 per day for double occupancy). My father sadly died in July 2025. Because GSV continues to charge my mother a private/single occupancy rate $530 per day (the same as a double occupancy), I had a conversation with the head of finance at GSV (July 2026). In my opinion a single occupancy uses less water, bedding and towels, not to mention 3 meals per day vs. 6 meals included for a double occupancy. The CFO’s explanation was that it is more efficient for GSV to have rooms with double occupancies. I said GSV’s profit margin is much greater in this situation because my mother is being charged the same as a double occupancy even though there is only one occupant. The CFO repeated his same explanation. I am left shaking my head - I’ll share more in my second episode.
Absolutely horrible communication with the residents! Your Senior management should be ashamed of themselves. Surely want their bonuses this year! At minimum they should be here keeping residents abreast of the situation! Poor management!
Very nice home!!!
My Family Is Blessed To Have The Caring Staff AT Garden Spot Especially Now AT Memory Support Caring For My 96 Year Old Mother In Law Alice Mauser. Her Daughter, My Wife Brenda And I Are Very Grateful For The Loving Care Shown To Alice Each And Everyday. God Bless Paster Mark, RN Stefanie , And So Many Other's Whom I Apologize For Not Listing By Name. GOD BLESS YOU ALL. STEVEN & BRENDA SHANNON.
Excellent! Compassionate caring staff, with a wide range of activities to participate in.
My mother-in-law moved to independent living almost 10 years ago. She developed Alzheimer's and progressed to assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and hospice before passing. The care and compassion of the staff was exemplary, especially for a person who was difficult before Alzheimer's. I'm not religious, but I really felt that Garden Spot Village is touched by God's grace.
My family feels so blessed to know that my father is in such good hands at Meadow View Memory Support. The staff are kind and caring to him, but also to me too. The communication is outstanding. They keep me updated on how my dad is doing and they are all knowledgeable about his likes and dislikes. They often provide special things for him, such as snacks that they know he loves. I'm so thankful for GSV.