Independent Living
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Independent Living and Assisted Living in Elizabethtown. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityMasonic Village at Elizabethtown in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania sits on a large Lancaster County campus with gardens, ponds and more than a dozen miles of walking paths. The campus offers a range of housing types including cottages, apartments, townhomes and studios, multiple dining venues and a chapel for non-denominational services. Onsite recreation includes bocce, woodworking, arts clubs and organized trips.
The community provides a spectrum of care and services from independent retirement living to personal care, skilled nursing and memory support, plus home- and community-based services such as home health, hospice, rehabilitation and an onsite pharmacy. Wellness amenities include a fitness center, three pools, aquatic and fitness classes and personal training. Masonic Village is Medicare- and Medicaid-approved.
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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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Wonderful experience. Father has lives there for 4 years. Best thing to ever happen for him.
Used this area for my daughter's senior pics. Great area!
Great place for a morning walk. They have a produce stand which is really nice.
Absolutely beautiful
Masonic village is very nice. Care for the residents is wonderful.
Beautiful retirement and rehab facility.
It’s hard to want to give this place a fair rating. Especially when they employ people like Chad Germer. He as whole may just be one grounds employee. But after hearing the way he speaks and treats people. To me it doesn’t match Masonic village’s mission statement and it truly sets a bad precedent. If he is doing it and getting away with it. I can only imagine the other employees who work with residents probably do it too.
Beautiful place for photos and walking. Feels almost European