What's Happening
- Thank a Vet Registration Event: May 16, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., in Brossman Ballroom Salon 3
- Annual Open House: June 5, at 10 a.m., in the Freemasons Cultural Center. Register: 800-676-6452
- Grey Lions Host Director of Four Diamonds Fund: June 7, at 2 p.m., in the Masonic Village Clubhouse's Keystone Room
- Lukens Band: Sunday, June 30, at 3 p.m., in the Freemasons Cultural Center Deike Auditorium
- Zembo Shrine String Band: July 6, at 2:30 p.m., in the Freemason Cultural Center Deike Auditorium
- Summer Lunch Series - Three Loaves Café on the Square: Thursday, July 25, from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., at the Elizabethtown Square
- Perseverance Band: Sunday, August 4, at 2:30 p.m., in the Freemasons Cultural Center Deike Auditorium
Cottage Expansion
New cottages under construction! Limited units still available.
Reserve your brand new two-bedroom cottage in the Garfield or Polk Drive neighborhoods today! Call 800-676-6452 for more information and to take a personal tour.
Sycamore Savings
We extended our $10,000 monthly fee incentive for select two-bedroom apartments so you can move into your new home and not pay a monthly service fee for several months.
In addition, you may want to take advantage of the new modified entrance fee plan for the Sycamore Apartments. Under this plan, entrance fees for all Sycamore accommodations will be reduced by 50%! While monthly service fees under the modified plan will increase moderately, we created this plan for individuals looking for an option that requires less investment up front to move into a luxurious one, two, or two-bedroom/den apartment.
Call 800-676-6452 for more information and to take a personal tour.
Publications
- Village Voice Spring 2013
- Retirement Living Recreation Calendar
- Community Report - Learn how we inspire, serve and advocate for our residents, staff and the community around us.
Community Services
If you live nearby or you're not quite ready to move to Masonic Village at Elizabethtown, take advantage of one of our community services:
Retirement Living Choices and a Whole Lot More in Central Pennsylvania
No matter your age, income, lifestyle or goals, Masonic Village at Elizabethtown has something for you!
Our 1,400 acre campus offers charitable services ranging from a children's home and child care center, to continuing care retirement services, options to help you age in place, and services that benefit adults and their caregivers, alike. An onsite farm and farmers market set the tone for the community as a safe and peaceful neighborhood that bustles with recreational, social, cultural, wellness and educational possibilities. We're open for everyone, so explore how you can enjoy life your way.
Imagine living on 1,400 acres of farmland in an active senior community of more than 1,700 people with a variety of interests and hobbies. Leave the worries of home upkeep behind, and enjoy our many recreational, social, cultural, wellness and educational possibilities, both on and off campus.
With retirement living cottages, apartments and rental suites as well as personal care, nursing services, clinical services and home care options open to everyone, you have peace of mind knowing that no matter your desires now or in the future, you have access to comprehensive care and options.
A Glimpse into Life at Masonic Village
See an overview of what life is like for residents of Masonic Village.You can learn more by attending the Annual Open House on June 5.
Retirement Living Questions and Answers
Q: What are the criteria to live at Masonic Village?
A: Anyone age 60 and older may apply. For couples, one individual needs to be age 60 and the other at least age 55. For additional requirements, please contact the Marketing Office.
Q: How much time do I have to move from my current home after I select my new home at Masonic Village?
A: You will have three to four months, and Masonic Village has various resources which may assist you.
Q: Can someone answer my questions regarding my personal financial situation?
A: Yes. Our staff is available to discuss your personal financial situation with you throughout the transition.
Q: Is there sufficient parking for more than one automobile?
A: Yes. In addition, Masonic Village has a designated parking area for you to maintain your RV/motor home at no additional charge.
Q: Is transportation provided?
A: Yes. Residents who are able to ride without assistance may use our shuttle service for transportation throughout the campus and local community. We also offer transportation to off-campus appointments for a nominal charge.
Q: Will my monthly service fee or rental fee increase in the future?
A: Typically, yes. In order to maintain our high quality services, we generally increase our fees annually; however, you would receive a 60-day notice of any such change.
Q: What added financial security does Masonic Village offer to residents?
A: Masonic Village provides support to most eligible individuals who may no longer be able to afford their services at some point in the future for reasons beyond their control. You'll need to maintain your eligibility for Medicaid and other third-party reimbursements to help cover the cost of your services.
Q: As a resident, will I receive preferred access to the Masonic Health Care Center should I need it in the future?
A: Yes. All residents receive preferred access to the Masonic Health Care Center on a fee-for-service basis depending on specific medical condition(s).
Q: What is your pet policy?
A: You are welcome to bring up to two pets. Contact us for specific guidelines based on your preferred living option.
Personal Care and Nursing Services Questions and Answers
Q: What will happen if my funds deplete?
A: Generous donations enable Masonic Village to provide services to most eligible individuals regardless of your financial means. You will need to maintain your eligibility for Medicaid and other third-party reimbursement to cover the costs for your services. Our staff will help you apply for all available funds. You will receive a monthly allowance which can be deposited into a personal care account for safekeeping.
Q: Does Masonic Village require a power of attorney and a living will for admission?
A: No; however, we encourage all residents to have a general, durable power of attorney and a living will. It is important to have someone appointed to make medical and financial decisions should you become unable to do so.
Q: Will I have a roommate?
A: You may need to share a semi-private suite with another resident until a private suite opens.
Q: What transportation does Masonic Village provide?
A: Shuttles provide transportation around campus and for residents to go on monthly outings and trips to shopping centers. We also offer transportation to off-campus appointments at an additional charge.
Q: What is your pet policy?
A: You may have birds and fish in some suites. Companion pets live in various areas of the Masonic Health Care Center and Freemasons Building.
Q: What enhancement therapies does Masonic Village offer?
A: Music therapy, pet therapy, remotivation therapy, therapeutic recreation and sensory stimulation.
