Founded in 1964, Menno Haven was organized in conjunction with the Mennonite Churches of Franklin County and is a not-for-profit corporation. As one of the leaders in continuing care retirement communities, Menno Haven Retirement Communities brings together years of experience in the retirement living and healthcare fields to assure its residents the very best in senior living that is affordable. At our address we promise exceptional service, quality healthcare, security and peace of mind. ...

Passavant offers an attractive variety of living arrangements for older adults, including residential cottages and apartments; assisted living and personal care studios and one-bedroom apartments; and intermediate and skilled nursing. We have been providing opportunities for seniors to live a more abundant life for more than 100 years.

Collectively, 16 Phoebe communities provide a continuum of care, housing and services to meet the changing needs of individuals as they grow older. Long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, specialized programs for persons with Alzheimer's and respite care are offered. Personal care is available in two assisted living residences. Ten independent living communities are currently available.

Today, in comfortable surroundings, a dedicated staff of caregivers provides gentle, personal, tender care to God's aging people in a network of homes across the region.

Dealing with Alzheimer's Disease can be lonely and frightening for both the person with the disease and those close to that person. Silver Oaks Nursing Center offers the most comprehensive program of care and treatment available. The staff is dedicated to restore and maintain the dignity and self-esteem of the resident with Alzheimer's Disease through a supportive and caring environment.

Dock Woods Community is a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community sponsored by the Franconia Mennonite Conference.

As time passed, people referred to Maria Joseph Manor not as a "Home for the Aged" but as "The Home with a Heart." Since it's beginning, more than forty years ago, the Sisters and the staff have committed themselves to making Maria Joseph Manor a caring, welcoming home for it's residents. Soon applications for admission began to arrive, not only from Pennsylvania, but from other states where the Sisters taught or ministered. Within a few years the Manor was filled to capacity and applicants had ...

To provide caring services, offer educational programs and preserve our heritage in order to assist individuals, families and children in realizing their potential and enjoying the highest possible quality of life through the benevolence of Freemasonry.