Masonic Village at Dallas sits in the Back Mountain area of Northeastern Pennsylvania, and folks will find it's got options for retirement living that include apartments and villas, so you can pick what fits best, and you get quiet surroundings with nice nature and walking trails along with views right out your window, but life stays lively there too, since you've got easy access to all sorts of amenities like the Irem Clubhouse for social gatherings and on-site dining, and Misericordia University isn't far for cultural, athletic, and education programs. Every living option, whether you go for a villa or an apartment, includes useful features like individually-controlled heating and air conditioning, electric ranges, refrigerators, microwaves, dishwashers, and washers and dryers, plus an emergency call system and smoke detectors to help folks feel safe, and if something breaks or there's snow on the walk, the staff handles all that since maintenance-free living is the rule, and the monthly service fee even covers things like water, sewer, trash, lawn care, seasonal landscaping, and property insurance, so you don't have to keep up with repairs or big house chores anymore.
The apartments come in four different floor plans, ranging from 765 to 1,130 square feet, so you can find one- or two-bedroom layouts with options like balconies and rooftop terraces, while the villas are larger, at 1,502 to 2,476 square feet, including garages, porches, and options for dens, sunrooms, or decks, so you get to pick what suits you, and storage is also available for apartments. There are entrance fee and rental options to give people flexibility, with rentals for apartments starting at $1,512 a month and a range of service fees from $1,130 to $1,752, and those fees cover a lot, like appliance repairs, interior and exterior home maintenance, housekeeping for common areas, and help with things like snow shoveling, leaf raking, and lawn mowing. Residents can take part in social and recreational activities like games, cocktail hours, social groups, volunteer chances, and clubs, and the place runs several programs through local partners, so retirement doesn't feel isolated or dull.
As for services, Masonic Village at Dallas offers a full continuum of care, including retirement living, personal care, and nursing services, with on-site outpatient therapy-physical, occupational, and speech therapy available-and referrals for home care and home health services if you need those. People who live there get priority access to long-term care and short-term rehab services through community partner agreements, and there's an emergency response system 24/7. The community lets you customize the look and feel of your villa or apartment, and both residents and people from the wider local area can use services, regardless of any Masonic connection, so the place is open to all.
Masonic Village at Dallas stands as a not-for-profit community that's approved for Medicare and Medicaid, and admission decisions don't depend on race, color, religion, , disability, family status, or where you're from-everyone gets a fair shake. The community's guided by long-standing values and a Mission of Love, working to give seniors comfort, security, and a steady set of services, plus there's a real interest in folks' well-being, so you don't have to worry about the heavy lifting when it comes to daily living, and you can settle in and enjoy the days ahead.
