Masonic Village at Sewickley sits on more than 60 acres and has different care levels like skilled nursing, assisted living, Alzheimer's care, and personal care services, and even offers home health and hospice for people who want to age in place or need temporary help after an illness, and there's a LifeCare model which lets people keep their monthly fee steady even as their health care needs change, so it's something a lot of folks find reassuring as they get older and start needing more help. The campus includes retirement apartments, upgraded villas, and brand new nursing and personal care buildings that try to balance privacy with the help people sometimes need, and the staff keeps things moving with activities, intergenerational programs, social and recreational events, religious services, and holiday gatherings so there's always a reason to get out of your apartment or safely enjoy a common area.
The Barley Wellness Center is where people go for physical, occupational, and speech therapies with good equipment and professional staff, and those who want to stay active can work out there or join lifelong learning and club activities, which are hosted all over the property, so it doesn't really matter what hobbies or preferences someone has; there tends to be a group for it or a spot to do it. Masonic Village at Sewickley has two restaurants and an evening pub for dining, and there's a general store, computer center, woodshop, gardening plots, and more, all connected to a library and hair salon if someone wants to keep routines simple and on campus, which most folks eventually do.
For people living with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia, there are secured neighborhoods and memory support services for safety and comfort, with spaces made for engagement and support. The facility also includes outdoor spaces and age-appropriate playground equipment to support intergenerational activities with the on-site child care center, giving residents opportunities to connect with children and join joint programs, and younger visitors can help put a little spark in people's days. Services get tailored to residents' needs, whether someone's getting short-term rehab, using the pharmacy, or taking part in birthday parties and other events. Because it's Medicare and Medicaid approved, there are flexible options for a lot of families, and the campus map and brochure help people sort out all the choices. Masonic Village at Sewickley doesn't hide away from the fact it's a big place with a lot going on, and some people might like that, while others prefer it quiet, but it's always been a part of the Masonic Villages of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, and it was listed among America's Best Nursing Homes in 2025, so it does have a steady place in the community. Josie Polis is the Director of Sales & Marketing, and their dedicated website helps with extra information if someone wants to learn more.
