Landis Homes

Landis Homes sits on a 114-acre countryside campus at 1001 East Oregon Road in Lititz, Pennsylvania, tucked in the lower level of the Westview building, where you'll find a place with nearly 900 residents and a long history going back over 60 years, and everything there pretty much revolves around the idea of belonging, fostering friendships, and making daily life easier for folks age 55 and up. People can choose from cottage homes, apartments, hybrid homes, and even rooms with balconies, which give a good view of the community's wetlands and winding paths, and there's a real focus on having spaces and activities that help everyone feel welcomed, whether someone prefers a quiet afternoon or enjoys joining programs like Fellowship Day or the Sing for the Moment Choir made for people with dementia and other forms of memory loss. Landis Homes works with groups like the Lancaster County Office of Aging, Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, and the Veterans Administration, plus it's partly funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging and the Lancaster County Commissioners, so you'll notice care is carefully coordinated, and they'll bring in help for things like adult day services, hospice, end-of-life care, personal care, skilled nursing, assisted living, and independent living, all so people don't have to move if their needs change. Folks can use Landis At Home for support right in their own residence, or Landis Adult Day Services, which will even work with families to set up a care plan that fits each person, and you'll see they make time for health, wellness, creativity, and lifelong learning through things like FLOURISH, which pushes for purpose and connection. You'll find a fitness center, walking trails, dining options like a bistro and café, and common spaces for gathering, but it's also the kind of place that celebrates both large group events such as the annual ADS Golf Outing and quieter community impact programs that draw on partnerships and volunteers. Landis Homes is part of Landis Communities, which also includes Welsh Mountain Home, Mountain View Terrace, Steeple View Lofts, and Landis Place on King, and they run things with values like integrity, compassion, and stewardship at the center, making the environment friendly and down-to-earth. They've even earned LEED certification for being good to the environment, and you'll see staff dedicated to planning residency and care, and programs to support memory and brain health. The aim is always compassionate, high-quality support with enough variety in living and service options so seniors can keep their independence, stay active, and make strong connections while knowing help's always close by.