SpiriTrust Lutheran, The Village at Sprenkle Drive sits in a quiet spot in York, Pennsylvania, not far from Route 30 and I-83, and it's one of six retirement communities run by the same not-for-profit, faith-based group with Lutheran roots and a long mission of service. The community offers several types of living and care, including residential living in cottages or apartments, assisted living, personal care, memory support care, skilled nursing, and short-term rehabilitation, so folks can find more help if things change over the years and get to stay on the same campus if they want. There are 26 units in the assisted living area, and those units are private rooms with kitchenette options. Some areas, like the memory care unit "Memory Support Care" and skilled care center, are set up for older adults who need more safety and hands-on help.
Residents can join in all kinds of activities, since there's a Life Enrichment Director named Brenna Michael who helps plan social, educational, and faith-based programs, and there's a fitness center and recreation spots around the campus. There are property services like laundry, meals, housekeeping, scheduled rides, and nurse support, and you'll find age restrictions, private rooms, and wheelchair access. The community welcomes folks with different budgets by offering payment choices that include private pay and long-term care insurance, and some of their apartment areas at some locations fill the need for low-income senior housing. Licensed as an Assisted Living Facility, The Village at Sprenkle Drive also offers home care, in-home support, palliative care, and hospice services in communities across Pennsylvania and into northern Maryland. SpiriTrust Lutheran provides programs like "SpiriTransition" to help people settle in or recover after an illness, along with their "Spirit360" and "Road to Home" support programs. Staff can help with almost any level of daily care, depending on needs, whether help with getting dressed and bathing, memory care for those with dementia, or skilled nursing during times of short-term or long-term health issues. The residents here seem to share a sense of community, pitching in to campus life through social and recreational activities, and the campus offers a choice between in-town or countryside settings around the York area. Every detail, from maintenance-free homes to meal options and housekeeping, aims to make senior life both comfortable and flexible, allowing each person to live as fully and independently as possible, while knowing support's right there if and when they need it.
