Wanting to care for his loved ones but having to juggle other responsibilities, Bill Mowbray was relieved Masonic Village was able to meet his needs.

Food at retirement communities used to be institutionalized and not very appetizing, because taste was not the top priority; nutritional value was. However, the baby boomer generation has reprioritized the flavors in food and made socialization the focus of dining.

Packing up your life is by no means an easy task, but most people have come face to face with this feat at least once in their lives.

For the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown, protecting 453 vulnerable residents who reside in the Masonic Health Care Center is a top priority, including reducing a dependency on antibiotics by 10%.

Although some say the best time to travel is when you’re young, members of the Masonic Village Travel Club know a secret: traveling, like wine, gets better with age.

New research on the benefits of building muscle at 70 and beyond proves pumping iron isn’t just for the young, but also the young at heart. It works to increase their quality of life.