Lancaster Assisted Living

Lancaster is home to Pennsylvania’s Dutch Country and is a laid-back, rural city that many seniors choose to retire at. Located in south central Pennsylvania, Lancaster is one of the oldest non-coastal cities in the country. For those looking for elderly care, there are many Lancaster assisted living facilities, senior apartments, nursing homes, and in home residential senior care options to choose from. With it’s rich history and famous tourist attractions, seniors living here will find many things to see and do each day. While still needing help with everyday daily living activities, those in independent living facilities can still enjoy the many sights and attractions that Lancaster has to offer through it’s city.

Lancaster is well known as the Pennsylvania Dutch Country, where immigrants from Germany and Switzerland settled down in the 17th and 18th centuries. Lancaster still upholds it’s heritage with attractions, amenities, shops, and dining that date back to the early days. Seniors in Lancaster assisted living facilities may enjoy visiting the amusement park, Dutch Wonderland, with their grandchildren. An educating and interesting experience is touring the Amish Country, where seniors can learn a bit more about Amish beliefs and take a buggy ride in a horse-drawn carriage. Life Streams Productions at Living Waters Theatre are very popular among the Christian community. Farm tours, railroad museums, pretzel factories, and museums can also be found around the Lancaster area. Whether you are already a resident of Pennsylvania or are moving from out of state, Lancaster is a prime destination in Pennsylvania for seniors to live out the rest of their lives.

ALF rates can vary depending on the type of facility that you will be residing at. Nursing homes are one of the most expensive options, while in-home care and Lancaster assisted living are typically less expensive. 2012 studies have shown that the average annual rate for in-home homemaker services is $44,616 and home health aides average at around $45,760. A private one-bedroom unit in assisted living can cost $39,015 each year. Nursing homes offer both semi-private and private bedroom options. A semi-private room is $91,652 annually and a private bedroom is $99,280 annually. These rates can vary by location, facility, and room type.

AssistedSeniorLiving.Net is the best place online to find more information about senior living facilities before choosing to live at one. Not only will future residents be provided with a listing of facilities in Lancaster, but they can learn more about each facility, including the on-site amenities, room types, average cost, and nearby attractions. Photographs also help in making a clear decision.

Lancaster Senior Care: Quick Facts

Assisted living (state avg, monthly)$39,010
Nursing home, semi-private (monthly)$91,652
Nursing home, private room (monthly)$99,280
In-home homemaker (monthly)$44,616
In-home health aide (monthly)$45,760
Adult day care (monthly)$14,600
Country Meadows of Lancaster

Country Meadows of Lancaster

1380 Elm Ave
Lancaster, PA 17603-4642

Elm Avenue is a quiet street in Lancaster that leads to Country Meadows, our charming campus in the heart of Pennsylvania's Dutch Country. With just 96 apartment-style residences, the community is small enough to know…

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