Introducing to Lancaster County a New and Different Kind of Retirement Community that Includes People 55 and Over
Presbyterian Senior Living is excited to bring to the area a new concept that offers a Retirement Community that includes people 55 and over. Life at the Long Community at Highland will not tie you down, limit your boundaries, or make you feel confined. It is a concept that includes younger people and embraces independence as well as being connected to and engaged with the surrounding community and all it has to offer.
The Long Community at Highland offers a philosophy of service and support with an array of options to help you “age in place” in the privacy and comfort of your apartment home.
At The Long Community at Highland, you have the flexibility to create your own experience. All of our senior living services and amenities are designed to support your desire and decisions while keeping you engaged in the local community. Our Independent Living, Affordable Senior Housing, brand new Personal Care Residence and onsite Supportive Service Coordination create value that is personal, offers you choices, and keeps you in control. And our convenient location – just off routes 230 and 222, on the outskirts of Lancaster City in Manheim Township – provides easy access to a wide variety of recreational, educational, healthcare, shopping and cultural activities.
Opportunities Surround You
Whether you’re an enthusiast of the arts, sports, outdoors or another pastime, The Long Community at Highland is near something that will delight you. Baseball fans enjoy cheering for our minor-league team, the Barnstormers, while shoppers are in heaven at local boutiques, malls and outlet shopping at Rockvale and Tanger Outlets.
Outdoorsmen and women are right at home on Susquehannock State Park’s 224 majestic acres in southern Lancaster County. Besides the awesome view, the park offers a variety of recreational opportunities for year-round fun. Of the county’s six parks, Central Park receives the most visitors because of its convenient location and also because it has more facilities and recreational features than the other parks. With its beautiful array of flowering plants and trees and water fountain, this garden lives up to its name, stimulating all the senses. Central Park also has garden plots which are available from April through October. Gardeners can grow vegetables and flowers in these plots. And, organic plots are also available.
Of course, Central Park also has wonderful trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. These trails meander through fields, woods, and along creeks.
Railroad buffs find the region’s rich history well preserved at the Strasburg Railroad and Railroad Museum. And musical performances and theater abound at the Sight and Sound Theater, Fulton Theater, and American Music Theater.
Lancaster County is also home to eleven colleges and universities including Franklin & Marshall College, Millersville University, Penn State – Lancaster, and Lancaster Bible College, all offering life long learners a wide variety of academic and cultural opportunities.
