Receive personal assistance while you enjoy the people and things you love most. Masonic Village at Burlington staff assist you with personal hygiene, medications and other daily activities, while you explore your interests, learn something new or spend time with family and friends.
We know that choosing an assisted living facility is an important decision. You can call our team directly at (609) 239-3900 or fill out the form below.
At the Masonic Village of Burlington, our assisted living facilities can offer you or your loved ones the comforts of home with comprehensive treatment and care, as well as meals, activities, and more on site. Residents are given a strong community and a plethora of resources at their disposal, making the transition as seamless and comfortable as possible for both the residents and their families.
Unlike at-home care, assistance is available to residents all the time, whenever needed. A team of nurses and facility staff are on site 24/7, ensuring that medical care and is always available and accessible, and providing residents with a feeling of safety.
Staff are trained as either Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) or Licensed Home Health Aides (HHAs), and are able to take care of grooming and personal/oral hygiene, provide mobility assistance, and take vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, etc.), all included in daily care as necessary. Staff are also given additional instruction and education by Masonic Village, as well as specialty training in Alzheimer’s and dementia.
All aspects of daily life are included in care. This means that residents don’t need to worry about daily chores like housekeeping or laundry. Meals are provided, prepared by experienced and talented chefs, and diets can be accommodated by the kitchen staff if needed. Other benefits and conveniences of our assisted living facilities include not having to take care of yard work, maintenance, or security, as all of these services are included.
Social activities are abundant at Masonic Village; from arts and crafts to outdoor activities to reading groups and movie nights, there are plenty of offerings and outings to keep residents busy, active, and engaged. Residents who prefer enjoying the sunshine and fresh air can take advantage of the 450 acres of grounds and walking paths, or take a gardening class. Personal trainers are on staff for residents to keep fit, and there are regular game nights, bingo nights, church services and bible study, cooking classes, and dozens of other fun ways for residents to socialize, make new friends, and find new hobbies.
Social activities are abundant at Masonic Village; from arts and crafts to outdoor activities to reading groups and movie nights, there are plenty of offerings and outings to keep residents busy, active, and engaged. Residents who prefer enjoying the sunshine and fresh air can take advantage of the 450 acres of grounds and walking paths, or take a gardening class. Personal trainers are on staff for residents to keep fit, and there are regular game nights, bingo nights, church services and bible study, cooking classes, and dozens of other fun ways for residents to socialize, make new friends, and find new hobbies.
While our assisted living facilities are a great option for those who can get by mostly independently, some people need a little more help and care. We do have Skilled Nursing on site, which is more similar to a nursing home setting. This type of care is usually deemed the best route when residents have acute medical needs and would be best served by a higher level of assistance. Placement is determined during the application process, and we are happy to help you figure out your next steps.
At Masonic Village, assisted living services are private pay, though you may qualify for Medicaid assistance for your care if you have already qualified for the program. Medicare does not cover assisted living or long-term care programs, but may cover specific healthcare costs during this time. Masonic Village is a Medicare/Medicaid certified facility.
While we don’t offer any facility-specific financial assistance options, if you have long-term care insurance, it will typically cover at least a part of your costs for assisted living services. For those who are either veterans who served in a war or the spouse of a veteran and have a financial and medical need, you should apply for the Veteran’s Aid & Attendance Pension Package through the VA to help cover the costs of long-term assisted living care.
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