Take Time to Rediscover You
Explore and expand your interests. Embrace relaxation and security. Masonic Village will take care of the rest.
The Choice is Yours
Tucked into the Back Mountain of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Masonic Village at Dallas is quiet, yet vibrant and engaged. With retirement living in Dallas, you can choose an active or relaxing lifestyle, or change your mind every day.
Walking trails and picturesque views display nature’s beauty right in your back yard. Play a round of golf on property, enjoy on-site dining or visit Misericordia University next door for educational, wellness, athletic or arts and culture programs. To experience city life, it’s just a short drive to Wilkes-Barre or Scranton for entertainment and cultural attractions. See what retirement living in Dallas can look like, and contact us today!
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A Carefree Lifestyle
You’ll have plenty of time to do it all, with maintenance-free living at Masonic Village. Any time, day or night, staff will be at your door if you need us. You can customize the look and feel of your apartment or villa, while we help maintain appliances, interior and exterior repairs and landscaping. You can forget about snow shoveling, leaf raking and lawn mowing.
We’re also here for you if your health care needs ever change. Residents have priority access to long-term care or short-term rehabilitation services through our preferred provider agreements with community partners. We can also provide referrals for home care or home health services. Available on-site, CIP Rehabilitation offers outpatient services, including physical, occupational and speech therapy.
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