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The Long Community at Highland
600 East Roseville Road, Lancaster, PA 17601
Featured Review
5
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November 8, 2023
I stayed at The Long Community at Highland and I was very satisfied there. It was an independent living community, so I didn't have any care, but it was a very attractive building. It's 10 years old and there were 3 separate buildings. The apartments were very roomy and in a nice location. There was nothing like pools or walking trails or anything like that, but it was right on the edge of Lancaster and it was very convenient. The things surrounding it were restaurants, grocery stores, and postal services. You get a $100 per person per month allowance for the food, but it wasn't as good as it should have been. They had movies every week and they had ladies' night, just ladies get together for dinner. And they were just starting to get some other activities going. The staff was great.
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Bedroom Type
one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio
Starting Price
$3,700/mo
Care Types
Memory Care, Independent Living, Assisted Living
Bedroom Type
one bedroom apartment, studio
Starting Price
$1,950/mo
Care Types
Assisted Living, Independent Living
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About The Long Community at Highland in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
The Long Community at Highland, located in Lancaster, PA, offers a variety of care types including Independent Living, 55-Plus Communities, Assisted Living, Respite Care, and Memory Care. This wide range of services ensures that residents can find the right level of care they need, all within the same community. The living spaces are designed as apartments, with options for kitchens, kitchenettes, and living rooms within the units. This flexibility allows residents to choose a living space that best suits their lifestyle and needs.
In terms of amenities, The Long Community at Highland provides a comprehensive list that enhances the living experience for its residents. Meals are provided, and the community boasts a garden, on-site parking, and allows pets. Safety and convenience are prioritized with an emergency response system, while the community also encourages an active and social lifestyle through organized activities/programs, outdoor common areas, fitness and wellness facilities, and more. Additional amenities such as salon services, WiFi/internet access, and spiritual activities ensure that residents have access to a wide range of comforts and conveniences.
The services offered at The Long Community at Highland are designed to support the health and well-being of its residents. With nurses on staff and services like medication management, personal care, physical and occupational therapy, and housekeeping, residents can receive the care and assistance they need. The community also supports residents in maintaining their independence by offering help with activities of daily living (ADLs). Furthermore, the acceptance of insurance helps ease the financial aspect of care for many residents and their families. Overall, The Long Community at Highland aims to provide a supportive, comfortable, and engaging environment for its residents.
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Reviews of The Long Community at Highland in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
4.6
(3 reviews)
Facility
5.0
Staff
5.0
Food
3.0
Activities
3.0
Value
4.0
June
5
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November 8, 2023
I stayed at The Long Community at Highland and I was very satisfied there. It was an independent living community, so I didn't have any care, but it was a very attractive building. It's 10 years old and there were 3 separate buildings. The apartments were very roomy and in a nice location. There was nothing like pools or walking trails or anything like that, but it was right on the edge of Lancaster and it was very convenient. The things surrounding it were restaurants, grocery stores, and postal services. You get a $100 per person per month allowance for the food, but it wasn't as good as it should have been. They had movies every week and they had ladies' night, just ladies get together for dinner. And they were just starting to get some other activities going. The staff was great.
Provider Response
Mary Anne
5
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April 1, 2022
I went to The Long Community at Highland. It was more independent, but they did have a cafeteria. I didn't see any of the community rooms, it looked to me like an apartment building. It was very nice. I met the person that did the tour. I just met the person that did the two wars, I didn't meet anybody other than the young lady that showed us the available unit. She was very nice, answered all our questions, and she was very, very informed. I think it was two or three stories high. It was more like an apartment. We went to see an apartment that they were going to paint and replace the carpet in. We looked at their storage facilities, and their hallway was very nice. It was nice.
Provider Response
Paul38
4
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May 31, 2014
My wife is at The Long Community. I visit there about once a year, and it’s a nice place. Their apartments are really big. It's a new facility, just about three or four years old. The food is good. They have physical fitness activities twice a week, and they have buses that take them on tours, and they go visit different places. The people are friendly there, and they are all about the same age. Overall, it's a nice place, but the design of the apartment isn’t the best. I don’t know if they can change it, but if I were to design an apartment, I wouldn’t design it the way it is. For example, the shower is too big, and it doesn’t have any handrails, and for older people that is very important.
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