Elizabethtown Earns “Best of the Best” Designation
December 16, 2015
Serving more than 1,900 residents, the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown has been recognized as the “Best of the Best” in retirement living in South Central Pennsylvania by SeniorAdvisor.com for outstanding resident feedback.
SeniorAdvisor.com, the largest ratings and reviews site for senior care and services in North America, recently announced the Best of 2016 Awards, recognizing the “Best of the Best” providers as rated by residents and families. Over 1,000 assisted living, in-home care and other senior housing providers across the United States and Canada were recognized this year, but Masonic Village at Elizabethtown is the only retirement community in Lancaster County to make the list.
Now in their third year, the Best of 2016 Awards celebrate the communities and agencies that have consistently received outstanding feedback from families on the SeniorAdvisor.com website. According to a release written by the organization, this exclusive designation places the winners in the top one percent of senior care providers, based on the opinions of those who matter most – residents and their families.
“These award-winning providers are raising the bar in the senior care industry, and families are noticing,” said Eric Seifert, president of SeniorAdvisor.com. “Seniors and their loved ones are writing more online reviews than ever before. This year alone, we saw a 36 percent increase in the average number of reviews each winner has. It’s because of the amazing work these organizations and their staff perform, and the increasing volume of the consumer online voice, that we were able to expand our awards program this year to over 1,000 winners. We’re honored to highlight these providers, and we’re especially excited this year to see more nursing homes and home care providers embracing online reviews.”
Read Masonic Village at Elizabethtown’s reviews and see what residents had to say at: https://www.senioradvisor.com/local/masonic-village-at-elizabethtown-elizabethtown-pa.
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