Hand-carved and Heartfelt

Woodworking may be considered a hobby for some, but for more than 50 residents of the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown, it’s a passion with a purpose.

December 20, 2016|

Seeing the World through Another’s Eyes

Imagine asking for a drink and being told “no,” or that you already have one. For someone with dementia who lives in a long-term care community, hearing “no” can be confusing and disappointing.

December 6, 2016|

Short-term Stay, Long-term Impact

Following surgery, 46-year-old Justin Thomas had his hesitations about coming to Masonic Village at Elizabethtown’s Transitional Care Unit for short-term rehabilitation, but it became the best choice for him.

September 20, 2016|

Preventing Shingles

Shingles, or herpes zoster, is a common illness among older adults. For many years, researchers have been raising questions as to why this is the case.

September 14, 2016|

Dealing with Depression

Depression is a very common medical problem among older adults, and is often broken down into two categories: major depression and minor depression.

September 7, 2016|

A Tribute to Trees

When entering campus from Masonic Drive, the towering oak trees along Freemason Drive greet campus residents, staff and visitors like an old friend.

August 26, 2016|
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