EXCELLENCE

To provide our residents and their families with quality service, care and facilities.

DIGNITY

To respect and honor the value of each individual.

INTEGRITY

To strive always for honesty, good character, trustworthiness, fairness and equality.

TEAMWORK

To create an environment where each individual, whether employee or resident, can live life to the fullest – each one giving and receiving.

Non-Discrimination Policy for Residents:

Admissions, the provision of services, and referrals of clients shall be made without regard to race, color, religious creed, disability, ancestry, national origin, age, sex or Limited English Proficiency.

Our resident veterans gather for our annual Veterans Day celebration.

Caitlin and Kelley celebrate in honor of and with our resident veterans with a special luncheon at Applebee's.

Sarah serving Mike refreshments. We have a great very hardworking caring staff.

Susan and John anticipating a homemade lunch.

Nancy requests a song from one of the many musicians hired for entertainment.

Heidi the hairdresser gives Sandy a haircut in the convenience of our in-house Barber/Beauty Shop.

Donna raises her hand for BINGO! The staff and volunteers provide a variety of games and well rounded programs.

The men are attending a table at the annual community yard sale which is well attended by the community for selling and buying.

Joan enjoys reading in her room and loves to socialize by attending various activities.

Virginia's daughter brings the dogs in for a visit and she really spoils them!

The grounds around Colonial Lodge grounds offer beautiful scenery and places to take a stroll.

Colonial Lodge Community has beautiful flower beds. Our residents enjoy getting outside and love caring for their raised vegetable gardens.

The residents enjoy the warmth of the cozy fireplace during winter months.

The gazebo in the courtyard along with many chairs provide enjoyment in sun or shade.

"Komm Esse"

Jean, Helen and Sam share stories both current and old while having a meal in one of the two beautiful dining rooms.

Antonia waits her turn while Walter plays the "new" Wii game donated to the residents from Ephrata Mennonite Church.

Bob and Joe tend the chickens.

Bob puts puzzles together and enjoys framing them to hang up in
his room.

Hahnstown School comes to sing for the residents during the Christmas Season in our large activity room (over 50 students)