The 7 Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Brandamore, PA

Freedom Village at Brandywine retirement community in West Brandywine, PA offers carefree living at its best, with a wide variety of beautifully appointed residential options, a wealth of exceptional services and amenities, and a full calendar of fun, engaging activities—all just minutes from the many attractions, charming villages, and historic destinations of Chester County’s lush Brandywine...

Welcome to The Inn at Freedom Village, a large continuing care retirement community in West Brandywine, PA. The Inn at Freedom Village is located at 35 Freedom Boulevard, and offers assisted living services for older adults. If you’re assessing whether a continuing care retirement community

Simpson Meadows Overview A vibrant retirement community in Downingtown, Pennsylvania Imagine an active and fulfilling retirement at Simpson Meadows Continuing Care Retirement Community in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. There’s a very homelike approach to our philosophy of retirement living. Both residents and staff are warm and open, which makes it feel like a close-knit community of friends and e...

Tel Hai is a Hebrew phrase meaning “Hill of Life” – aptly named for a community with a long-standing reputation of providing exemplary service and care in a vibrant environment that enables seniors to live life to the fullest. Tel Hai is a nationally accredited, non-profit Life Plan Community (formerly a continuing care retirement community), and is rich in heritage and compassionate people...

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St. Martha Center for Rehabilitation & Healthcare is a Catholic faith care center in Downingtown, Pennsylvania where you are welcomed into our warm and caring atmosphere that is created by our dedicated staff and volunteers, all of whom are committed to providing you or your loved one the highest level of care.

Zerbe Retirement Community, as the final venture of ambitious entrepreneurs, has grown to become an extended family to the community, offering security and tender loving care to both residents and their families. Back in 1958, this was the long-term goal of sisters Dot and Sis Zerbe and Ann Zerbe Good, and Ann’s husband, Curly (Omar) Good. This foursome was already well known locally as The Zerb...