History
Founded in 1964, Menno Haven was organized in conjunction with the Mennonite Churches of Franklin County and is a not-for-profit corporation. As one of the leaders in continuing care retirement communities, Menno Haven Retirement Communities brings together years of experience in the retirement living and healthcare fields to assure its residents the very best in senior living that is affordable. At our address we promise exceptional service, quality healthcare, security and peace of mind.
Mission
Our Mission is to enhance the quality of life through responsive Christian human services in a caring community.
Philosophy
The Board of Directors and management of Menno Haven Retirement Communities are committed to Christian values in the operation of the organization. The values of Service, Stewardship, Integrity, Teamwork, and Excellence embody the philosophy of the employees and volunteers who strive to enhance the quality of life for seniors of all faiths and backgrounds by providing a continuum of quality health care, housing and community services, in a compassionate, Christian-focused manner. We strive to:
Contribute to the body, mind and spirit of each person
Anticipate and provide for changing needs
Recognize and affirm the value of all God's people
Encourage and enable victory in all life's experiences
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Senior Management Staff:
Rodney Mason, NHA
President and CEO |
Wendy Cowan, CMP
Chief Officer for Marketing
& Public Relations |
Ana Crider, MBA
Chief Financial Officer |
Tim Johnson, NHA
Chief Operating Officer |
Charles E. Nelson, CFP
Chief Officer for Gift Planning |
Board of Directors:
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Executive Committee
- Dale Clugston, Chairperson
- Llwellyn Martin, Vice Chairperson
- Martha Walker, Secretary
- Leo Martin, Treasurer
- Dale Horst, Asst. Sec./Treasurer
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Members
- Darrell Baer
- Phares Bitikofer
- Joseph Hulock
- Sharon Kuhns
- Harold Martin
- Lynn Rotz
- Glenn Wingert
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Affiliations
Menno Haven Retirement Communities is affiliated with and holds active membership in the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (AAHSA), Pennsylvania Association of Non-Profit Homes for the Aging (PANPHA), Mennonite Health Services and the Association of Brethren and Mennonite Older Adults Ministries.
The Menno Haven Menno Village campus and the Menno Haven Penn Hall campus is accredited by the Continuing Care Accreditation Commission (CCAC/CARF). Menno Haven has been nationally accredited through CCAC since 1988. Menno Haven was one of the first 100 retirement communities to be recognized nationally through CCAC accreditation. Menno Haven still strongly values and supports the standards of excellence that is represented by the seal of CCAC/CARF accreditation.
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