Relationships

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED. The beauty of our three campuses – Menno Village, Northfield and Penn Hall – is that you can feel at home in your own neighborhood while still feeling a part of the larger Menno Haven community. You can be as involved as you want to be and live the life you choose without the responsibilities of home ownership or health care concerns. You can enjoy musical entertainment, guest presenters, games, sing-alongs and coffee fellowship if you like.

Menno Haven provides many opportunities to develop fulfilling relationships. Exercise classes, cooking, crafts, Bible studies, volunteer opportunities and bus trips are available for the choosing. Residents can also enjoy woodworking, gardening, card clubs, art classes or college classes. Our resident councils offer opportunities to work together with staff members to plan campus life activities. Other Life Enrichment clubs may interest you such as the garden club, bridge club or Menno Haven chorus.

EVEN MORE WAYS TO INTERACT. Whether dining in the formal dining room or in a more casual coffee shop, you’ll find the perfect setting for talking with a friend or meeting a new one. Meals are also available for home delivery and facilities can be reserved for private birthday or anniversary parties. Or plan a get-together in one of our social rooms or pavilions.

Menno Haven residents also like to interact at our fitness centers and pools. Participate in group classes from aerobics to Tai Chi, or follow your own individualized exercise program. After these activities, you can relax in our soothing whirlpool spa. Or head over to the neighboring campus of Wilson College to stimulate your mind in programs offered throughout the year by the college or Institute for Retired Persons.

Values

OPPORTUNITIES TO GROW IN YOUR FAITH. Menno Haven is a non-profit, full-service retirement community based on Christian values. Our mission is to enhance the quality of your life through responsive Christian Human Services in a caring community. The values of service, stewardship, integrity, teamwork and excellence guide our decisions and actions as we strive to enhance the quality of life for seniors of all faiths and backgrounds.

As a part of the Menno Haven community, you have access to our chaplains for Pastoral Care and counseling for you or your family. Our chaplains offer private visitation in addition to regular Bible studies and worship services. Membership in the Menno Haven Christian Fellowship is also a way to grow in the faith community.

REAL WAYS TO SAVE YOUR WEALTH. With all of these amenities and services, you may actually be surprised at the value of Menno Haven retirement living. We offer a variety of living accommodations for various financial situations. In fact, living at Menno Haven could cost even less than your current cost of living when you consider services such as appliance maintenance, trash collection and lawn care. These services are included in one monthly fee, along with water, sewer, cable television, building insurance and real estate taxes. Menno Haven is known for its affordability and excellence in senior services.

We value your peace of mind, so we offer a selection of on-site health services, from 24-hour emergency system monitoring to on-campus physician and rehabilitation services. You can also enjoy the freedom of nature trails or take a bike ride through our campuses, knowing all Menno Haven campuses have 24-hour security. We value your safety and security as much as anything else we do.

Options

CHOICES FOR YOUR NEEDS TODAY. Menno Haven excels in options. Our diverse settings meet a variety of retirement lifestyles. Within the three campuses of Menno Village, Northfield and Penn Hall we offer cottage, villa, and apartment living with a menu of services to meet changing needs. And with a range of personal care and nursing care services, you know you’ll be taken care of as needs arise. Wherever your retirement life is headed, you can find your destination at Menno Haven.

The cottages and villas on our campuses offer the best of independent, maintenance-free living. Floor plans range from efficient one bedroom to spacious three bedroom designs and are arranged in smaller neighborhoods around the campuses. For those who enjoy the community feel of apartment living, our campus apartments come in one and two bedroom designs. In addition, they offer the convenient options of services such as housekeeping, laundry services and meal plans that allow you to share time with friends and neighbors.

Heritage

Since 1964, Menno Haven has grown from a 61-bed nursing center to a key provider of senior housing and senior care in the region. We may have grown to more than 1,200 residents over three campuses, but we have never outgrown our commitment to the Christian values upon which Menno Haven was founded. We’re proud to be known as a caring community that focuses on our residents.

Everyday, we strive to contribute to the mind, body and spirit of every resident. We start with a personal touch, add diverse settings for different retirement lifestyles and provide a continuum of care to meet a variety of needs. No matter what story has brought you here or where your story takes you, you’ll feel at home in the Menno Haven community.

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 are 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.

Menno Haven is committed to providing equal housing opportunities for all and welcomes men and women without regard to race, religion, ethnic group, and disability.

Board of Directors

Executive Committee
Llwellyn Martin, Chairperson
Dale Horst, Vice Chairperson
Martha Walker, Secretary
Lynn C. Rotz, Treasurer
Joseph Hulock, Assistant Secretary/Treasurer

Board Members
Darrell Baer
Dale Clugston
Carolyn George
Bradley Martin
Glenn Wingert
Wayne Yeager

Resident Representative
Helen Skiba-Powell

Board Emeritus
Irvin Cordell
Merle Cordell
Aldine Martin

Senior Management
Rodney Mason, President and CEO
Wendy Cowan, Chief Officer for Marketing and Public Relations
Tim Johnson, Chief Operating Officer
Charles E. Nelson, Chief Officer for Gift Planning
Jack Parson, Chief Financial Officer
Dennis Travers, Chief Officer for Human Resources