Jim Roediger served in the U.S. Navy, and his many months at sea inspired a lifelong love of ships. He shared this passion with fellow residents at Masonic Village at Sewickley recently by displaying his model ships, one of many things he enjoys doing with his free time.

Imagine waking up and choosing what to do with each minute of your day. Since moving to Masonic Village at Sewickley, this is the new reality for Ron Piroli.

Betty Pomeroy has lived at Masonic Village at Sewickley for less than a year, but she’s already a big fan and has referred several people who recently moved in, too. 

Residents can find comfort and security knowing they’re residing among the best senior living communities in the state amidst dedicated, professional staff.

Since moving to Masonic Village in 2020, the Cottens been busy making new friends and learning new things, without worrying about home maintenance, yard work or meal planning.

You have been saving for retirement for decades. When it is finally time to cash in on your investment, wouldn’t you want your money to be well spent?

The city of Pittsburgh is home to an array of major league sports teams, entertainment venues, academic institutions and now, retirees, including Harry and Toni Vosseler.

A blessing is sometimes a matter of being in the right place at the right time. For Barbara McKee and her family, the right place since 2019 has been Masonic Village at Sewickley.   

As it develops and grows, the photography club hopes to attract new members to join in on the group’s journey, no matter their experience or expertise,

Here is what you need to know about the differences between a 55+ community and a continuing care retirement community, so you can make the decision that is right for you.

How the cost of health care at continuing care retirement communities is covered depends on the plan offered. Learn more about your options.

Thanks to the generosity of Masonic Village residents, 11 dining room servers received $4,000 college scholarships. Residents wanted to help recruit servers, many of whom are high school and college age, by offering them assistance with their future education through scholarships made possible through donations.