Independent Living at Attleboro Village, Langhorne

Independent living with community around you

Attleboro Village was the independent living part of the Attleboro Community campus in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. Archived text describes a community of residents who prize activity, positive engagement and social contact, living in their own spacious apartments. This page is an informational summary and not an official statement.

Residents and staff alike encouraged each other to learn, follow personal interests and take part in events for the mind, body and spirit. A day could include a cultural outing, time with relatives and friends or a quiet walk in the Bucks County countryside.

What set it apart

The village stood out for choice and convenience: residents could pick a floor plan that suited them, enjoy maintenance-free living and join social events, and dining offered gourmet-style options. Staff were on hand to provide resources and support so residents could feel confident about health decisions while staying independent.

Features and services listed

• Studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and two-bedroom deluxe floor plans
• Flexible contract options
• 24-hour medical emergency response and access to wellness services
• Physical, occupational and speech therapy
• Chef-prepared meals and fully equipped kitchens
• On-site banking and housekeeping every two weeks
• Bathrooms with safety features, smoke detectors and sprinklers
• Private balcony or patio
• Individual heating and air conditioning controls
• Wi-Fi and cable
• Multi-denominational worship services
• Cultural and educational programmes, weekly live entertainment and a range of clubs and committees

Where it fits

Independent living is the first of three levels on the campus. Compare it with personal care and skilled nursing, or read the living environments overview.