Springfield Masonic Community

Springfield Masonic Community is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) located in Springfield, Ohio, offering a full spectrum of care from independent living and assisted living to memory support and skilled nursing care. Situated on over 250 acres of scenic, rolling hills, the community is part of The Ohio Masonic Communities, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people to thrive as they age.

The community provides independent living options including spacious garden villa homes and one- and two-bedroom apartments with various floor plans. For those requiring additional support, assisted living apartments are available, along with private accommodations in the healthcare center for residents needing 24-hour nursing care. The community also operates Pathways Memory Support Neighborhood, a licensed skilled nursing facility designed for older adults with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, featuring Connecting Realities programming that meets residents where they are in their reality.

Springfield Masonic Community emphasizes lifestyle and engagement as central to its mission. Activities and amenities include chef-prepared dinners, a fitness center, woodworking and craft projects, outdoor adventures such as ziplining and canoeing, weekly happy hours, walking paths, exclusive trips, and on- and off-campus events. The community provides complimentary membership to nearby United Senior Services pool and golf privileges at Windy Knoll Golf Club. Nearby attractions include the Champion City Kings baseball games and the charming town of Yellow Springs.

Healthcare services on campus include comprehensive rehabilitation with physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology services available to community members and the general public. The healthcare center is licensed by the State of Ohio and is Medicare and Medicaid certified. The community is committed to a person-centered approach that adjusts care as individual needs evolve, allowing residents to remain on campus throughout their aging journey without relocating to different facilities.