Episcopal Church Home — Living and Care

At Episcopal Church Home, we provide the options while you make the choices. We offer high-quality support, services, and amenities as you age and your assisted living needs change — mind, body, and spirit. Visit the photo gallery to explore the Lyndon House community.

Sometimes we need a little help.

Our Assisted Living neighborhood provides a place where you can enjoy the highest quality of life possible in a safe, fun, and enriching environment, no matter what level of assistance you may need.

With rents starting at $6390/month, we offer various levels of care designed to provide the best value for our residents. Our services include options for individuals who need intermittent support, as well as additional services for those requiring more assistance with their daily routines and health needs.

We have on-site nursing care with a high ratio of personnel to residents that can provide peace of mind for you and your family when assistance is needed.

Residents also have access to a variety of other amenities and services.

Person-Centered Care at Lyndon House

Person-Centered Care is the common thread running throughout all of ERS' communities. Driven by a desire to exceed standard caregiving practices, Person-Centered Care ensures team members interact with residents and families with a deeper level of empathy and understanding.

At Lyndon House, residents enjoy life as they always have. They choose when to wake up in the morning, go to bed at night, eat their meals, bathe and get dressed, and what activities to participate in each day.

The Person-Centered Care approach is what sets ERS communities apart from the rest. The common institutional atmosphere is replaced with homelike communities. Neighborhoods like Lyndon House, look and feel like home to our residents. While residents remain our primary focus, the Person-Centered Care approach is also reflected in the staff's daily interactions with one another.

Our team has always gone the extra mile to treat residents with respect and provide loving care. However, a Person-Centered Care approach allows us to provide the freedom and personal choice previously not practiced in care settings. When people are allowed to make their own choices, they can approach each day with purpose and meaning – resulting in a truly remarkable atmosphere that knows no comparison.