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A Legacy of Caring

For nearly 140 years, The Ohio Masonic Communities has been committed to serving people and dedicated to communities. With continual investments in innovation and exceptional care, our award-winning senior living communities empower our residents to live their best lives and thrive.

Founded in 1888, our original purpose was to care for aging Masons and their families. Since then, our mission and purpose have evolved to support even more aging adults throughout our communities. Today, our work includes three top-tier and award-winning senior living communities that anyone can call home.

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Award Winning Care at The Ohio Masonic Communities

At The Ohio Masonic Communities, we are committed to helping seniors age with purpose, connection, and opportunity. We strive to create senior living communities where residents are empowered to thrive and lives their lives to the fullest. For 2026, we are honored to be recognized with the following awards for our award winning care and…

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Alzheimer's, Dementia, and Brain Health

Innovation in Memory Care: Using Technology for Engagement and Connection

Our Connecting Realities Memory Support Programming combines innovative technology with compassionate care. We create meaningful engagement for our residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. By utilizing tools designed to support engagement and communication, we strive to bridge the gap between our residents’ experiences and the world around them. Technology enhances how we can connect…

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Aging, Health, and Wellness

Understanding Hearing Loss As We Age

Protecting and preserving your hearing is important at any age, but especially as a senior adult. Hearing is central to the way we interact with others. It’s common to assume hearing loss as we age is a natural part of the process. However, hearing loss can be effectively prevented and managed if the signs are…

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