With over 113 acres of gently rolling hills, lush walkways, and towering hardwoods, The Highlands at Wyomissing has offered stunning amenities, engaging activities, and endless opportunities for more than 30 years. Located just outside of Reading, Pennsylvania, we’re proud to be the only non-profit Life Care Community in Berks County where residents are free to live their active, independent lifestyles with a continuum of care available right at home if they were to ever need it.
By providing a safety net for the future, imagine the kind of retirement you too could build with a calendar full of on- and off-campus events and trips to Philadelphia, New York City, and Washington, D.C. just a few hours away. Enjoy more time with friends and family and less with home maintenance and responsibilities.
When you choose The Highlands at Wyomissing, you’re free to create a retirement that mirrors what you’ve always wanted from your future. What are you waiting for?
Elevate your future with a wellness-focused lifestyle tailored to your wants, needs, and active independence within a community of great friends.
Join us for a Lunch and Learn Event
If you’ve ever considered calling The Highlands at Wyomissing home, we encourage you to get to know a little more about our community, residents, services, amenities, and more in a relaxed and casual setting. Over lunch, we will answer questions about Life Care Communities, contracts, risk for needing healthcare, and even the specifics of our indoor, saltwater, heated pool. While you’re here, feel free to request a tour of our community and floor plans while you envision your future with us.
Get a taste of what life is like on our vibrant campus at The Highlands at Wyomissing.
Find out more about LifeCare at The Highlands and the security of future healthcare should your needs ever change. Enjoy a low-key, information-filled afternoon, during which you can have all of your questions answered and tour our beautiful community, including sample residences.
In the community dining room of a Wisconsin senior living establishment, Highlands President & CEO Kevin DeAcosta sat down to dinner with four of the community’s residents who had dementia.