Masonic Home of New Jersey
Masonic Home of New Jersey


902 Jacksonville Road
Burlington, NJ 08016
Main Number:609-239-3900

Welcome
Since our beginnings in 1898, our goal has always been to provide superior professional and personal care to all who reside in our friendly Community. Located on 450 acres in beautiful Burlington County, we are conveniently located near several main highways as well as the cultural and entertainment venues of Princeton, Philadelphia and New York.

Independent and looking to be part of a community where you can enjoy a wealth of activities, three delicious meals daily and the freedom from life’s tedious details? Residential Living is for you!

Perhaps you need Respite Care or even Short-Term Rehab – then look no further. Our spacious, private accommodations and exceptional professional team will provide the uncompromising care you deserve.

Our Assisted Living wing provides three individualized levels of care in a supportive environment that encourages independence. The all private rooms are beautifully appointed and conveniently located to a variety of activities.
We set the bar high with our Skilled Nursing Care. Private, sunny rooms, beautifully decorated and welcoming are only the beginning. Our professional staff and dedicated corps of trained Volunteers provide the compassionate care that has been the hallmark of the Masonic Home of New Jersey for more than a century.
Call today to arrange your tour and discover for yourself why for more than 100 years, The Masonic Home of NJ has been proud to declare:

"We prove we care"
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