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Dedicated Memory Care
Memory care is not one department here. It is the purpose of the whole community, shaped around dementia-related needs, routines, and reassurance.
Learn about memory carePA Licensed - Dept. of Human Services #227910
Family-owned memory care that feels like home.
A dedicated memory care community in New Tripoli where country comfort, familiar routines, and local caregivers help residents live safely and with belonging.
Memory Care Only
It is what we do every day
Family Owned
Local leadership, no corporate maze
Recently Remodeled
Secure country residence
Flat Rate
No nickel-and-dime add-ons
Memory care is all we do
Not a memory care unit. A memory care community.
At Cornerstone Living, care feels different because the setting is smaller, familiar, and focused. Days are shaped by genuine connection, meaningful routines, and the steady reassurance of a team that treats this work as personal.
Why families choose Cornerstone
Specialized care without a busy, institutional feel.
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Home-Style Country Setting
A recently remodeled, secure residence in the countryside gives families a calmer, more personal alternative to a large corporate facility.
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Local Staff Who Stay
Long-tenured local staff help make the residence feel consistent, familiar, and personal for residents and the families who love them.
Understand next stepsThe facility
A recently remodeled residence designed around safety and routine.
Cornerstone is nestled in a farm valley in Northwest Lehigh County, minutes from I-78, Route 309, and Route 100. The building is single-story, secure, and intentionally more residential than a large facility, with country comfort and practical safety details families can see during a tour.
Single-story, no steps
Private bathrooms available
Recently remodeled facility
Secure magnetic door locks
Landscaped courtyard garden
Weisenberg Therapy Room
Clinical leadership
Experienced support behind the daily care.
Leadership experience spans dementia care, skilled nursing, rehabilitative care, acute care, counseling, and family support.
Barry Follweiler, M.D.
Internal Medicine
Renee Cantwell, Ed.D.
Neuropsychologist
Thad Hughes, M.A.
Spiritual & Family Counseling
Southeast Health Care
Rehabilitation Partner
Pricing philosophy
One flat rate, without nickel-and-dime surprises.
Families deserve straightforward answers before making a commitment. Cornerstone's billing is designed around one flat rate rather than stacking routine care add-ons, and the team can walk through what is included during a call or tour.
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Accommodations
Private and semi-private rooms, housekeeping, and laundry.
Homestyle Dining
Three meals daily, snacks, special diets, and family dinner visits.
Personal Care
24/7 staff, medication routine support, and nighttime checks.
Activities & Therapy
Weisenberg Therapy Room, daily programs, salon services, and engagement.
Family resources
Support does not stop at daily care.
Families can ask about outside services often coordinated for residents, including podiatry, dental care, eye care, primary care, hospice, therapy, and home health nursing. Families may also use preferred providers when appropriate.
Podiatry
Hamilton Podiatry Center
Dental & Eye Care
Spa Creek Dental and Mobileyes
Primary Care
Physician coordination can be discussed with the team.
Hospice
Family Pillars or the family's preferred hospice provider.
Therapy
Physical, occupational, and speech therapy options, including Fox Rehab.
Home Health Nursing
LifeSpring, Bayada, AccentCare, or a preferred provider.
Daily life
Daily life is built around comfort and engagement.
Homestyle Dining
Familiar meals, snacks, and family dinner visits help the residence feel warm and steady.
BreakfastEggs, meats, cereals, fruit - hot or cold
LunchA larger midday meal with familiar choices
DinnerLighter but fulfilling, with seconds welcome
DessertIce cream and much more
Activities & Programs
Programs are meant to encourage connection, independence, and familiar daily rhythms without overwhelming residents.
- Exercise and movement
- Puzzles, games, arts, and crafts
- Music and memory programs
- Conversation and social time
- Salon services
Questions families ask first
Simple answers before a call.
Next step
Talk with someone before you make the next decision.
Whether your family is researching early or needs care soon, a conversation can help you understand the setting, pricing, availability, and next steps.
Call 610-298-3300