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Senior living in NJ is bright with possibilities at Lantern Hill, a continuing care retirement community in Union County.
The name Lantern Hill pays homage to New Jersey’s railroading past. Before the days of electricity, a lantern illuminated each station along a passenger’s journey. The light served as a beacon in the night, welcoming weary travelers with the promise of home, or the prospect of adventure.
Today, we continue to light the lantern as a nod to our past and a symbol of a future filled with freedom and opportunity.
Learn more about our living options: Independent Living Continuing Care
Lantern Hill at a Glance
Amenities and Activities
Amenities and Activities
Every Imaginable Convenience
The clubhouse offers all kinds of services and conveniences—and it’s a short indoor stroll from every Lantern Hill apartment home! Enjoy a delicious, chef-prepared meal in an on-site restaurant, swim laps in the all-season pool, or stretch and tone in the fitness center. At Lantern Hill, your neighbors will be friendly folks who share your interests, so you’ll never have to look far for fun and companionship.
Apartment Homes
Apartment Homes
Beautiful, Maintenance-Free Living
Lantern Hill retirement community offers a wide variety of maintenance-free apartment home styles. No matter which floor plan you choose, you’ll experience comfort and convenience, without the worry of house upkeep or repairs.
Enjoy the extravagance of a spacious two bedroom floor plan or the freedom of simplified living in a cheery one bedroom home. Your Lantern Hill apartment can be customized to match your personal style with upgraded wall coverings, flooring, moldings, and more.
Senior-Focused Health Care
Senior-Focused Health Care
Quality Health and Wellness Services
The Lantern Hill on-site medical center is staffed by doctors and advance practice nurses from Summit Medical Group, the largest physician-owned multidisciplinary medical practice in New Jersey.
Lantern Hill will also offer rehabilitation, assisted living, memory care, and nursing care, in our on-campus continuing care neighborhood.
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