They’re living it & loving it!
Who better to ask about what it’s like to live at Tel Hai than our residents! They live it, and they love to share it.
With just one visit to the community, you’ll discover that Tel Hai residents are our best advocates, cheerleaders and spokespeople. From forging new friendships and connections to enjoying the retirement lifestyle they’ve always dreamed of, meet just a few residents who live at the ‘Hill of Life!’ Will you join them?
Bill Meehan
StoneCroft Apartments
Resident Since 2015
“When I moved to Tel Hai in 2015 with my wife Susan, I spoke to the Wellness Department about ways I could volunteer through music. Ever since, I’ve been playing twice a week for residents in Meadows Health Care Center. Throughout my life, I’ve had a lot of blessings through music. Now, it’s my time to give back.”
Sandy & Jim Jenkins
Hillcrest Apartments
Residents Since 2017
“When we moved to Tel Hai, we didn’t have to give anything up! We still have the same doctors and same church, just a different community that’s filled with old and new friendship. We’re not wearing ourselves out shoveling snow or worrying about our future.”
Sam & Liz Wampler
Woods Edge Cottage
Residents Since 2014
“Moving to Tel Hai was a decision we had to make. I was still getting better, but I didn’t want our kids to have to make that decision for us. We made the right choice. We love it here. We got a cottage at Woods Edge… check out that view!”
Carol Ingram
StoneCroft Apartments
Resident Since 2020
“By utilizing the Moving Resources Program, I received information on house cleaners, movers, packers, real estate agents, and coordinated the move-in day with the delivery trucks. Tel Hai provided that direction for me, and my journey here has been without stress. They made it all safely happen— even during COVID!”
Bill & Joan Rigg
Maple Knoll Cottage Residents Since 2015
“Tel Hai is quaint and very private, especially in the cottages. But you can be around neighbors or go one building over and be in the middle of activities. We enjoy the friendships we’ve made and having lunch or dinner with our neighbors. We know now that people need to come before it’s too late… while you can enjoy it!”
