The Terraces at Capitol Village sits on Linglestown Road in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and has 60 units for assisted living, personal care, memory care, and respite care. The place offers studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and companion suite apartments, and rooms come in private and semi-private styles, with some furnished and all featuring kitchenettes, natural lighting, and spacious floor plans, so you can pick something that feels best for your needs, and you can bring a small pet if you like since they're pet-friendly in most units. Apartments include WiFi, cable TV, local phone service, move-in-ready options, and room service for meals, and you get three chef-prepared meals per day along with snacks, weekly housekeeping, linen and laundry service, and scheduled transportation to medical appointments or outside activities, which does help take some worries off your mind as you get older.
The building has safety and accessibility features like controlled access, wheelchair access, guest parking, and Wanderguard for those with memory loss, and there's 24-hour staff plus emergency response teams, regular physician visits, and nursing help always available. For convenience, the community offers laundry (provided or self-serve), trash collection, housekeeping, on-site VA Aid Assistance, personal care assistants, and flexible care, so people can get help with bathing, dressing, medication, and rehabilitation when needed, and you don't have to move if your care needs change. They've got a fitness center, swimming pool, hot tub spa, indoor and outdoor walking paths, and a garden, plus indoor entertainment spaces and a salon for grooming and beauty treatments, which are all designed to help keep you comfortable and active if you choose to use them.
The Terraces runs a full "Life Enrichment" program with an "Activities Calendar" managed in part with the "LifeLoop" system, so seniors have daily social, arts and crafts, music, outings, games, and faith-based activities, and there are designated spaces for relaxing or gathering, whether you prefer quiet or lively moments. Memory Care services have dedicated, safe areas and programs designed to help people dealing with Alzheimer's and dementia, using tailored staff support and mental exercises meant to help residents keep their skills as long as possible. They also offer short-term respite stays for recovery after an illness or surgery, with personal care, meals, housekeeping, and full community access, so families who need temporary help have options here, and they accept private pay and long-term care insurance.
Everything here runs under Pennsylvania's Personal Care Home license #337980, and the monthly fee starts at $3,300, which covers rent and basic care in a "Worry Free Pricing" format, though adding a second resident or extra services costs more. The Terraces sits near the Susquehanna River, not far from museums and Hershey's chocolate attractions, which might be nice for outings or when family visits, and the grounds themselves have well-kept indoor and outdoor areas designed for relaxing, group events, or enjoying the fresh air. There's a sense the staff work to keep things kind and supportive, helping residents enjoy daily life in a safe and friendly community, and the Director, Courtney Lill, oversees things to make sure people have the help and activities they need, and if you want to see everything in person, you can book a tour by visiting their website at capitolterraces.com.
