A Legacy of Outstanding Service

As a continuing care retirement community, Normandie Ridge is designed to facilitate aging better for longer by providing a wellness-focused lifestyle that promotes independent, active, social living for seniors supported by a team of dedicated associates. This is a warm and inviting community dedicated to promoting a higher quality of life now and in the future.

The seniors who live at Normandie Ridge bring diverse professional backgrounds and life experiences to the community. They share a common desire to put their talents and passions to use in ways that will enrich each other’s lives and the greater York, Pa., community.

Financial Strength

As a member of Asbury Communities, the 14th-largest not-for-profit continuing care retirement community system in the United States as ranked by revenue in the LeadingAge Ziegler 200 (LZ 200), Normandie Ridge brings the strength of a system to its operations. Established in 1926, Asbury has expertise in meeting the changing needs of our nation’s older adults and has made sound operations a priority.

Led by a Board of Directors comprised of accomplished professionals with experience across the financial, regulatory, and insurance industries, Asbury monitors our financial strength by requiring an annual audit to review the entire Asbury system’s consolidated annual statements. At the bottom of this page, you can view and download those and our IRS Form 990. Learn more about our Financial Strength here.

Accreditation

We are proud to hold EAGLE accreditation through the Methodist Ministries Network. Through on-site surveys and interviews with senior living industry professionals, EAGLE evaluates Mission-focused organizations on the strength of their operations, financial stewardship, and commitment to their mission and values. Learn more about EAGLE accreditation.

Benevolent Care

With support and funding from the Asbury Foundation, Normandie Ridge offers the Benevolent Care program to eligible residents who outlive their financial resources through no fault of their own. For those who qualify, benevolent care will provide assistance with food, medical care, medication, monthly fees and health insurance.