When I told my friends I was moving to a Lifecare Community they said I was too young and ‘not ready yet.’  I replied I was ready.  I wanted to be able to plan my life now without worrying about it ‘later.’  Living in Peconic Landing I have an independent life, over 300 friends, and my family is also free of the ‘what are we going to do with Daddy’ burden.

I’m very proud of Peconic Landing. Everyone puts their heart and soul into this place and it shows.

The people here make the difference. Living at Peconic Landing and in Greenport is like a glimpse into the past in terms of manners and customer service. And the way of life here is like the one I grew up with. People have all different backgrounds.

It’s the best program for real education anywhere I’ve seen. Participants can be themselves when they learn. It’s inspirational to no end.

I run, take aerobics classes and work out in the weight room. I was the first and only person in the 80+ category at the Peconic Landing 5K.

My advice for anyone looking into a lifecare retirement community: Come when you have the presence of mind to enjoy the benefits and lovely relationship of the residents. It was not an easy decision to make, but I’ve not regretted coming here. My neighbors are wonderful, and I’m glad I did not wait!

Peconic Landing allows me to experience radical maturity, the time after professional life. These are exciting years to fill with all the things I’ve wanted to explore.

The thing I like most about Peconic Landing is the people. It’s the most supportive place you could imagine where caring people really pay attention to each other. Visting Neighbors is a group that sort of ‘organizes’ this effort, but the caring goes beyond that. Everyone looks out for each other.

I’m so gratified that Peconic Landing has achieved CCAC Accreditation. Having worked in a hospital setting, I know how important this accreditation is. It tells people that Peconic Landing is committed to pursuing excellence.