A complete guide for older adults considering Delran. Housing options, healthcare, transportation, social activities, tax benefits, and resources for aging in place.
Delran is a wonderful place to spend your retirement years. The community offers a range of senior living options, from aging in place in your long-time family home to active adult communities, in-home care services, and nearby assisted living facilities. With excellent healthcare access, Burlington County senior services, and a welcoming community, Delran has much to offer older adults.
Whether you are a current Delran resident planning for the future or a senior considering a move to the area, this guide covers the housing options, services, and resources available to older adults in the Delran community.
For more information about Delran's neighborhoods and housing options, visit the Neighborhoods page or the Living in Delran guide.
From staying in your current home to moving to a senior community, Delran has options for every stage of retirement.
Many Delran seniors choose to stay in their long-time homes. With the right modifications and support services, aging in place is a viable and rewarding option. The township and Burlington County offer resources to help seniors remain independent.
Delran's premier active adult community, located at 50 Ashley Drive. Features 103 single-family homes designed for residents aged 55 and older. Low-maintenance living with community amenities and a convenient location near shopping and medical services.
Adult day health care center at 8008 Route 130 North, Building B, Suite 300. Offers daytime programs with recreational activities, social services, meals, and nursing care for seniors who need supervision during the day.
A social club for residents 55 and older that meets monthly at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Activities include social events, day trips, educational programs, and community volunteer opportunities.
Simple changes can make your Delran home safe and comfortable as you age.
Widen doorways to 32-36 inches to accommodate walkers and wheelchairs. This is one of the most common and impactful modifications.
Install grab bars in bathrooms near the toilet and shower. Add handrails on both sides of stairways for added safety.
Replace a traditional tub with a walk-in shower or walk-in tub. Curbless showers are ideal for wheelchair access.
Replace round doorknobs and faucet handles with lever-style handles that are easier to operate with limited hand strength.
For multi-level homes, a stair lift can make upper floors accessible without the expense of moving or major renovation.
Install brighter, motion-activated lighting in hallways, stairways, and entryways. Night lights in bathrooms and corridors prevent falls.
Delran seniors have access to quality healthcare facilities within a short drive. The Burlington County area is well-served by hospitals, urgent care centers, and specialized senior care providers.
Full-service hospital with emergency department, surgical services, and senior-friendly care programs.
Open 8 AM-8 PM daily. No appointment needed for urgent medical needs.
Adult day health care with nursing, social services, and recreational programs.
In-home senior care services including companionship, personal care, and homemaking.
Staying mobile is important for maintaining independence. Delran seniors have several transportation options available.
Door-to-door transportation for seniors and people with disabilities within Burlington County. Advance reservation required.
(856) 234-1234
The Riverside station is just minutes from Delran. Connects to Trenton Transit Center with links to Amtrak, NJ Transit, and SEPTA.
Some Medicare Advantage plans cover non-emergency medical transportation to doctor appointments. Check your plan for details.
Both Uber and Lyft operate in the Delran area. Smartphone apps are required for booking.
Staying socially connected is key to a fulfilling retirement. Delran offers many ways to engage.
Monthly meetings at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Social events, day trips, guest speakers, and volunteer opportunities. All Delran residents 55+ are welcome.
Book clubs, computer classes, guest lectures, and social events specifically for older adults. The library is a welcoming community hub at 200 Main St.
County-wide programs including nutrition services, health and wellness programs, caregiver support, and outreach. Contact (609) 265-5069.
Amico Island Park, Pennington Park, and Delran Community Park offer walking trails and green spaces. Many seniors gather for morning walks. Visit the Parks page for details.
New Jersey offers several tax relief programs that can reduce the financial burden for seniors.
New Jersey's Property Tax Freeze program reimburses eligible seniors aged 65+ for increases in property taxes from a base year. Must have lived in NJ for at least 10 consecutive years and meet income limits.
Additional $250 deduction from property taxes for seniors aged 65+ and persons with disabilities who meet income requirements. Apply through the Delran Tax Collector.
A property tax credit available to eligible homeowners, including seniors. The benefit is based on income and is applied as a credit to your tax bill.
Seniors may qualify for increased standard deductions, medical expense deductions, and tax credits. Consult a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.
Moving from a family home to a smaller space is one of the biggest transitions seniors face. Whether you are moving to a 55+ community like Ashley Crossing, a townhome, or an apartment, downsizing requires planning and emotional preparation.
Bob Millaway has helped many Delran seniors navigate this transition. He understands the unique challenges of selling a long-time family home and finding a space that fits your next chapter.
Begin the downsizing process at least 3-6 months before your planned move. Sorting through decades of belongings takes time and emotional energy.
Scan photos and important documents. Digital storage saves space and preserves memories for future generations.
Give meaningful items to family members and donate gently used items to local charities. The Burlington County Habitat for Humanity ReStore accepts furniture and building materials.
Know the dimensions of your new home before you move. Only bring furniture that fits. This prevents costly storage fees and unnecessary moves.
For valuable items, consider hiring a professional estate sale company. They handle pricing, marketing, and sales, taking a percentage of the proceeds.
Bob Millaway has helped many Delran seniors downsize. He understands the emotional and practical aspects of transitioning to a smaller home.
For seniors who need additional support, these facilities are within a short drive of Delran.
Adult day health care center offering daytime programs with nursing care, social activities, and meals. Located at 8008 Route 130 North, Building B, Suite 300, Delran. (856) 461-1700.
In-home senior care services including companionship, personal care, and homemaking. Located at 8008 Route 130 North, Building A, Suite 125, Delran.
Multiple assisted living and memory care facilities are available in nearby Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Cherry Hill, and Cinnaminson, within a 10-15 minute drive from Delran.
Common questions from seniors and their families about living in Delran.
Bob Millaway has helped hundreds of Delran seniors with downsizing, selling family homes, and finding the perfect next home. Whether you are staying in Delran or exploring your options, Bob is here to help.
Bob
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