DIAKON
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Crossings, they immediately felt at home. “The size of the
community is just right—it’s like a family. We were surprised at
the number of activities to get involved in, and how easy it was
to get to know people here. Even the staff know you by name.”
Call 717-240-6013 or stop by and get to know
Cumberland Crossings better.
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Diakon offers services and housing without regard to race, color, religion, disability, marital status, ancestry, national origin, sexual orientation or gender.
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Whether you embrace the timeless, classic style
of Pine Knoll or the gated, resort style of
Belle Meade, you will find your future begins
with St. Joseph of the Pines.
Located in the relaxing resort area of
Pinehurst/Southern Pines, both communities
offer an array of floor plans along with excellent
services and amenities. Enjoy golf privleges at
six premier courses.
PINE KNOLL
Retirement Village
TWO Continuing Care Retirement Communites
100 Waters Drive, Southern Pines, NC 28387
910-246-1008
Nationally Accredited
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