Assisted Living Communities in Monroeville, PA

"We toured Locust Grove. We liked it. It was pretty nice. We saw a typical room. We walked up to the cafeteria. We looked at their activities schedule and meal schedule. The rooms would come with small refrigerators. I think they said that some people could put a coffee maker in there, but there wasn't a whole lot of room there. So if you were the first person in there, there's room for a couch and a chair, but if you were the second person in there, and someone else already had one in there, then that wouldn't work. The staff who toured me around was very helpful."

"My mom is there the last couple months and this place is amazing they have a ha dedicated team of personal Aides , the food is amazing and the management keeps the place clean and nice now it with the new management in place things got even batter thanks Toni (she is the administrator) I would recommend this place for anyone that is looking for a place for a close one a place that they could feel at home and bean taking care of Thanks Peter"

"The rooms that they showed us at Graceful Care Living just had a bed in them, and that's it. We knew immediately when we got there that that wasn't what we were looking for. The staff mentioned that they have another section for people who are more independent. However, it was still somewhat the same concept. Instead of being in a room, like a small, single room, there were two beds. There was no television in those independent rooms. You have to go out of the room to watch television. It was that type of atmosphere, and my mother doesn't want that. She wants something that's like a small apartment, where she can live in that small space and be able to care for herself. I liked the atmosphere. I liked the staff. They're very nice and very accommodating as we went through the tour. My mom asked questions, although she didn't ask very many because she knew, and I could tell just from how she was withdrawn that she was like, "No, this is not going to work for me." I said it to the guy. I said, she's a lot more independent. She can get around fairly well, but this is not for her. She still needs to be in her own place where she can take care of herself. The only thing that she needed was somebody to help her, like to come in and help her to make sure that she's taking her meds. I didn't smell anything. It was very clean."

"My wife’s mother was at Mount Vernon for a short while. The facilities weren’t bad. The dining area was good and clean. "

"Harmony at Harts Run is where my mother-in-law is going to be placed. We have put down a deposit. There was a lot to offer at all of the places, but it seemed like Harmony at Harts Run had the most. It was the prettiest as far as the rooms and the bathrooms. They really seemed to pay good attention to details. We dealt with Courtney, and she was very nice. We met another lady, and she was very helpful, too. So, I'm very hopeful that this is going to be great. We saw the menu, and it looked good."

Located in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, Heritage Grove at Arrowood, offers a welcoming senior living environment that combines independence, personalized support, and engaging daily experiences. Providing both Independent Living and Assisted Living services, the community is designed for older adults seeking a maintenance-free lifestyle while enjoying access to compassionate care and vibrant social opportunities. Its scenic setting near Pittsburgh offers residents the comfort of a residential atmosphere with convenient access to urban amenities and healthcare services. The community features a large campus with approximately 120 apartment residences situated on a beautifully landscaped property. Residents can choose from a variety of floor plans, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments designed to promote comfort, privacy, and independence. Apartments include features such as kitchenettes, spacious living areas, accessible bathrooms, and ample storage, while common spaces throughout the community encourage social interaction and relaxation. Residents enjoy a broad range of amenities that support an active and fulfilling lifestyle. Community features include restaurant-style dining, a private dining room, café and bistro spaces, a beauty salon and barber shop, library, fitness center, game room, arts and crafts areas, billiards lounge, outdoor patios, garden spaces, and inviting indoor gathering areas. Housekeeping, laundry services, maintenance, transportation, and wellness programs help simplify daily life and allow residents to focus on enjoying their interests and relationships. A full calendar of activities encourages social engagement, lifelong learning, and wellness. Residents can participate in exercise and stretching classes, educational programs, arts and crafts, live entertainment, religious services, holiday celebrations, community outings, game nights, movie events, and volunteer opportunities. These programs are designed to foster meaningful connections while supporting physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being. For residents requiring additional support, Assisted Living services are tailored to individual needs and may include assistance with activities of daily living, medication management, mobility support, diabetic care, and 24-hour staff availability. Personalized care plans help ensure residents receive the appropriate level of assistance while maintaining as much independence as possible. The community's compassionate approach emphasizes dignity, comfort, and resident-centered care. One of the community's distinguishing features is its ability to provide a continuum of support within a well-established senior living campus. Residents benefit from a welcoming atmosphere, spacious accommodations, and a focus on creating opportunities for connection, wellness, and personal fulfillment. The combination of Independent Living and Assisted Living options allows many residents to remain within a familiar community as their needs evolve over time. The community is conveniently located near many attractions throughout the South Hills and greater Pittsburgh area. Residents and visiting family members can enjoy nearby destinations such as Kennywood Park, The Waterfront shopping and dining district, South Park, Sandcastle Water Park, and downtown Pittsburgh's cultural attractions, museums, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Nearby healthcare providers and retail centers further enhance convenience and accessibility. For older adults seeking a comfortable Independent Living or Assisted Living community in the Pittsburgh area, The Residence at Arrowood offers a blend of supportive services, engaging amenities, and a welcoming environment where residents can enjoy each day with confidence, connection, and peace of mind. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"I like how clean it was, how everything was open and available to all the people who live there, and the staff was great. I looked at both assisted living and independent living. The staff who gave me the tour was very knowledgeable. She gave me a tour of the whole place, and it seemed like she didn't hide anything. It's a great place. They got in-house physical therapy; it looked great. They have a gym, a salon, and an in-house doctor. It was close to where she's living now. It's near all the hospitals, too."

"The Residence at Whitehall looked perfect. It looked like an excellent place. I would love to live there myself someday. It looked comfortable, high-end, beautiful, serene, and cozy. It does look like a wonderful place to live. All the staff was polite, attentive, and helpful. They gave me their full attention and put their full effort into showing me around and answering all my questions. The menu looked very nice."

"My mom moved into Whitetail Springs Assisted Living and Memory Care. We chose it because their care level was higher than the other places we went to. She's got dementia, and the thing that made our decision for us was that they checked on her more in the evening. They have motion sensors in the room. So if she moves or starts to wander, it triggers, and they scoop her up before anything happens. This place had a higher level of security at night. Her apartment was the biggest one that they had available. It's very large and it's like a nicer hotel room. It's a very nice place. She likes the food. They feed her quite well and are very attentive. They'll make something else for her if she doesn't like something. So they have some flexibility there. They keep them busy and have a lot of activities that are suited to their needs of the people who are there. The cost was very similar to what we would be paying elsewhere, maybe a bit higher, but given the extra layer of care they put on in the evening, it's worth it."

"I toured the assisted living facility of Paramount Senior Living at South Hills, and it's a very nice place. The people are nice, and the amenities and the rooms are just as nice. The guy who gave the tour was also really nice. It was an abbreviated tour because I had already gone to their facility in Bethel Park. We took a quick tour of this place, and it looked the same. It was a little bit different in the layout, but it was very similar in that it was appointed the same way, people were nice, and the grounds were nice. They talked about the activities, but I didn't see any. I didn't see people dancing around or doing any of that stuff. You could tell the people were comfortable there. Some of them are in worse shape than others. They wouldn't be there if they didn't need some help, but they seem to be well-treated. It was mealtime, so you could see the servers going around. They didn't offer me any food, but they were being nice to the people and helping some eat. They were pretty attentive, and I have to say they run a good ship."

"I toured Overlook Green. They had four different levels of assisted living in their program, and I appreciated that. And I can walk to it from my home. It's bright and clean. They had a lot of activities. It's a very clean and nice place. It's one floor, so my mom would not have to navigate stairs or an elevator or anything. It's a very good tour. The staff was a very nice person. I think the rooms were big. They have furniture or you can bring your own furniture. They have showers and toilets. They're spacious. In the units, you can have a TV if you like that. I thought that the rooms were nice. Some are carpeted, and some are hardwood floors. My mother prefers having the room carpeted. Overlook Green is the most convenient for me. If Mom needs anything, she can call me and I can be there within minutes. The staff were friendly. And they have a set program also for picky eaters."

"The first impression I had of Brookdale Mt. Lebanon was that it was a quietly cheerful place. The staff was cheerful and the residents were cheerful. There are nearly 200 residents there. They have little dogs on leashes. I hear there are cats. The place is furnished in a way that is comfortable and safe for seniors who have physical difficulties, as I do. As things go, the cost is moderate, considering the highs and the lows of this line of business. I only interacted with two people and they were competent. There's just a relaxed, contented quality about the whole place and everybody that I met and they invited us to come back to try their meals. We saw two studio apartments. One was much smaller than the other. I loved the small one, and that's the one we're still talking about. I did not see a list of activities, but I didn't need to. From what we walked around and saw, there is a little bit of everything."

"The Haven at North Hills was very lovely. All of the rooms were private and very spacious. It was very clean, very bright, and cheery. The dining room was beautiful. They were having some activities while we were there. There were residents attending the activities who seemed to be having a good time."

"I toured the assisted living facility of Paramount Senior Living-Bethel. It is in a nice area, and it's very clean. I would say it is very well-appointed. It makes a very good entrance when you go in. The grounds are nice, the lobby is beautiful, and the dining area is beautiful. The facility itself is nice. When you go upstairs to the assisted living, the rooms are very nice. They have very good rooms, and you don't see a big difference between the independent area and the assisted living area. They kind of blur the line pretty well. I think it's because they may use a lot of the same rooms, and they just increase the care as you need it, so they don't have a separate area. The people were nice, and the activities seemed to be very nice. They have a nice outdoor courtyard. It's a nice place, and the people are very nice and seem like they were attentive. There was no question that if we thought my mother could handle personal care, that's the place we would have sent her to. We have put money down for it, so we were disappointed that she couldn't go there. During the tour, they showed us the dining area, activities area, and I guess you could call it a living room. It's just like a lounge area where you could sit and talk, watch TV, or read a book."