Independent Living Communities in Pittsburgh, PA

"We found The Commons at Stonebrook Village for my aunt. We have a very good experience, the staff is excellent, the room is very, very nice, and we're very happy with the place. It's very nice, very clean, and very welcoming, the layout is very pleas..."

"I was looking for a facility for my friend who I wanted to be located close to my house. Rob and Audra were so very thoughtful, caring and helpful in allowing us to put our dear friend in the facility so he would be close to us. I cannot say enough..."

"My mother is staying at Lighthouse. It is nice. It is out on the river. They have activities. They had an Elvis impersonator there once. They have exercise classes. They have a beauty parlor and a library. They have one, two, and three bedrooms apart..."

"I think the room's rental is based on your income. They are like a one-bedroom apartment with a small kitchen area, a living area, and a bedroom. The activities are based on the health of the residents, and they can do what they want. I would definit..."

"There is a $100,000 initial deposit and entrance fee here at Vincentian Villa, but you or your heirs can get back $90,000 when you leave. The apartments are lovely and each has a balcony or a patio. The maintenance men that are here are good, but the..."

"Ross Hill is in a newer building. It's in very good shape, and it's also a "green" building. But they didn't have a 2-bedroom unit available. ..."

"The Upper Rooms is a newly built twenty-six unit complex that is located just behind the Reformed Presbertarian Home on Perrysville Ave on the North Side of town. All new appliances including a glasstop stove, refrigerator and central air & heat. ..."

"I lived at corbett court and the people there were down to earth and friendly. after 2 years being gone they still remembered me. I love it and want to go back there. ..."

"There's a 3 and a half year waiting list for Towne North Towers because it's income-based. It's a much newer building, but they only offer 1-bedroom. ..."

Welcome to Christopher A. Smith Terrace! At Christopher A. Smith Terrace, you’ll find a downtown Pittsburgh apartment home where everything you want is brought together: a location in the neighborhood where you want to live, amenities designed to make your life more enjoyable, and features that are both modern and centered on comfort.Choose a one bedroom apartment at Christopher A. Smith Terrace and you’ll find an appealing design, historic charm and private terrace that make coming home special. Adding to these wonderful comforts, you’ll also enjoy all of the extras at Christopher A. Smith Terrace such as our spacious community room, optional daily community breakfast, multiple resident lounges and a tranquil private terrace overlooking the hillside. Located a short distance from the University of Pittsburgh Consol Energy Center and Polish Hill, Christopher A. Smith Terrace puts you close to the places you want to be: shopping, dining and entertainment. This is the kind of home you’ve been looking for. At Christopher A. Smith Terrace, we bring it all together.

Upside is truly an exclusive opportunity to live independently on your own terms. We offer luxury living options with over 2,500+ apartments in our network across the country alongside a dedicated and experienced personal concierge support system. Upside is a uniquely designed senior living alternative to help you live completely independently. The Upside team helps you find a luxury-style apartment living option and provide you with extra layers of care and assistance, whenever and however you need it. Once you're settled in your new home, we connect you to your personal concierge and expert on all things aging. The Upside concierge is available to help arrange meal and grocery deliveries, transportation services, schedule appointments, assist with technology, and so much more! Anything you need, Upside is just a quick phone call or text away.

Welcome to St Augustine'S Plaza! Nestled in the city’s hillsides near downtown Pittsburgh, St. Augustine Plaza was the first senior citizen high-rise sponsored by Christian Housing, Inc. Sisters Coleman Conroy and Veronica Marie Phillips envisioned making Christian Housing more than just apartment complexes. They developed a new model of independent living for all the residents.It all began at St. Augustine Plaza some 33 years ago. Our current managers have continued the tradition of providing outstanding service for the residents. St. Augustine Plaza is a beautiful seven-story building consisting of 87 one-bedroom apartments with spacious rooms, balconies, wall-to-wall carpeting and individually controlled heating and air conditioning. A large community room and laundry complete the complex. Balconies offer a beautiful view of downtown Pittsburgh, Troy Hill, Polish Hill and Mt. Washington. St. Augustine takes pride in providing residents with everything they need to meet their physical and spiritual needs. It is close to Bloomfield and Lawrenceville area supermarkets, farmers markets and shopping. West Penn and Shadyside Hospitals are just a short bus trip. Churches of several denominations are right in the neighborhood, along with two senior centers. Bus stops are situated within one block of the building. The Plaza offers a number of social activities for the residents. Birthday parties, card games, picnics, movies and holiday dinners are regular events. Our community room has a large screen television, a library, video games and table games. Several residents take part in regular exercise classes. A service coordinator is available on site to help residents with rent rebates, taxes, as well as legal and health-related assistance. The spirit of maintaining good health and continual health and safety education is an integral part of St. Augustine’s programming. Representatives from local health organizations host informative presentations at the plaza. Many residents help out at the nearby churches, Meals on Wheels, senior centers and local hospitals. St. Augustine Plaza is truly a great place to live independently.

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"My mom will move into Point Pleasant Retirement. When she walked in, the first thing that caught her eye was the fireplace in the lobby. It seemed to be a gathering place. And then she also went a little farther, there was a four-season room, and the..."