The Best Memory Care Communities in Fayette County, PA

"All needs are met at this facility with compassion and love. Large rooms, good food, a variety of things to do. Indendance with assistance if needed."

"We toured Arden Courts of Jefferson Hills. It was very nice. Everybody brought in a wreath, and all the rooms were decorated. They had a little box where you could put stuff in it. The staff was very, very nice. When you came in, they offered you cookies. I liked the porches outside where they would take the patients, and there was nice scenery."

Specializing in Memory Care for Women The Elizabeth Seton Memory Care Center is a licensed personal care home specializing in individualized, compassionate memory care for women. A Secure Place to Call Home The Elizabeth Seton Memory Care Center houses a spacious living area and 12 private, cheerfully decorated bedrooms designed to serve the special needs of women with memory loss. Living out a mission Continuing the mission of the Sisters of Charity to provide compassionate care to all whom they serve, the staff of the Elizabeth Seton Care Center offers a beautiful and protective environment for its residents. They live in close proximity to the sisters residing at Caritas Christi Motherhouse, and have access to the spacious grounds, the chapel, and the companionship of the sisters. The staff receives special training in living out the founding spirit of the Sisters of Charity as modeled by Saints Vincent de Paul, Louise de Marillac and Elizabeth Seton, in the Gospel-based tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"My mother was in Harmony at Morgantown. She died a year ago, but she was there until she needed more care. She was happy with the place. She was in their assisted living facility and was there for 3 years. They had a lot of activities that she participated in. She wasn't a big activity person, but she participated every time they had bingo. She also participated in a Bible study group and attended church services, as various churches took turns hosting them. They have movies there, but she's not big on that. She ate all her meals in the dining room. The only negative about that was that when staffing was low, which it was at times, they were very slow in getting meals out to the clients. They would be sitting there for 30 to 45 minutes waiting for a meal, so that was the main thing my mom complained about a lot. I think she mostly liked the food, though. They had a limited menu they could pick from if they didn't want what was on the menu, and they usually had two choices. They had special meals at holiday times and invited family in, and that was always very nice and very good. I think the staff members were all very caring. They all had good relationships with my mom and were very concerned about her. They have a library, which my mom used and enjoyed. They didn't have much outdoor space, but they're up on a hill, and you can walk around the parking lot. Other than that, there really isn't other space to walk around. People would walk their dogs there, but my mom did not walk outside because she had difficulties with her balance. I think they're very expensive compared to other places, but my mom was very happy there. I think if you can afford it, then it's a good place to be."

"My mom has been resident at Walnut Ridge for a number of years, the care she receives is remarkable, I would recommend this community to anyone looking for memory care. Staff treat residents like family!"

"Walden's View has been a prayer answered for our family. Our family member entered WV a year ago from a rehab facility for failed hip surgery. He was at the time unable to do virtually anything for himself which seemed an impossible journey for someone accustomed to being a physical person enjoying many sports in his younger days. The staff began working with him immediately, encouraging every step along the way to the point where he is now able to do wheelchair transfers and transport himself to meals, etc. with a renewed sense of independence. I have never felt the facility is lacking in cleanliness. His room has always been clean as well as the bathroom where he has frequent showers with assistance. Walden offers a number of activities for which the residents are encouraged to participate, though he chooses not to partake in many. After meals in the spacious dining room he seems to linger, visiting with the other residents before returning to his room. The staff seems to respond swiftly and I've not been aware of any unpleasant or unaccommodating staff member. The location itself is on a lovely Pennsylvania hillside, providing to us a sense of country air so many of us crave. We are very grateful to the administration and staff for creating this welcoming and nurturing environment and are so pleased to see our family member enjoying his life there."