Memory Care Communities in Monroeville, PA

"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."

"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."

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

"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."

"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."

"I have nothing but praise for all of these employees. They are always cheerful, patient and glad to help. They even get a message to my dad when he doesn't answer the phone. There are plenty of activities and my father is happy with the food. "

"Everytime I visit the place is getting nicer and more up to date. The staff are friendly and make him happy living there."

"I went to Juniper Village at South Hills. Everybody there was very nice. The administrator was very nice, friendly, and very thorough with the walkthrough. They're going through renovations. And so the place is immaculate. It's beautiful. The apartment sizes like the studios are a nice, decent size. And then they have the one-bedrooms, and those are also nice. And what they're doing as residents move out, they're renovating each room individually to just update them. And so it is a lovely place. It's so clean and so friendly, and a great atmosphere. My mother has an onset of dementia. So even the lockdown wards, if once they evaluated her, she would be in a lockdown ward. But as long as she has an aide with her, she's able to go outside and do everything, she just can't do it independently. And they've got plenty of recreational areas and little like snack downs if you will. So if they want to have like an afternoon snack or a drink or something like that, that is all available. They have plenty of activities. I looked at the activity calendar and they've got a lot of stimulating activities. Also, I looked at a sample of their menus and it had a lot of great food choices."

"My great uncle is a current resident. The facility has lots of great activities, updates throughout the building, and a caring staff. The room he is in is kept very clean, as well as the rest of the common areas. He also really enjoys the meals!"

"It was a beautiful place to stay, but it was a little expensive. It had all the amenities, a hair salon, and laundry being done. The room was beautiful. It had a little kitchen, a small refrigerator, and a nice bath. My sister-in-law only needed one room, but we were also shown a two-bedroom apartment, and it was beautiful."

"GS In my eyes you can find a fancy high end place but it is what happens inside those walls. Inside Grace Manor I have found a staff that is caring and kind also who have become family. My mom is in dementia care and she is treated wonderfully. The staff is hard working and are consistent with their care. We couldn’t be happier and we appreciate the way they include dementia patients in activities. Thank you so much for everything!"

"During the pandemic, our father’s dementia progressed to the point that he was no longer safe alone. We were so grateful that we were familiar with the care that is provided by the compassionate staff at this facility. Because of our previous experience with them we wouldn’t have considered anywhere else. We knew that, although we could not visit because of COVID restrictions, he was being well cared for. He passed away recently, fortunately after visiting restrictions had been lifted. The staff not only took excellent care of him in his last days, but showed as much compassion to us as family members. We will never forget their kindness."

"The Remington of McCandless has all-day dining, so you don't have a set time to go down to eat. They had a theater and a gathering room. If the family wanted to come in and celebrate something for them, they had this whole area that was beautiful, and it had a refrigerator and a stove. The activities were full on the board. They had happy hours on different days. People were walking around. I didn't taste the food, but I was sitting there, and one of the people who were serving the patients asked them if they wanted pie. The person said, "What kind you got?" They named all five pies that they have. If you didn't like what they were serving that day, they had a menu that you could pick from. They have a bistro. It was outstanding. Katie gave me the tour, and I interacted with two other people."