Assisted Living Communities in Allison Park, PA

"AP is a real find! You can't do better for cost, living accommodation & staff. Staff is helpful, friendly & attentive & takes care to ensure residents can be interactive & have some fun with games, movies & a great outdoor space for warm weather. Timely housekeeping/laundry & food is very good. We had excellent access to staff & Director - all very easy to talk with and always addressed needs/issues timely-even immediately when possible. Staff was empowered to take responsibility - no passing the buck, always willing to help. They treated our relative like their own & still treated us like family with kindness & caring after the passing of our loved one. Could not have asked for more. Highly recommend."

"We toured Juniper Village at Forest Hills. The room was very big and clean, and the people were very nice. The staff was very nice and accommodating, and they have a craft area."

"This place is small and beautiful. Gives off an extremely warm and comforting feeling. Staff seem very friendly and attentive. We toured last week. I think this might be the right option for our father."

"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."

Harmony Haus Senior Living, located at 1399 Merchant Street in the historic district of Ambridge, Pennsylvania, offers assisted living services in a warm and inviting environment. This family-owned and operated community is dedicated to providing individualized, resident-focused care, ensuring that each resident leads a healthier, more purposeful life enriched with wellness, activities, social opportunities, and quality care. The two-story, turn-of-the-century building exudes a homelike atmosphere, reflecting its commitment to comfort and familiarity. ​ Residents at Harmony Haus benefit from a range of amenities designed to enhance their daily living experience. Regular housekeeping and laundry services for both linens and personal clothing are provided, allowing residents to enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle. The community offers engaging activities such as music sessions and arts and crafts, fostering creativity and social interaction among residents. Dining is a communal experience, with shared meals in the dining room where guests are welcome to join, promoting a sense of community and connection. ​ Safety and personalized care are paramount at Harmony Haus. The community maintains a favorable staff-to-resident ratio, ensuring attentive support tailored to individual needs. Located near the historic Old Economy Village, residents have opportunities to explore local attractions and enjoy the rich cultural heritage of the area. The dedicated and professional staff at Harmony Haus are committed to creating a nurturing environment where residents feel at home and well-cared for. ​ To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"I visited one place, and that was Apple Blossom Senior Living. It was very clean. No smell. It was very quiet and very spacious, too. The staff was very informative. She took her time. She gave me a complete review. We visited the whole building and the benefits that they have available. I was provided with a daily itinerary of activities, what was scheduled for that day, and what was offered to the residents. It wasn't active at that time, but they have a daily schedule of activities, so that was very nice."

"My mother-in-law moved into Harmony at Diamond Ridge. Nicole, the one who gave us the tour several times, had the biggest impact on my mother. She was very thorough, showing us the entire facility several times, answering all of the questions, providing and explaining the care my mother would be receiving, which met all of the criteria I needed for her. And so far, so good. They're wonderful, very helpful, get her down to her meals, bring her back, take her to activities, introduce her to other residents, and make her feel comfortable and at home. She loves the food. We can also eat with her if we'd like, and we have several times. The food is wonderful. They have a special every day, but there is also a completely different menu, so if it's something she doesn't like, she can order it from there. It's the cleanest facility I have been in. They have a ton of activities. They have art class, cards, and bingo. They have a coffee chat every morning, where residents can get together. They go down to the bistro and have coffee, get to know the other residents, have a snack or something, and talk, which she did, and she likes that really well. They have a lot of different activities. You get a schedule, and it's the whole day. If you want to be doing something every minute of the day, you can be. They go on outings and take them to restaurants and stores. I chose this facility because it seemed the best fit for her. The size of the facility, the staff, the director, and everyone that we have met. It just seemed like a perfect fit for her. All the facilities that I took her to, her exact words were that they felt like home to her."

"My mom has moved into The Seasons of Saxonburg. It is very nice. It is clean and very professional. They have a beauty salon, they have activities, and there's a courtyard. You can take your loved ones out to the courtyard and share a meal with them. There's also another side patio with a couple of tables and chairs. I've had some interaction with the staff, but not really with a lot of them, just with the coordinator, and she did well. It's very good for the money. They have a flat fee. Even if her care goes up, it's all one fee. They get three meals a day. My mom is in a private room. It's large for a private room."

"I visited the memory care facility of Magnolia Place of Saxonburg. The outside gardens surrounding the building that you can view from the rooms are very nice. Someone lying in the bed can go out the window and see the outside through the shrubbery. People there are very polite and likable. The staff members were very congenial and very easy to work with. The structure of the building was good. It was an attractive one. The size of the rooms I saw is ample enough. I'd like to see them a little bit bigger, but with someone confined to the bed, you don't need anything bigger than that. There is a dresser and a bathroom available in the rooms."

"I toured Abode Care of Monroeville. The people were very nice. They're very professional. They have all the things that my dad needs. They have enough facilities open right now if I have to make a move, which I'm planning on doing so that I can get him in there. They have three doctors on staff. Joe was the point of contact there. She was very, very helpful. She was attentive. She was straightforward with me. She talked candidly, which I appreciate because that's how I am. I felt there was nothing that was kept or hidden from me. She put everything out in the open. Everything was right there for me, and I understood what she was saying. I went out there right after lunch and the residents were starting to play bingo. They have a snack area. They have a chef there who cooks the meals. The building was clean. The other thing they told me is if I do choose them, they will remodel the rooms before the person comes in. Other than having to provide a TV and my dad wanting his bed, they provide all that stuff. They had three different levels. They had shared rooms, single rooms with shared bathrooms, and single rooms with just their bathroom. They do have elevated care in case my dad would deteriorate, so they're definitely on my radar."

"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."

"This PCH is one of the best in Duquesne I just placed my father here and he loves it! All the staff is friendly food is EXCELLENT should be starred on television or something of that sort rooms are a very nice size, activities are also provided for them to do, vending machines on site they can also come and go as they please if signed in or out. If you’re thinking about putting a loved one here DO IT! You won’t regret it thank you sycamore."

"We toured The Residence at Whitehall. They were very nice, but they were above what we could afford. They showed us the studio apartment, which would have been too small for us. We saw the common areas like the lobby, the dining areas, and the craft rooms. They were well-maintained."

"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."