Seneca Place

Roselawn

Everyone, from skilled nurses to custodians were excellent. Help with procuring a hospital bed, arranging a transport to treatments and doctor appointments, getting meds on time, the level of care in general, plus fantastic meals, occupational therapy, physical therapy, all the care in general was wonderful. My sister was in the best place while she recuperated from back surgery and dealing with a cancer diagnosis. Only 1 glitch, the discharge nurse, we learned, neglected to include a prescription for 1 of her pain meds. My sister went to her daughter’s, a 5 hr drive, but keeping in contact with Seneca Place , the problem was resolved.

Donna

My husband received good care at Seneca Place, but sometimes they're shorthanded, just like everywhere else. The staff members were all very nice and caring. The place was clean. They clean the rooms every day. The food was all freshly made and it was the best. I was satisfied overall.

Joseph

Seneca Place was good. My mom and dad went there for physical therapy, but my dad didn't get to stay there because he wasn't mobile and needed more care. My mom is mobile so she has been doing pretty well. They get treated well.

Becky401227

Seneca Hills Village was OK. The size of the room was smaller, and it was a little bit more institutional. The maintenance was fine, but the place was just smaller than what we wanted for my dad. The staff was friendly.

S Hoss

My dad was in rehab at Seneca Place for 2 weeks for a broken femur. I was very happy with the care there, and I would highly recommend it.. The place was pleasant and clean and everyone treated him well. I think he would've been willing to stay for a lot longer had insurance continued to pay for it as he liked it there. He did really well with his PT and OT and was discharged back to his Independent Living Facility. He has been home almost a week and is doing very well.

caring9746

Seneca Hills Village is one of UPMC communities. I have a UPMC life supplemental insurance that's why I visited this place. It's a clean and nice community. They have independent living, assisted living and nursing home care, so there's three level of care and that's nice. Their rooms are nice and well-maintained. There is a little kitchenette but no stove. The only thing I don't like about this place is that in the independent living, you can't cook in your apartment and you have to take all of the meals they provided for you. I don't eat pork and some other things, so when I looked at their menu, more than half of their meals, I don't think I would enjoy. Nevertheless, overall, it's a good place for anyone.

Caring65388450

I like Seneca Place and I had a friend there. I was very pleased with it. They have a step down program. You can go from apartment to assisted living to skilled nursing in the same area. It's very clean and I had lunch there, it was appetizing. They were very helpful in getting all my friend's medication turned over because she's been taking care of it herself. That was helpful.

Dom86

My grandmother was a resident at Seneca Place for about 5 years. In the early part of her stay, while she still had her wits about her and could get around relatively well on her own, she lived in a fully furnished apartment style room which was quite nice and had good amenities. She received all of the help that she needed, and the nursing staff was friendly, helpful, and genuinely seemed to enjoy doing their jobs. However, I only gave this facility a three star rating because of the latter years of my grandmother's stay there. After developing dementia, the facility moved my grandmother to another portion of the facility. She still received good care in terms of health; however, the nursing staff seemed to be overworked, stressed, and a little unpleasant. They were not nearly as friendly with the patients, and were almost TOO professional in terms of dealing with them and very impersonal.