St. Barnabas - Arbors III is an assisted living community in Valencia, Pennsylvania, about 6.5 miles from Cranberry Township, and people around here know it for having a secure and supportive setting for seniors who need daily help. The community has 85 beds and provides five levels of personalized care so residents get just what they need, from basic help with bathing and dressing to more advanced memory care for those living with Alzheimer's and dementia. The staff stay on hand 24 hours a day, making sure someone's always there for emergencies or to help with medication, meal support, bathing, transfers, or even more involved care such as diabetic monitoring, catheter care, wound care, and incontinence support. St. Barnabas - Arbors III has both assisted living and memory care areas, with a secure courtyard so residents with memory issues can safely enjoy being outdoors, and families often mention that the care team gives personal attention and works with each resident's situation.
Apartments come in different layouts like private studios, one-bedrooms, semi-private rooms, and even companion-style rooms for those who want to share. Around the campus you'll find common rooms, a dining room, a library, game room, business center, and a chapel for religious services. Residents can join fitness classes, use the gym, walk peaceful paths, or relax in lounges and on the patio. There's always something scheduled, whether it's movie nights, music programs, devotional activities, outings, or card games. Caregivers help with daily tasks from getting dressed to opening jars, and residents who need more support after a hospital stay, or even hospice care, have access to that here too. The community serves meals planned by a chef, so people don't have to worry about groceries or cooking, and transportation's arranged for doctor visits or group outings, with on-site therapy and checkups possible right on campus or at the nearby medical center. St. Barnabas - Arbors III is part of a larger network-there are several related places and services nearby, including Arbors Gibsonia, The Village, and a skilled nursing home, so if people's needs change, they can usually stay within the circle of care without a big move.
Residents pay private rates, though social security, veteran's benefits, and commercial insurance are also accepted, and the facility does have community fees, possible buy-ins, and respite care options if someone just needs help for a short while. The community aims to let residents age in place with dignity and safety, whether they need just a little help or a lot, and many people appreciate the peaceful grounds and steady routine, with support that fits what each person truly needs.
