Beatty Pointe Village

Beatty Pointe Village provides a community for older adults who want to keep their independence but need some help now and then, so you'll find both independent living and assisted living services here, and they've even got care for folks with memory problems like Alzheimer's, plus support from personal care assistants around the clock, and the staff gets talked about a lot for being friendly and giving folks careful attention, and when it comes to where people live, there's a choice of big private or shared apartments, with studios, efficiency, and one- or two-bedroom options-all for rent on a monthly basis, and you don't have to worry about most utilities since they're included except for the phone, and apartments have bits like kitchenettes if you like to fix a snack, handrails and walk-in showers for safety, wall-to-wall carpet, good heating and air you can control, and housekeeping and maintenance are handled by the staff, so you can just focus on enjoying your days instead of chores, and for meals you get restaurant-style dining with buffet lines, menus that change, and hours that aren't too strict, plus there are private dining rooms you can use if you want to celebrate something with your family, and daily activities run the gamut from arts and crafts to education, health programs, social gatherings, lived-outings, exercise classes in the fitness center, and folks can join all sorts of interest groups if they want, and there's plenty of space for meeting people because you've got a game room, courtyards, walking paths, guest apartments for visitors, and even gardening spots outside, and for folks concerned about haircuts, the beauty salon and barbershop are right there on the property, and everybody gets cable TV, high-speed internet, washers and dryers, and dry cleaning services, so you don't really have to leave unless you want to-and for that, there's a van for taking residents to appointments and shopping, with guest parking for family and friends, and if you have a cat or a dog, they're allowed too, as long as you follow the rules, and for safety you'll see fire sprinklers, handicap features, and well-lit spaces everywhere, and if your health needs change, there are outpatient services right on site, like physical therapy or rehabilitation, plus a whole list of more special healthcare services available through close ties to places like UPMC, so residents can get everything from mental health to pharmacy, endocrinology, and telemedicine visits via UPMC AnywhereCare, and there are support services for things like laundry, insurance consultation about long-term care, and extra help is always close so residents can age in place, stay connected to loved ones, and feel comfortable knowing they're among other friendly, supportive folks in a place designed for well-being, with plenty to do and people who care.