Murray Towers Hi-Rise Management Office

Murray Towers Hi-Rise Management Office oversees the daily running of the Murray Towers Hi-Rise in the Squirrel Hill South neighborhood of Pittsburgh, where you'll find 67 units meant for seniors and people with disabilities who want affordable housing and a bit of help. The community has three-story residences and offers both independent and assisted living, so people who want to stay independent but need a hand with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or medication can get what they need. Staff manage all sorts of building features common to high-rises, like elevators, accessible parking, wheelchair ramps, and pet-friendly areas, and they keep things working for folks who require extra help. You'll see transportation and parking, Wi-Fi and high-speed internet, and even wheelchair-accessible vans for outings or appointments. Meal services, personal care, and help with wound care, therapy, medication, and even hospice are available, and the community features memory care along with respite and adult day care programs, which let family caregivers take a break. Residents have access to outdoor gardens, landscaped areas, and community spaces where people can mix, join in on planned social events, or just enjoy some fresh air. There's an on-site technology and learning center too, plus programs for resident employment and scholarships, all run with help from organizations like the Anlauf Family and managed in connection with the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh. The place welcomes pets, keeps rooms and suites comfortable, and designs things for easy movement so seniors can safely get around. Specific places like The Palms at O'Neil and The Addison of Logan Place, also managed by this group, provide more assisted living options if needed. Murray Towers Hi-Rise helps residents remain active, builds a sense of community, and tries to meet a wide range of needs with simple, steady support.