I toured this very nice, home-like facility and appreciated the convenient bus service and flexible dining. The staff were amazing-dedicated, compassionate, and provided personalized care that helped with a successful rehab. I highly recommend this community.
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Jul 2026
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Amenities
Healthcare services
24-hour nursing
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Medication management
Healthcare staffing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Air-conditioning
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Internet
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Telephone
Wifi
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Transportation arrangement
Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
Common areas
Beauty salon
Computer center
Fitness room
Gaming room
Garden
Outdoor space
Small library
Wellness center
Community services
Concierge services
Fitness programs
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Planned day trips
Resident-run activities
Scheduled daily activities
Reviews
2.57·(7)
Overall rating
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Care
3.0
Staff
3.0
Meals
4.0
Amenities
1.0
Value
1.0
Pros
Compassionate nursing and therapy staff
Effective short-term rehabilitation outcomes
Dedicated direct-care caregivers
Personalized care plans
Home-like living environment
Flexible dining options
On-site transportation service
Well-maintained facility appearance
Support for residents during short-term transitions
Cons
Inconsistent and insufficient clinical staffing
Poor responsiveness to call bells and clinical requests
Weak transfer and fall-prevention practices
Gaps in medication-management processes
Administrative unresponsiveness and weak family communication
Laundry and personal-item management issues
Billing and reimbursement processing delays
Policy changes limiting age-in-place and aide access
Restrictions on independent-living activities and dining
High cost with limited perceived value
Limited availability for long-term placement
Summary of reviews
The reviews indicate a mixed picture of care and operations at the facility. Positive comments emphasize strong interpersonal strengths among many frontline staff: reviewers praised compassionate nurses, aides, and therapists, and several families credited the facility with successful short-term rehabilitation outcomes. Multiple accounts describe personalized care approaches and a home-like atmosphere, flexible dining options, and an on-site transportation (bus) service. The physical environment is commonly described as well maintained and pleasant.
At the same time, a number of consistent operational concerns emerge. Staffing adequacy and responsiveness are central issues: reviewers described inconsistent staffing levels (particularly on weekends), slow or unreliable call-response times, and gaps in how transfers and mobility-assistance are conducted. Relatedly, there are concerns about medication-management practices and policies that reviewers experienced as encouraging reduced mobility or increased reliance on assistive aides. One reviewer referenced a transfer-related injury that resulted in a legal settlement; this was described in the context of broader worries about transfer safety and incident response.
Administrative and systems weaknesses were also frequently mentioned. Families describe difficulties getting timely responses from administration, delays in billing and reimbursement processing, and problems with laundry and personal-item handling. Changes to the facility’s stated care commitments — including removal or restriction of age-in-place language and limits on external aide access — have created anxiety for some independent-living residents and their families; reviewers described new restrictions on activities and dining participation that affect resident autonomy. Occupancy constraints and high pricing were noted, with some families feeling the cost did not align with the level of consistent service they expected.
On balance, prospective residents and families will find strengths in the direct-care culture and short-term rehabilitation capacity, but should carefully evaluate operational reliability, especially for long-term placement. Key areas to probe during a tour or meeting include current staffing patterns and weekend coverage, call-response metrics and transfer-safety protocols, medication-management policies, how the facility handles personal belongings and laundry, and the specifics of any age-in-place or aide-access restrictions. Ask for documentation about incident-response processes, recent occupancy and waitlist status, and billing/reimbursement timelines to assess whether the facility’s operational practices match your expectations for long-term care and family communication.
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Medicare Ratings
3·/ 5
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Location
Providence Point is located at 200 Adams Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, 15243.
About Providence Point
Providence Point sits on a large, 32-acre campus in Scott Township, and offers a whole mix of care options for older adults, from independent living to personal care, memory support, and skilled nursing, so folks can move through different levels of support as needs change, and the place has apartment-style homes, patio homes, and both private rooms and furnished apartments, many with modern features, wide walkways, and wheelchair accessibility, which is good for people who want ease and safety moving around. The community opened in 2009 and is run by a nonprofit called Baptist Senior Family, and you'll see a comfortable, gender-inclusive, gated neighborhood with both LifeCare and fee-for-service plans, which means there are ways to plan for the future and get different types of care all in one spot, and some beds are certified for higher levels of care, with 5 out of 42 available in June 2025. The assisted living community on campus gives 24-hour help with day-to-day things like bathing, dressing, and medication management, plus extra help for those with memory concerns, and nurses are on staff day and night, so someone's always around to help out; they use a Wanderguard for added memory care safety, and all residences have a 24-hour call system.
You'll find trained staff ready to help with eating, grooming, toileting, and moving around, and there's a good range of specialized healthcare support, including dietary help and medication management, and there's respite care or short-term stays available, too. The skilled nursing facility on site handles nursing care and rehabilitation for folks who need extra support between hospital and home, and everyone there gets care based on what they need, not a one-size-fits-all plan. The campus has housekeeping and laundry services, meal plans with options, and maintenance-free living, so you don't need to worry about chores, plus there's scheduled transportation if you need a lift or want to go on an outing. There are four dining venues, a wellness center with an indoor pool and whirlpool spa for exercise or relaxing, a beauty salon and day spa, a library, an art studio, and a surround-sound theater, plus indoor underground parking, so everything's close by and convenient.
Providence Point stays lively with lots of programs, fitness classes, organized activities, and educational, spiritual, or cultural opportunities; some activities are planned by residents themselves, and there are clubs, happy hours, day trips, and a calendar of events, so folks can stay as busy as they like. Pets are allowed under certain rules, which is nice for animal lovers, and residents or families can join councils to have a voice in how things run, all aiming for a supportive environment where people help make the community what it is. The whole setup is built around helping seniors feel safe, supported, and part of an active group, with a focus on wellness and a worry-free lifestyle, and Providence Point has even earned awards for its interior design and rehabilitation services, so you'll find some thoughtful touches throughout.
People often ask...
Providence Point offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.
There are 10 photos of Providence Point on Mirador.
Yes, Providence Point allows residents to age in place and adjust their level of care as needed.
The full address for this community is 200 Adams Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15243.
No, Providence Point does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In Pennsylvania, the Department of Human Services licenses personal care homes and assisted living residences and publishes its licensing inspection summaries.
Found no deficiencies identified during the licensing actions. Compliance with licensing requirements was observed.
30 Jan 2026Inspection
30 Jan 2026Inspection
Found no deficiencies; overall compliance with licensing requirements was observed.
09 Dec 2025Inspection
09 Dec 2025Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across records confidentiality, admissions, staff training, fire safety, medical evaluations, and medication management, indicating several regulatory noncompliances.
2600.17Record Confidentiality
2600.25bContract Signatures
2600.63aFirst Aid/CPR Training
2600.65aFS Orientation 1st Day
2600.65fAnnual Training Topics
2600.132fAlternate Exit Routes
2600.132gFire Drills Days/Times
2600.141.b.1Annual Medical Evaluation
2600.183.eStoring Medications
2600.185.aImplement Storage Procedures
2600.187.aMedication Record
2600.224.aPreadmission Screen Form
2600.225aAssessment 15 Days
2600.227.dSupport Plan Medical/Dental
2600.231.cPreadmission Screening
2600.231.eNo Objection Statement
2600.65gAnnual Training Content
27 Oct 2025Inspection
27 Oct 2025Inspection
Investigated a privacy violation where a staff member accessed a resident's room and removed bracelets from a dresser without consent.
2600.42sA resident has the right to privacy of self and possessions.
20 Jun 2025Inspection
20 Jun 2025Inspection
Identified noncompliance with following prescriber's orders for a twice-daily medication, with a second daily dose not administered on multiple dates.
2600.187dFollow Prescriber's Orders
17 Mar 2025Inspection
17 Mar 2025Inspection
Found no deficiencies. Compliance with licensing requirements was demonstrated during the on-site review.
09 Dec 2024Inspection
09 Dec 2024Inspection
Identified widespread deficiencies across records access, staff training, medication safety, emergency procedures, and resident assessments and plans.
2600.5aDHS Access
2600.65dInitial Direct Care Training
2600.65fTraining Topics
2600.65gAnnual Training Content
2600.103gStoring Food
2600.121aUnobstructed Egress
2600.123bEmergency Procedures Posted
2600.130hInoperable Smoke Detector
2600.132bSafety Inspection/Fire Drill
2600.132dEvacuation
2600.141b1Annual Medical Evaluation
2600.171b5First Aid Kit
2600.183bMeds and Syringes Locked
2600.184aResident's Meds Labeled
2600.185aImplement Storage Procedures
2600.187aMedication Record
2600.190aCompletion Medication Course
2600.190bInsulin Injections
2600.224aPreadmission Screen Form
2600.225aAssessment
2600.225cAdditional Assessment
2600.227aSupport Plan
2600.227dSupport Plan Medical/Dental
2600.227iSupport Plan Accessible
30 Sept 2024Inspection
30 Sept 2024Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
31 May 2023Inspection
31 May 2023Inspection
Investigated an incident where a resident with dementia exited a secure unit through an unlocked courtyard gate and wandered outside, indicating inadequate supervision for ADLs.
2600.23.aActivities of Daily Living Assistance
02 Feb 2023Inspection
02 Feb 2023Inspection
Investigated the complaint; found no deficiencies.
03 Jan 2023Inspection
03 Jan 2023Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies related to records, contracts, background checks, training, environmental safety, emergency procedures, fire safety, and medication labeling.
2600.5aDHS Access
2600.25aWritten Contract and Review
2600.51Criminal Background Check
2600.65aFS Orientation 1st Day
2600.65dInitial Direct Care Training
2600.85eTrash Outside Home
2600.123bEmergency Procedures Posted
2600.132bSafety Inspection/Fire Drill
2600.132cFire Drill Records
2600.132eFire Drill Sleeping Hours
2600.184aMedication Labeling
06 Apr 2022Inspection
06 Apr 2022Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations were identified.
30 Nov 2021Inspection
30 Nov 2021Inspection
Identified deficiencies related to resident contracts, medical evaluations for SDcu designation, and legibility of record entries; accepted corrective actions.
Type A2600.25.aWritten Contract and Review
Type B2600.25.bContract Signatures
Type B2600.231.bMedical Evaluation
Type B2600.251.bRecord Entries Legible
04 Oct 2021Inspection
04 Oct 2021Inspection
Issued a regular license following renewal. No violations cited.
19 Aug 2021Inspection
19 Aug 2021Inspection
Identified deficiencies in fall prevention and staff orientation for new employees.
Type A2600.23aAssistance with activities of daily living
2600.65aFire safety orientation for staff on first day
2600.65bOrientation topics on resident rights and reporting
22 Jul 2021Inspection
22 Jul 2021Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
13 Jul 2021Inspection
13 Jul 2021Inspection
Determined that corrective actions addressing a staff member stealing resident funds were fully implemented, and ongoing compliance is required.
Type B2600.42.bAbuse
24 Feb 2021Inspection
24 Feb 2021Inspection
Determined that compliance was achieved for the identified deficiencies and ongoing compliance must be maintained.
Type B2600.42.b.Abuse
d2600.234.d.Support Plan Revision
Type B2600.81.b.Resident Personal Equipment
11 Feb 2021Inspection
11 Feb 2021Inspection
Found that an abuse allegation was not immediately reported.
Issued a regular license to operate a personal care home; an onsite inspection will occur within the next twelve months.
21 Oct 2020Inspection
21 Oct 2020Inspection
Identified deficiencies related to reporting suspected abuse, supervising staff after an alleged incident, and treatment of residents.
Type A2600.15(a)Resident Abuse Report
Type B2600.15(b)Supervisor Plan
c2600.42(c)Treatment of Residents
15 Sept 2020Inspection
15 Sept 2020Inspection
Found no regulatory citations.
04 Jun 2020Inspection
04 Jun 2020Inspection
Found no regulatory citations identified during licensing inspections.
27 Feb 2020Inspection
27 Feb 2020Inspection
Found no deficiencies identified during a February 27, 2020 inspection.
14 Feb 2020Inspection
14 Feb 2020Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
27 Jan 2020Inspection
27 Jan 2020Inspection
Found no regulatory citations.
09 Jan 2020Inspection
09 Jan 2020Inspection
Found no regulatory citations.
05 Dec 2019Inspection
05 Dec 2019Inspection
Determined that the submitted plan of correction was fully implemented, and continued compliance must be maintained.
19 Nov 2019Inspection
19 Nov 2019Inspection
Determined that compliance was achieved and continued compliance must be maintained.
18 Sept 2019Inspection
18 Sept 2019Inspection
Granted renewal and issued a certificate of compliance.
13 Aug 2019Inspection
13 Aug 2019Inspection
Cited deficiencies under state rules after the inspections.
18 Jun 2019Inspection
18 Jun 2019Inspection
Found deficiencies related to fire drill documentation and evacuation time requirements. Violations were cited under the applicable regulations.
24 Apr 2019Inspection
24 Apr 2019Inspection
Identified deficiencies under state regulations for personal care homes during the April 24, 2019 visit.
26 Mar 2019Inspection
26 Mar 2019Inspection
Identified deficiencies cited under 55 Pa. Code Ch. 2600 from a March 26, 2019 inspection.
10 Jan 2019Inspection
10 Jan 2019Inspection
Found no deficiencies identified during the visit.
26 Nov 2018Inspection
26 Nov 2018Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
19 Sept 2018Inspection
19 Sept 2018Inspection
Issued a certificate of compliance renewing permission to operate a personal care home.
27 Jun 2018Inspection
27 Jun 2018Inspection
Identified multiple regulatory violations, including uninspected boilers, improper food storage, and improper calibration of glucometers.
Type A2600.85(a)Sanitary conditions shall be maintained
Type A2600.18(a)A home shall comply with applicable laws, ordinances and regulations
Type A2600.103(g)Food shall be stored in closed or sealed containers
Type A2600.185(a)Glucose testing requirements; staff education
11 Apr 2018Inspection
11 Apr 2018Inspection
Found a violation for failing to complete a Pennsylvania criminal history background check prior to hire.
2600.51Criminal history checks and hiring policies
26 Feb 2018Inspection
26 Feb 2018Inspection
Found no regulatory violations following an inspection conducted on February 26, 2018.
20 Sept 2017Inspection
20 Sept 2017Inspection
Issued a regular license renewal for a personal care home in Pittsburgh.
03 Jul 2017Inspection
03 Jul 2017Inspection
Determined deficiencies in following prescriber directions for alarm devices and in identifying resident safety needs in care plans.
2600.187(d)Follow prescriber directions for alarm devices
2600.234(b)Care plans must identify the resident's physical, medical, social, cognitive and safety needs
20 Jun 2017Inspection
20 Jun 2017Inspection
The inspection identified several regulatory deficiencies requiring corrective actions and updates to care practices and equipment.
Type A2600.18Safety compliance with applicable laws, regulations and standards
Type A2600.81(b)Fire extinguisher inspections
Type A2600.162(c)Refrigerator and food storage temperatures
Type A2600.184(b)Medication handling and equipment
Type A2600.183(d)Medication adjustment corrections
Type A2600.231(b)Plan of correction / policy updates
16 Mar 2017Inspection
16 Mar 2017Inspection
Determined that no regulatory violations were identified after the visit.
23 Sept 2016Inspection
23 Sept 2016Inspection
Granted a renewal with a certificate of compliance and a one-year license, setting the maximum capacity at 84.
08 Sept 2016Inspection
08 Sept 2016Inspection
Found a deficiency in the resident's support plan for documenting safety walker use and related PT/OT services.
65 Pa.Code §2600.227(d)Documentation of services in resident's support plan
20 Jul 2016Inspection
20 Jul 2016Inspection
Identified violations included improper refrigeration storage, unsanitary hand-drying conditions, and incomplete medication documentation.
2600.103(f)Food requiring refrigeration shall be stored at or below 40°F
2600.85(a)Sanitary conditions shall be maintained
2600.187(b)The information in § 2600.187(a)(13) and § 2600.187(a)(14) shall be recorded at the time the medication is administered
06 Jul 2016Inspection
06 Jul 2016Inspection
Found no deficiencies. Licensing personnel conducted a visit on July 6, 2016.
17 Jun 2016Inspection
17 Jun 2016Inspection
Identified a deficiency in staff orientation; a staff member began work without documented orientation in required training.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.65(b)Orientation training for staff
05 May 2016Inspection
05 May 2016Inspection
Found deficiencies: no written admission contract for a resident at admission and incidents showing disrespectful staff conduct toward residents, including use of restraints resulting in bruising.
Type A2600.25(a)(1)Prior to admission, or within 24 hours after admission, a written resident-home contract between the resident and the home shall be in place
Type A2600.42(c)A resident shall be treated with dignity and respect
Type A2600.42(c)A resident shall be treated with dignity and respect
04 Mar 2016Inspection
04 Mar 2016Inspection
Confirmed no regulatory violations identified following two inspections conducted on March 4 and March 11, 2016.
01 Feb 2016Inspection
01 Feb 2016Inspection
Investigated a substantiated abuse incident involving staff and found failures to report promptly and to protect the resident’s safety.
2600.15(b)Abuse of a resident by staff
2600.16(c)Notification/reporting of abuse within 24 hours
2600.42(b)Protection from abuse, neglect, and mistreatment
03 Nov 2015Inspection
03 Nov 2015Inspection
Investigated a licensing visit and found no regulatory violations.
23 Sept 2015Inspection
23 Sept 2015Inspection
Granted renewal of the license after review; a regular license was issued.
18 May 2015Inspection
18 May 2015Inspection
Found mislabeling on prescription medication containers for two residents, with dosage information not matching the orders for Pantoprazole and Furosemide.
Type A2600.184(a)Labeling of prescription medications
30 Dec 2014Inspection
30 Dec 2014Inspection
Investigated the preadmission cognitive screening process and found that a resident admitted to the secured dementia care unit did not have the required cognitive preadmission screening completed within 72 hours prior to admission.
2600.231(c)Cognitive preadmission screening
31 Oct 2014Inspection
31 Oct 2014Inspection
Investigators found multiple regulatory deficiencies including failure to report abuse promptly, incomplete preadmission cognitive screening, improper medication labeling, insufficient staff training, and missing exit signage.
2600.15(a)Reporting suspected abuse
2600.65(a)Training topics
2600.184(a)Medication labeling
2600.231(e)Preadmission cognitive screening
2600.133(a)(1)Exit signage
02 Oct 2014Inspection
02 Oct 2014Inspection
Granted continued licensure and issued a certificate of compliance for a Personal Care Home with a capacity of 84.
18 Aug 2014Inspection
18 Aug 2014Inspection
Investigated a fire drill evacuation violation; twelve residents did not evacuate to designated safe areas or a meeting place during an alarm activation.
Type A2600.132(h)Residents shall evacuate to a designated meeting place away from the building during each fire drill
23 May 2014Inspection
23 May 2014Inspection
Found multiple regulatory violations including missing resident rights information in contracts, restricted access to bedrooms, incomplete fire drill documentation, and late medical evaluations.
2600.25(c)(13)Regulation 2600.25(c)(13) - The contract shall include written information on the resident rights and complaint procedures
2600.101(i)Regulation 2600.101(i) - A resident shall have access to his/her bedroom at all times
2600.132(c)Regulation 2600.132(c) - Written fire drill records
2600.132(c)Regulation 2600.132(c) - Written fire drill records
2600.141(a)(1)Regulation 2600.141(a)(1) - Medical evaluation
09 Jan 2014Inspection
09 Jan 2014Inspection
Investigated and found no regulatory violations.
17 Dec 2013Inspection
17 Dec 2013Inspection
Investigated a failure to follow the prescriber’s directions for a topical patch, leading to multiple patches on a resident and an ER visit.
55 Pa.Code §2600.187(d)The home shall follow the directions of the prescriber.
17 Oct 2013Inspection
17 Oct 2013Inspection
Identified several regulatory violations, including missing resident contracts, confidentiality breaches of resident records, and improper storage of poisonous materials.
Type A2600.25(a)(1)Prior to admission; written contract
Type A2600.17Confidentiality of resident records
Type A2600.82(c)Poisons and toxic materials storage
18 Sept 2013Inspection
18 Sept 2013Inspection
Authorized the operation of a personal care home with a maximum capacity of 84 and a specified dementia care unit restriction.
16 Apr 2013Inspection
16 Apr 2013Inspection
Concluded no regulatory violations identified after the visit.
11 Oct 2012Inspection
11 Oct 2012Inspection
Investigated a licensing matter and found multiple deficiencies, including failure to publicly post emergency procedures and incomplete medical evaluations and medication documentation.
Type A65 Pa. Code 2600.141(a)(2)Emergency preparedness plan familiarity
Type A65 Pa. Code 2600.231(b)(1)Medical evaluations at least annually
16 Jun 2012Inspection
16 Jun 2012Inspection
Investigated a medication error and neglect; found failure to report a medication incident and a resident with cognitive impairment left unsupervised outside for an extended period.
2600.16(c) - The home shall report the incident or condition to the Department's personal care home regional office or the personal care home complaint hotline within 24 hours in a manner designated by the Department.Regulation 55 Pa.Code §2600
Type A2600.42(b) - A resident may not be neglected, intimidated, physically or verbally abused, mistreated in any way.Regulation 55 Pa.Code §2600
2600.65(a) - Prior to or during the first work day, all direct care staff persons including ancillary staff persons, substitute personnel and volunteers shall have an orientation in general fire safety and emergency preparedness that includes the following: Evacuation procedures; staff duties and responsibilities during fire drills; designated meeting place outside the building; smoking safety procedures; the location and use of fire extinguishers; smoke detectors and fire alarms; telephone use and notification of emergency services.Regulation 55 Pa.Code §2600
04 Jan 2012Inspection
04 Jan 2012Inspection
Cited deficiencies in assisting residents to obtain medical care when health declined and in documenting those needs.
Type A55 Pa.Code 2600Regulation 55 Pa.Code 2600
13 Oct 2011Inspection
13 Oct 2011Inspection
Identified multiple violations related to medication management and regulatory compliance during the investigation.
55 Pa.Code §2600Regulation 55 Pa.Code §2600
27 Jun 2011Inspection
27 Jun 2011Inspection
Identified deficiencies in medication administration, medical evaluations, cognitive screenings, and care-plan documentation.
55 Pa.Code §2600Follow prescriber directions
55 Pa.Code §2600Medical evaluation by physician, etc.
55 Pa.Code §2600Documentation in resident plan of care
31 Aug 2010Inspection
31 Aug 2010Inspection
Investigated found violations of licensing rules related to capacity limits and medication storage during an inspection.
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2600Only current prescription, OTC, sample and CAM for individuals living in the home may be kept in the home.
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2600Maximum capacity of the facility
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