Residence at Weinberg Village

Residence at Weinberg Village sits in the Squirrel Hill South neighborhood of Pittsburgh and has services for active seniors and those who need some help every day, so you'll find assisted living, independent living, and memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, with a special secure Arbor Unit for memory-impaired residents and a higher staff-to-resident ratio there with folks trained for dementia care and challenging behaviors, and everybody gets 12-16 hour nursing, a 24-hour call system, and supervision all day and night to make things safer, especially since the place is gated and has monitoring devices. The building offers private and shared living spaces, often with private baths, cable TV, kitchenettes, phones, and Wi-Fi, and the residents eat kosher meals three times a day, plus there's restaurant-style dining and options for special diets like diabetes or allergies, and they have a dedicated dining room and even private dining rooms for special times, and folks get laundry, housekeeping, and linen services included or available. The place has transportation at cost, parking for residents and guests, and wheelchair accessible showers, with non-ambulatory and diabetic care, and staff can help with bathing, dressing, getting around, managing medication, and incontinence care, plus hospice and rehabilitation are also available. There's a full-time activity director planning daily events, community-sponsored outings, fitness classes, movie nights, arts and crafts, music, educational programs, and religious services, with offsite trips for folks who like to get out and about, and the staff run creative activity programs especially for those in memory care. The common spaces are comfortable, with things like an activity room, library, media rooms, beauty salon, game room, fitness and wellness rooms, a computer room, outdoor terrace with views of the river and woods, gardens, and safe outdoor areas for programs. Residents at Residence at Weinberg Village enjoy pet cats under the current pet policy, and the staff encourage everyone to remain as independent as they can while staying connected with a strong sense of community, especially since the place follows Jewish traditions and belongs to the Jewish Association on Aging network, making it the only Jewish senior services community in Pittsburgh's urban center. Respite care lets people stay for shorter times if needed, and the community accepts some federal, state, and VA aid programs to help with costs, which is a good thing since memory care can be pricier than standard senior care. The facility is licensed as a personal care home under license #448580, holds up to 30 residents, and works as a not-for-profit, with a professional and caring staff who focus on personal support for each resident's needs, whether that's just a bit of help getting dressed or specialized memory care in the Arbor Unit, and there's always a warm, supportive environment here for seniors looking for care and peace of mind in their retirement.