Seneca Senior Living sits at 5340 Saltsburg Rd in Verona, PA, up on a hill where the old Seneca School used to be, and the place has a long list of different living choices like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, so people with many different needs can stay there and get help as time goes on, and they even have services for people needing just short-term respite care or hospice. Folks live in studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, so there's enough space for whatever suits, and there's private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, big closets, and the rooms already come furnished if needed. The campus has walking paths, flower gardens, outdoor spaces, and the whole place feels quite peaceful and open, while the inside has dining rooms, a library, computer center, fitness and activity rooms, and even a beauty salon and barber in some spots, so it's pretty handy when there's a need for a haircut and you don't really want to leave the place.
They've got several different buildings, like Seneca Manor, Seneca Hills Village, and A J Demor Towers, and independent living and assisted living options are in Verona, while memory care and nursing care services can also be found nearby, including special support for Alzheimer's and people who need extra help with daily activities. For people who want to keep their pets, both cats and dogs are allowed, so there's company and comfort there, and if someone prefers staying home but still needs care, Home Instead offers home care services nearby in Oakmont, PA. Being close to shops, restaurants, churches, golf, parks, and the cultural life in Pittsburgh is a bit of a bonus, especially if you like outings, and the community often organizes field trips, day trips, and group activities, with a full-time activity director making sure there's something to do, and residents sometimes plan their own activities too.
Meals are made by chefs and meal planners who take dietary needs seriously, including for people who have diabetes or food allergies, and there's restaurant-style dining rooms for eating together, plus escorts for those who need help getting to meals or activities. There's support for people who need help with walking, bathing, dressing, taking medication, or managing chronic conditions like diabetes or incontinence, and nurses are around all day and night with a call system for emergencies. Fitness rooms, wellness centers, and organized exercise classes help people stay active, and there's always someone to help with laundry, cleaning, or moving in, not to mention advice and planning to figure out the best care plan. Transportation is provided within the community, and parking is available for those who still drive, making it easier to get to appointments or local stores.
Seneca Senior Living is licensed to serve up to 100 residents by the state of Pennsylvania, and the place is managed by Oakdale Seniors Alliance as part of the Boncrest Resource Group, with support from UPMC, so medical needs are handled by experienced staff. The Catholic faith influences the community, as they welcome everyone and aim to treat people with dignity, no matter their background, and there's devotional activities for people who want them. People can expect regular health assessments, so care is adjusted as needs change, and personalized care plans focus on the whole person's well-being, including emotional, social, and spiritual sides. The community covers every stage from independent apartments to skilled nursing, always working to keep people comfortable, safe, and as independent as possible.
