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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Medication management
Mental wellness program
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
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Telephone
Wifi
Memory care community services
Mild cognitive impairment
Specialized memory care programming
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Transportation arrangement
Common areas
Beauty salon
Computer center
Dining room
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
4.06·(62)
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Care
3.8
Staff
4.3
Meals
3.9
Amenities
3.9
Value
2.8
Pros
Newly constructed, well-designed apartments
In-unit washer and dryer
Chef-prepared daily dining with menu choices
Varied on-site amenities and social clubs
Regular communal dining and opportunities for socialization
Friendly, compassionate caregiving staff
Responsive, helpful maintenance team
Clean, well-maintained interiors and common areas
Accessible memory-care staffing and clinical availability
Convenient location near major roadway
Positive employee culture and staff-respect practices
Welcoming admissions and move-in assistance
Cons
Inconsistent meal quality and presentation
High cost and limited affordability
Staffing shortages and low staff-to-resident ratios
Gaps in clinical training and emergency-response consistency
Delays and variability in call-bell and medication response
Inconsistent family communication and management responsiveness
Limited or uneven activity programming (including weekends and memory care)
Personal-item handling and mail-process weaknesses
Inflexible tour scheduling and admissions coordination
Occasional maintenance attention gaps on exterior features
Parking and heavy-door accessibility issues
Variability in adherence to contracted care-level agreements
Summary of reviews
The Province of Wexford presents as a modern, well-appointed senior-living community with many strengths in environment, social programming, and frontline caregiving. Reviewers consistently describe attractive, recently built apartments with thoughtful interior design, in-unit laundry, and accessible common areas. The property’s location and on-site amenities — movie nights, clubs, communal dining — support resident socialization, and many families note active communal dining and new friendships formed after move-in.
Dining is a prominent positive for many residents: chef-prepared meals, daily menus, and several comments about outstanding or delicious food. At the same time, there is variability in meal experience. Some families describe bland presentation, limited fresh-fruit or vegetable options on certain floors, and inconsistent service training; these issues translate operationally to uneven meal quality and presentation depending on time and dining location.
Care and staffing present a mixed picture. Numerous accounts praise kind, compassionate aides and a welcoming caregiving team; the memory-care unit receives specific commendation for available clinical staff and approachable nurses. Conversely, multiple operational concerns surface around staffing levels, turnover, and response times — including variability in medication administration, call-bell responsiveness, and emergency-response consistency. These patterns suggest that while many caregivers are professional and attentive, staffing capacity and clinical-training consistency sometimes limit performance.
Management and communication show similar contrasts. Admissions and move-in assistance are frequently described as smooth and helpful, and several staff members (including maintenance personnel) receive individual praise for responsiveness. However, families also describe inconsistent communication with management and corporate, occasional unresponsiveness to complaints, and inflexibility in tour scheduling. Contractual expectations for care levels are not always perceived as consistently met, and processes for personal-item handling and mail have gaps according to some accounts.
Activities and programing are a strength in the communal-living areas but appear uneven. There are active clubs and events that support social engagement; at the same time, activity offerings in memory care, on weekends, or during COVID-related restrictions have been described as limited. Facilities maintenance and cleanliness are generally noted as good — interiors are clean and well kept — though a few comments indicate specific exterior or maintenance items needing attention.
Affordability is an ongoing consideration: the community is described as moderately to fairly expensive, and cost is a barrier for some families weighing placement. Taken together, The Province of Wexford is a modern, socially engaging community with many positive staff interactions and quality dining for many residents. Prospective residents and families should balance those environmental and social strengths against operational concerns around staffing consistency, clinical training, communication processes, and cost. When evaluating the community, consider asking for current staffing ratios, protocols for medication and call-bell response, menu rotation samples for the intended dining location, and written clarification of the contracted care level and mail/personal-item procedures.
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Location
The Province of Wexford is located at 210 Fowler Rd, Warrendale, PA, 15086.
About The Province of Wexford
The Province of Wexford sits at 210 Fowler Rd in Warrendale, Pennsylvania, and stands out for giving unique names to its departments and special programs, like The Waters of Wexford and Gold Leaf Dining, and you'll find 114 senior living apartments and 29 memory care studios spread through a four-story building that feels pretty elegant but also friendly and easy to move around in, and you can choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, so residents have access to a full range of support that can change as needs change over time. The community calls itself a place for friendship and fun, and it offers a range of activities, social events, and the chance to build connections with neighbors in a relaxed, candid atmosphere, while keeping safety a top priority, especially in the secure memory care neighborhood for folks who need extra support.
Residents live as independently as they want, thanks to options like a no-maintenance lifestyle in independent living, where older adults can focus on opportunities instead of chores, or get more hands-on help through assisted living, which covers things like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, and the care team, including registered nurses and skilled caregivers, gives encouragement and emergency response round the clock, always focusing on privacy, respect, and dignity. The memory care program uses special approaches, like the Best Friends Approach to Alzheimer's Care, with routines and environments built to help people with memory loss or dementia stay comfortable and involved, and there's an immediate opening for those who need to move in quickly.
You'll find the facility comes with a full-service restaurant, a café, a salon, a movie theatre, and a wellbeing studio, all designed so residents can spend time doing things they enjoy with as little hassle as possible, and there's an emphasis on personalized, nutritious meals in shared or private spaces, depending on what each person likes, plus common areas for gathering with friends and family. On-site services include health care, home care, hospice care, and respite stays, and families can feel sure that help is there when health changes, as the community supports aging in place and provides skilled nursing if needed. Assisted living rates here start at $5,375, and everything from special events to wellness programming and signature life enrichment activities promotes purpose and engagement. The Province of Wexford has independent living by The Province of Wexford itself, and is recognized by awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star, which reflects how much energy goes into friendly, attentive care and enjoyable daily living for older adults seeking either a vibrant social setting or more advanced, hands-on help as they age.
Legend Senior Living was founded in 2001 by industry pioneer Tim Buchanan, who pioneered the assisted living concept across the nation nearly 30 years ago. Headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, the company remains a privately held family business currently led by two generations of the Buchanan family, including President Matt Buchanan. Legend Senior Living currently owns and operates over 70 residences across seven states: Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas. The company has experienced significant growth in recent years, adding 11 communities in 2023, eight in 2024, and eight completed by mid-2025.
People often ask...
The Province of Wexford offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $4,800 per month.
The Province of Wexford offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care.
There are 57 photos of The Province of Wexford on Mirador.
Yes, The Province of Wexford allows residents to age in place and adjust their level of care as needed.
The full address for this community is 210 Fowler Rd, Warrendale, PA 15086.
No, The Province of Wexford 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.
Investigated a complaint and licensing matter. Found no deficiencies.
14 Jul 2026Inspection
14 Jul 2026Inspection
Observed noncompliance with the requirement to use alternate exit routes during fire drills; only the four cardinal exits were used in multiple drills.
2800.132.f.Alternate exit routes
14 Apr 2026Inspection
14 Apr 2026Inspection
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies. The review showed no regulatory violations.
14 Apr 2026Inspection
14 Apr 2026Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations were issued.
16 Mar 2026Inspection
16 Mar 2026Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
16 Mar 2026Inspection
16 Mar 2026Inspection
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
30 Oct 2025Inspection
30 Oct 2025Inspection
Cited a deficiency for failing to issue a refund after a resident discharged or transferred; the refund for remaining days and services not received was not issued.
Type A2800.28aRefunds upon discharge or transfer
30 Oct 2025Inspection
30 Oct 2025Inspection
Investigated a refund issue after discharge; found that the resident did not receive the refund owed for the remainder of the month and for services not received.
§ 2800.28aRefunds upon discharge/transfer
03 Sept 2025Inspection
03 Sept 2025Inspection
Identified a deficiency related to direct care staff qualifications due to a staff member lacking the required diploma, GED, or active registry status.
2800.54aDirect care staff qualifications
03 Sept 2025Inspection
03 Sept 2025Inspection
Identified a deficiency in direct care staff qualifications due to missing high school diploma, GED or registry status.
2800.54(a)Direct care staff qualifications
07 Aug 2025Inspection
07 Aug 2025Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across posting, abuse reporting, contracts, training, safety, food handling, and assessments.
2800.3.dPosting license and inspection summary
2800.15aResident abuse reporting
2800.16cIncident reporting
2800.25aWritten resident-residence contract
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.65jAnnual fire safety training
2800.88aCleanliness and repair of structural surfaces
2800.103eFood leftovers labeling and dating
2800.103gFood storage in closed containers
2800.126aAnnual furnace inspection
2800.132bFire safety inspection and drill
2800.132dEvacuation times and documentation
2800.141.aMedical evaluation and TB testing
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.224a5Written initial assessment alignment
2800.225bAssessment content accuracy
2800.233cSignage at locking devices
2800.101j7Bedside lighting
07 Aug 2025Inspection
07 Aug 2025Inspection
Identified numerous deficiencies across operations, including posting license information, resident contracts, abuse and incident reporting, safety practices, medication management, and assessments.
2800.3.dPosting license and inspection summary
2800.15aResident abuse report
2800.16.cIncident reporting
2800.25aResident - residence contract
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.65jAnnual training content
2800.88aFloors, walls, ceilings, windows, doors
2800.101j7Lighting/operable lamp
2800.103eLeftovers
2800.103gStoring food
2800.126aFurnace inspection
2800.132bSafety inspection/fire drill
2800.132dEvacuation
2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.224a5Written initial assessment
2800.225bAssessment content
2800.233cKey-locking devices
23 Jun 2025Inspection
23 Jun 2025Inspection
Identified deficiencies in staff fire safety orientation and 40-hour training requirements for direct care and ancillary personnel. The violations involved lack of initial day orientation and incomplete required trainings.
2800.65aFire Safety-1st day
2800.65eRights/Abuse 40 Hours
23 Jun 2025Inspection
23 Jun 2025Inspection
Identified deficiencies in staff fire-safety orientation on the first day and incomplete emergency training.
2800.65aFire Safety-1st day
2800.65eRights/Abuse
07 Jan 2025Inspection
07 Jan 2025Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No violations were cited.
07 Jan 2025Inspection
07 Jan 2025Inspection
Investigated a complaint; found no deficiencies.
17 Oct 2024Inspection
17 Oct 2024Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies related to license postings, contracts, medical evaluations, diets, menus, and safety equipment. These issues were identified during the recent activity and noted for correction.
2800.3.dPost license documents in public area
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.96.aFirst aid kit contents
2800.101j7Bedside lighting
2800.141.bMedical evaluation license information
2800.162cMenus posted
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.225.bAssessment content – diet
2800.227.cFinal support plan – quarterly update
2800.231b.bMedical evaluation in SCU
2800.233cKey-locking devices – posted directions
17 Oct 2024Inspection
17 Oct 2024Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies in posting, contracts, medical records, and safety items. These included not posting license summaries, unsigned resident contracts, missing first aid kit items, and other safety and record-keeping gaps.
2800.3.dPosting license and inspection summaries
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.96.aFirst aid kit contents
2800.101j7Lighting/operable lamp
2800.141.bMedical evaluation
2800.162cMenus - posted
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.225.bAssessment content
2800.227.cFinal support plan - revision
2800.231bMedical evaluation (SCU)
2800.233cKey-locking devices
16 Apr 2024Inspection
16 Apr 2024Inspection
Found two deficiencies: confidentiality of records was not maintained when a narcotics book was left unlocked, and staffing was insufficient during toileting, leading to a resident's fall.
2800.17Confidentiality of Records
Type A2800.23.aADL assistance
16 Apr 2024Inspection
16 Apr 2024Inspection
Found two violations: confidentiality of records due to an unlocked narcotics count book and inadequate staffing for ADL assistance that led to a resident fall and injury.
2800.17Confidentiality of Records
2800.23.aADL assistance
24 Jan 2024Inspection
24 Jan 2024Inspection
Identified deficiencies in incident reporting and care planning, including delays in initial assessments and preliminary plans, and unsigned care plans.
2800.16.c.Incident reporting
2800.224.a.2.Initial assessment 30 days prior to admission
2800.224.c.1.Preliminary support plan 30 days prior to admission
2800.227.h.Support plan – signature
24 Jan 2024Inspection
24 Jan 2024Inspection
Determined the plan of correction was fully implemented, and ongoing compliance must be maintained. Addressed issues in incident reporting and resident assessment/plan processes.
2800.16cIncident reporting
2800.224.a.2Written initial assessment 30 days prior to admission
2800.224.c.1Preliminary support plan 30 days prior to admission
2800.227.hSupport plan – refusal sign
13 Dec 2023Inspection
13 Dec 2023Inspection
Found a food storage violation due to an opened and unsealed bag of frozen cod on the walk-in freezer shelf. Continued compliance must be maintained.
2800.103gStoring food
13 Dec 2023Inspection
13 Dec 2023Inspection
Found improper food storage due to an opened and unsealed bag of frozen cod on the walk-in freezer shelf.
2800.103.gStoring food
24 Jan 2023Inspection
24 Jan 2023Inspection
Identified deficiencies across contracts, staff qualifications, training, emergency preparedness, medications, and resident records. The findings showed multiple areas needing improvement.
2800.25.aResident - residence contract
2800.41.eSigned statement of receipt of rights and complaint procedures
2800.51.aCriminal background checks
2800.54.aDirect care staff qualifications
2800.63.aFirst Aid/CPR staffing coverage
2800.65.eOrientation regarding emergency medical plan
2800.65.gDirect care training and competency
2800.65.lRecord of training
2800.91Emergency telephone numbers posted
2800.101.j.5Bedside table/shelf
2800.101.j.7Lighting at bedside
2800.107.cThree-day food/water supply
2800.132.eFire drill during sleeping hours
2800.132.gFire drills – days/times
2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.183.dCurrent medications storage
2800.185.aStorage procedures for medications
2800.191Right to refuse medication education
2800.224.a.5Written initial assessment
2800.231.c.1.iPreadmission cognitive screening
2800.252Photographs in resident records
24 Jan 2023Inspection
24 Jan 2023Inspection
Identified deficiencies across resident contracts, rights communications, background checks, staff training, medical evaluations, medication storage, and safety provisions.
2800.25.aResident-residence contract
2800.41.eSigned statement
2800.51.aCriminal background checks
2800.54.aDirect care staff quals
2800.63.aFirst Aid/CPR
2800.65.eRights/Abuse 40 Hours
2800.65.gInitial direct care training
2800.65.lRecord of training
2800.91Emergency Telephone Numbers
2800.101.j.5Bedside table/shelf
2800.101.j.7Lighting/operable lamp
2800.107.cFood/water – 3 day supply
2800.132.eFire drill - sleeping hours
2800.132.gFire drills – days/times
2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.183.dCurrent medications
2800.183.dCurrent medications
2800.185.aStorage procedures
2800.183.dCurrent medications
2800.191Resident right to refuse
2800.224.a.5Written initial assessment
2800.231.c.1.iPreadmit screening
2800.252Content of Resident Records
15 Sept 2021Inspection
15 Sept 2021Inspection
Found deficiencies related to confidentiality of records, resident contracts, staff training, outdoor trash containment, bedside lighting, and glucometer storage/calibration.
2800.17Confidentiality of Records
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.65eRights/Abuse
2800.85eTrash outside
2800.101j7Lighting/operable lamp
2800.185aStorage procedures
15 Sept 2021Inspection
15 Sept 2021Inspection
Cited multiple deficiencies related to resident confidentiality, contract signing, staff training, waste handling, bedside lighting, and glucometer calibration.
2800.17Confidentiality of Records
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.65eStaff orientation on resident rights and mandatory reporting
2800.85eTrash outside
2800.101jLighting/operable lamp
2800.185aStorage procedures for medications and equipment
17 Nov 2020Inspection
17 Nov 2020Inspection
Issued a regular license to operate the site with no deficiencies cited.
17 Nov 2020Inspection
17 Nov 2020Inspection
Issued a regular license renewal following the renewal application; annual on-site inspections will be conducted.
15 Oct 2020Inspection
15 Oct 2020Inspection
Granted waivers for two administrator training requirements due to the unavailability of the orientation program and the upcoming course; requires attendance when available and completion of the course.
15 Oct 2020Inspection
15 Oct 2020Inspection
Granted a waiver of administrator orientation and the competency-based training requirement due to the program's unavailability. Conditions require attendance when the program becomes available and proper documentation in the personnel file.
05 Feb 2020Inspection
05 Feb 2020Inspection
During an on-site review, multiple regulatory deficiencies were found involving contract documentation, resident rights education, medication management, and required care planning and documentation.
PA Code 2800.3.dPost license/VR/Regs
PA Code 2800.25.bContract signatures and renewal
PA Code 2800.25.cFee schedule
PA Code 2800.41.eSigned statement
PA Code 2800.184.aLabeling
PA Code 2800.191Resident right to refuse
PA Code 2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
PA Code 183.bMedications and syringes locked
PA Code 224.c.2Initial SP-15 days after admission
PA Code 227.aFinal support plan – 30 days
05 Feb 2020Inspection
05 Feb 2020Inspection
Observed multiple violations of state regulations related to contract signatures and resident rights acknowledgments.
PA Code 2800.25.bContract signatures and renewal
PA Code 2800.103.fResident rights acknowledgment
29 Jan 2020Inspection
29 Jan 2020Inspection
An inspection determined multiple violations related to abuse reporting, resident dignity, and admission procedures, including staff qualifications and timely notifications.
Type APA Code 2800.15aResident abuse report
Type BPA Code 2800.15bAbuse supervision plan
PA Code 2800.42cDignity/Respect
PA Code 2800.231.dNo objection statement
Type APA Code 2800.234.AAdmission – support plan
Type APA Code 2800.54.ADirect care staff quals
PA Code 2800.15dResident abuse-notification
29 Jan 2020Inspection
29 Jan 2020Inspection
An investigation found multiple regulatory violations related to abuse reporting, notification, resident rights, and admission documentation during the handling of a resident in the SCU.
PA Code 2800.15aResident abuse report
PA Code 2800.15dResident abuse notification
PA Code 2800.54ADirect care staff quals
PA Code 2800.231.dNo objection statement
PA Code 2800.234.A.1Admission — support plan
PA Code 2800.42.cDignity/Respect
18 Nov 2019Inspection
18 Nov 2019Inspection
Renewed and issued a regular license to operate the home under the applicable regulations.
18 Nov 2019Inspection
18 Nov 2019Inspection
Granted a regular license to operate. No violations cited.
16 Jan 2019Inspection
16 Jan 2019Inspection
Found deficiencies: a lobby restroom trash can lacked a cover and fire drill records were missing required details.
2800.85(d)Trash receptacles must be covered to prevent pests
2800.132(c)Fire drill records must include specified details
16 Jan 2019Inspection
16 Jan 2019Inspection
Identified two deficiencies: a trash receptacle without a cover and an incomplete fire drill record.
28 Pa. Code § 2800.85(d)Trash receptacles kept to prevent insects/rodents
28 Pa. Code § 2800.132(c)Fire drill records must include required details
27 Sept 2018Inspection
27 Sept 2018Inspection
Identified multiple regulatory deficiencies during a licensing visit, including missing/incorrect exit signage, inadequate handrails, and outdated posted telephone information.
Regulation 2800.91Telephone numbers posted
Regulation 2800.93(a)Handrails on ramps, interior stairs and outside steps
Regulation 2800.133(a)(2)Exit signage and directions
27 Sept 2018Inspection
27 Sept 2018Inspection
Found deficiencies in posted emergency numbers, exit signage, and a missing handrail on an exterior step.
55 Pa. Code § 2800.91Telephone numbers
55 Pa. Code § 2800.93(a)(2)Exits – direction to travel
55 Pa. Code § 2800.93(a)Ramps and stairways – handrails
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