Redstone Highlands has options for seniors who want to live independently, need some daily help, or experience memory challenges, and folks can see the place for themselves by scheduling a tour in person or online, and there's more than one campus, including Greensburg, Murrysville at 4951 Cline Hollow Rd, and North Huntingdon, with a range of services like villa homes, apartments, personal care, memory care, and skilled nursing, so people can pick what suits their needs. Seniors who want to stay active can enjoy social events, devotional activities, day trips with RedstoneGoes, and access amenities like a fitness center, arts and crafts, a library, a chapel, a full salon, and a gift shop, while the dining areas offer chef-prepared, homestyle meals in a comfortable space. The community offers a full continuum of care as a nonprofit Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), with flexible deposit and refund options depending on how long a resident stays, including low deposit choices and plans that refund 90% or 75% of the Entrance Fee over five years, which helps families plan.
Independent living comes in villa homes and senior apartments with layouts like one-bedroom, one-bedroom with a den, and two-bedrooms, and all have full kitchens and plenty of storage, so residents can live with fewer worries since housekeeping, maintenance, and transportation services are available, including complimentary rides for medical or personal needs. If someone needs help with tasks like bathing, dressing, or taking medication, personal care and advanced personal care are available, and some units provide memory care for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, with a choice between private or semi-private rooms, and a secured courtyard for safe wandering. Memory care programs like The Terrace use Dr. Montessori's philosophy to encourage independence and routines, with activities tailored to what each person can do, and residents are helped by patient and supportive staff who break tasks into small, manageable steps and look out for their safety and well-being.
Redstone Highlands can support residents living with Parkinson's disease with special programs and fitness sessions, and if rehabilitation is needed after illness or surgery, physical therapy, and rehab center services are provided right on campus, with ancillary services for things like diabetes or incontinence care, plus specialized nurse staff, and short-term respite stays are an option for those recovering or giving caregivers a break. For people who want to live at home but need some help, Redstone@Home and home health aides help with companionship, non-medical support, and daily chores. The facility is recognized for a friendly, warm culture, where staff, residents, and families are welcomed, and pets, including dogs and cats, are considered on a case-by-case basis, depending on the situation, because animals are often important companions.
Residents can join Alzheimer's Support Groups led by trained staff, and the programs are open to both those with dementia and their care partners, offering a place to share experiences and advice, while routines and activities are designed to promote independence, let people relearn old skills, or enjoy new roles as they're able. The community also offers priority access to skilled nursing if a higher level of care ever becomes necessary, along with access to hospice and palliative care for those facing serious illness. Redstone Highlands welcomes folks from all backgrounds without regard to age, , or faith, and it's active with the Presbyterian Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, providing resources on aging, disaster recovery, and affordable housing. Safety, comfort, and respect shape the environment, and every effort is made to make services accessible through equipment, aids, or alternate locations, so people can age in the way that suits them best.
