Traditions of America at Summer Seat is a senior living community built for folks who want a more active and independent lifestyle, where everything from attached homes to single-family homes is designed with convenience and comfort in mind, with floor plans that offer things like designer kitchens, energy-saving features, and step-free living so people can get around easily even as they age; and the smaller lot sizes mean you won't have to worry so much about mowing lawns or shoveling snow, since it's handled for you, giving you more time for the things you'd rather be doing, like joining friends at the proposed 4,500 square-foot clubhouse, which will have a community club room, sports bar and lounge, an exercise area and studio for fitness classes, a billiards area, library, catering kitchen for shared meals, and even a business center if you still need to take care of online work or printing things off.
You can spend time outside in the heated swimming pool, on the bocce ball and pickleball courts, or on the outdoor patio, with walking and biking trails winding around for those who want to stay moving, and there's plenty of ways to stay social, too, with planned community activities like card games, parties during holidays, swimming, regular get-togethers, and even more clubs slated to start as more people move in and share what they'd like to do, so there's always something going on if you want company.
When it comes to care, this place handles pretty much every level you might need, since it offers independent living, assisted living, memory care for those facing Alzheimer's or dementia, skilled nursing for complex medical needs, respite care for temporary stays, and all the support that goes with each, including help with bathing, dressing, managing medications, and meals, along with a 24-hour call system and staff supervision for safety and peace of mind, plus secure areas with special programs for people with dementia, so no matter how your needs change you can probably stay put and get the help you need.
Meals come cooked by a professional chef with a dining room where you can eat all day restaurant-style, including choices for allergies or diabetes, so folks don't have to worry about strict diets, and services like housekeeping, laundry, and even move-in help make everyday living a lot simpler.
The location makes it easy to get around since it's near highways like Interstates 279 and 79, with close-by places for shopping, doctors, restaurants, and even the airport if you have family coming from far away, and if you like golf, there are courses such as Diamond Run and Clover Hill just down the road.
Traditions of America at Summer Seat belongs to a larger group of Traditions of America communities, like Sewickley Ridge and Liberty Hills, and carries over the same ideas, with a focus on keeping residents healthy, active, and surrounded by friends, all while having support handy if you ever need it, covering everything from scheduled rides and music nights to regular check-ins and help with daily tasks, so folks can keep their independence as long as possible and still know someone's looking out for them.
