enior Assisted Living Residence

There comes a time in the life of many senior adults when it is no longer practical or safe to live alone. While it's never easy to leave familiar surroundings, being able to stay close to home makes the transition to assisted living much easier. If you or a loved one find yourself in need of personal care or assisted living services and want to continue living in the Pittsburgh metro or western PA tri-state area, Grace Manor at North Park may be the long term care residence for you.

Located in Allison Park, PA, Grace Manor at North Park provides assisted living services in a manner that protects personal dignity and fosters independence. Our home style family environment means you can relax on our beautiful front porch, read a library book in front of the fireplace, enjoy a movie in our state-of-the-art theater, or join an organized game or exercise program. The arts and crafts room offers art classes as well as open time for any senior resident to enjoy painting, drawing, or ceramics. Grace Manor's assisted living services include meal preparation, complete housekeeping services, and a professional staff that includes RNs and LPNs with an on-call physician.

Making Grace Manor at North Park your choice for an assisted living residence means you have more time to enjoy life while ensuring your health and safety. Please use our Contact Form to arrange a tour of our residence or request more information. The time to plan for a transition to assisted living is before an accident or injury occurs. Don't wait another day; contact us today.

The Cranberry Civic Chorale was founded in 1994 by John Milius, a township supervisor, and is currently under the direction of Mrs. Carolyn Steele. The group performs for church social groups, senior care homes, and similar venues. Please join us for their performance on December 7 at 2:00.

Joe Lege and Frank Capelli will entertain during our Christmas party on December 12 at 2:15. Joe started on the accordion at age five, studying with John Massimino, and has played in many Downtown and Southside clubs. Frank Capelli was the star of the Emmy-award winning show Capelli & Company.

Mrs. Donna Radock has coordinated an evening of "Caroling & Cookies" on Monday, December 16, at 6:30. Residents are invited to join the girls for music and socializing!

Mr. Mel Check, retired chief engineer at KDKA Radio for 34 years, will speak at the Holiday Men's Luncheon on December 17 at 11:30. Mr. Check continues to be involved in local sporting events and currently works broadcasts for Pitt football as well as Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies spring training. His wife of 52 years, Pat, will join us as well.

Mr. Rege Vrana will direct the Avonworth High School Chorus in a program featuring holiday music on Thursday, Dec. 19 at 1:45. Refreshments will be served after the performance.

Children delight us when they perform. We will have the opportunity to enjoy the young students of Mrs. Kazumi Petinaux on December 21 at 2 p.m. as they entertain on the piano and string instruments. Mrs. Petinaux is affiliated with the City Music Center of Duquesne University and serves as accompanist and/or faculty member for Duquesne University, Point Park University, and the University of Akron.

Mrs. Sandy Roth and her "No Mission Impossible Club" from St. Paul's will provide an afternoon of activities for residents on December 22.

Help wind down 2013 and usher in 2014 with Wally Merriman at 2:00 on New Year's Eve as we party!