Celebration Villa of South Hills

It's hard to judge now during Covid what it was like before, but it's starting to get better now. My loved one hadn't really met anybody up until this point, but they're opening up the dining room, and socialization is getting better. She loves their breakfast. She gets to play bingo, which she loves. And they're starting to do more activities now. There's a beautiful outdoor space to go and sit. So far it's been a positive experience, although everyone everywhere has been going through a hard time with the pandemic. Atria has had a lot of changeover with the staff and were short-staffed for a while after some of the college girls left. My loved one's room is cleaned often, the trash is taken out, her bed clothes are cleaned and always neat and fresh, and the laundry is taken care of. They take very good care of my loved one. They give her her pills every day and check on her. She's had a couple of trips to the hospital with high blood pressure and dizziness. They called me each time to see fi I wanted to bring her in myself to be checked out or if they should they call the ambulance. They're very conscientious and don't let the residents just sit there. They check on them every day and make sure they're okay. With the virtual tour, they do their best to show you around, but the video tour just couldn't do it justice. It's a beautiful facility, and there's' some great things we saw after moving in that we didn't see on the virtual tour. They have an aquarium, beautiful antique furniture, and a bird up in the lobby. Some of the ladies have dogs that my loved one enjoys seeing. It's really a great place.

The staff is professional and friendly and the community is kept nice and clean. I would definitely recommend this community to others

The staff was very kind and supportive of my mother. They worked with us on financial matters and overall this is an excellent place for a loved one. I would recommend this community to others

The head of nursing evaluated my loved one twice, and knew dementia was part of my loved's medical care and still admitted my loved one. The community upped my cost after my loved one was admitted for my loved one care. The nurses then kept calling me daily to let me know that they couldn't take care of my loved one. They kept taking my money due to the care my loved one needed. I moved my loved one out of this community after two months. I wouldn't recommend this community to anyone.

We chose Atria South Hills because it was recommend, we went it look at it and the size of community was not too big. Also, the director was very helpful, I had been to other places already and this was the first place I went into and when we sat down she wanted to know about my mother and you could tell she cared. The room sizes are great, very spacious. The food is excellent, my mother was a picky eater and she was eating every meal. My favorite part about this community has been that it is a very friendly place. The residents are friendly, when I would walk in the front door there is a sitting room and the ladies sitting there would always welcome me with a smile. You rarely met anyone that was unhappy. I would recommend Atria South Hills.

After researching several Assisted Living communities in Pittsburgh that were provided by "A Place for Mom", we ended up selecting Atria South Hills. We were pleased with the atmosphere, the staff, the food, and the price.

Very nice facility but was beyond what could finacially be maintained

Beautiful facility, very nice and helpful staff. Admissions coordinator is kind and willing to assist with our needs. Residents seemed happy and looked well cared for. Activities are abundant. This is the nicest facility I’ve explored.

Everything that the community has done for my dad has been good so far.

I toured 6 places and searched many more. My focus was first on facilities as far as going the next step to actually tour the places and I quickly learned that you can not go by the web review process due to bias coming from disgruntled employees and the ever present i can say anything attitude that comes from internet anonymity! often times I would see a place and not believe the reviews I had read. I have seen better places in terms of facilities and room size availability (if you are looking for a separate bedroom be forewarned these rooms require walking up steps to get to them.) But the large efficiency apartments are adequate. My real barometer was how happy the residents looked on that note the place is superb and ultimately was what made me select this place. The staff cares and it shows from the waitresses in the dining room, the cleaning staff to the desk people (one of whom had her father living at the place in the past.) The atmosphere of the management is one of a caring, family oriented people based model business and the attitude trickles down throughout the staff. I can not emphasize enough how important this is to me knowing that the person I care for is in a place that nurtures her existence. She has been living at the place only for a week but already her attitude and spirit is improving. My only complaint is I wish they had the facilities to keep her when she may advance to a more hands on nursing care level.

We toured this community for the care for my mom. They have staff that was nice and attentive to what we were needed for her care. This is a clean community and the dining area is beautiful. We liked the meal that was offered. The community has a nice list of activities for the residents who are wanting to stay active and participate. We needed a different type of room that was not available. We do recommend this community for families to tour for the care of a loved one.

August 15, 2016 We just want to Thank You Mr. Paul [Removed], Senior Living Advisor - A Place For Mom. I know the key to success in Communication, time is important with all parties/time constraint deadlines. Along with getting the information and actually ulitize all tools that are hand it out to get started. Being prosistance , not waiting to long for a respond, call back first ( politely ) just inquiring. Cooperation Families there may be additional information & Requirements by Law to be updated . So start moving and do your Homework this task is what you put into it , asked thoses questions good bad indifferent. Make sure the care you are looking for is the right one to avoid mishaps and disappointment . Weinberg Village has lots more then I inspected. This will be the place for My Mom (Mother), during Respite Care and possible for future , this is my First Stop. Assisted me every step of the way.

I truly felt that Lynn was approaching this of I were buying a car rather than selecting a residence to my father. She never asked what my dad was interested In but told me about activities. When I responded that my dad wouldn't do that she replied 'you never know'. I never saw a room type he was getting but instead other larger rooms. When it came to price my healthy 86 yo father would have $350/ month med added cost and $740/ month personal care add on. I felt like the facility was too fake and not a fit for my dad.

There's a couple minor things. But overall, very satisfied.

The staff members at the Atria were extremely nice and very helpful towards the family. My loved one was only there for a little while, but they really worked well with me to help deal with the experience.

I have very few complaints about Atria South Hills. There were some minor problems at the beginning but they got resolved. She was taken very good care of there. The staff always checked on her and made sure she was doing well. It's a little pricey but anything like this is.

Your services were very helpful in finding ... not just "a" place...but the right place to care for our mother.

Excellent. If we were going to change facilities. The only negative is there is not a lot of diversity among the residents.

Everything has been going well with Atria South Hills. Everything is going good with my mother, she is happy and comfortable. They are doing a really good job with my mother.