Providence Point is a continuing care retirement community located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Managed by Baptist Senior Family, the facility offers a range of living options, including apartments and patio homes, along with a spectrum of healthcare support through its on-site health center. As a CCRC, Providence Point provides independent living, personal care, memory support, and skilled nursing services. The campus incorporates amenities focused on wellness and life enrichment, in addition to offering short-term rehabilitation. Its skilled nursing and rehabilitation programs have received recognition from external organizations for quality of care.
Nursing home care at Providence Point includes comprehensive support for individuals requiring assistance with daily activities and ongoing medical supervision. Incontinence care is available, with staff assisting residents in maintaining hygiene and managing associated needs; however, family reviews indicate concerns about residents being encouraged to use incontinence products or remain in wheelchairs for staff convenience. Ambulatory care is provided for residents needing mobility support or oversight, though there are reports of safety protocols not always being observed, resulting in some injuries. Diabetes care is included as part of the nursing services, with staff trained to monitor blood glucose, administer medication, and coordinate dietary plans. Podiatry services are accessible, allowing residents with specialized foot care needs to receive regular assessments and treatment.
Assistance with activities of daily living is offered at the full-support level for residents who need help with bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting. According to resident and family feedback, some appreciate the individualized approach to care and the flexibility residents have in choosing routines and therapy schedules, contributing to a more home-like experience. Housekeeping services and the overall facility atmosphere have been positively noted. However, several families have raised concerns about administrative responsiveness, understaffing—particularly during weekends—and the ratio of registered nurses to residents. These factors, according to reviews, have led in some cases to delayed responses to call bells and unmet care needs. Families also cited challenges in having their concerns addressed by management and a perception that convenience for staff sometimes outweighed resident dignity and choice. While Providence Point provides a structured array of nursing and support services, prospective residents and families may wish to consider both the strengths and concerns highlighted in these reviews.
Costs at this community start at $1,300 and range up to $8,060. The average price in the community is $4,680, which is less than the average price in the area of $5,157. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.
