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Senior Living 15227, 15227 Senior Living, 15227 Senior Care
Schenley Gardens
3890 Bigelow Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (2.06 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care, Respite Care, Retirement Communities. Starting at $3,200/mo.
#1 Schenley Gardens3890 Bigelow Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
2.06 Miles Away
Starting at $3,200/mo.
The Devonshire of Mt. Lebanon
1050 McNeilly Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15226 (4.09 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Retirement Communities. Starting at $2,260/mo.
#2 The Devonshire of Mt. Lebanon1050 McNeilly Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15226
4.09 Miles Away
Starting at $2,260/mo.
Harbour Senior Living of South Hills
1320 Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15220 (4.81 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Memory Care, Respite Care
#3 Harbour Senior Living of South Hills1320 Greentree Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
4.81 Miles Away
Atria South Hills
5300 Clairton Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15236 (5.78 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Respite Care, Retirement Communities. Starting at $3,560/mo.
#4 Atria South Hills5300 Clairton Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15236
5.78 Miles Away
Starting at $3,560/mo.
The Haven at North Hills
One Windsor Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 (6.48 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Memory Care
#5 The Haven at North HillsOne Windsor Way
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
6.48 Miles Away
Allegheny Place
10960 Frankstown Rd, Penn Hills, PA 15235-3043 (7.40 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Respite Care
#6 Allegheny Place10960 Frankstown Rd
Penn Hills, PA 15235-3043
7.40 Miles Away
Bethel Park
2960 Bethel Church Road, Bethel Park, PA 15102 (7.45 Miles Away)
Independent Living, Retirement Communities. Starting at $1,849 - $3,449/mo.
#7 Bethel Park2960 Bethel Church Road
Bethel Park, PA 15102
7.45 Miles Away
Starting at $1,849 - $3,449/mo.
Sunrise of Upper Saint Clair
500 Village Drive, Upper Saint Clair, PA 15241 (7.57 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Memory Care, Respite Care. Starting at $3,000/mo.
#8 Sunrise of Upper Saint Clair500 Village Drive
Upper Saint Clair, PA 15241
7.57 Miles Away
Starting at $3,000/mo.
Sterling House of Penn Hills
7151 Saltsburg Road, Penn Hills, PA 15235-2252 (9.99 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Respite Care. Starting at $2,955/mo.
#9 Sterling House of Penn Hills7151 Saltsburg Road
Penn Hills, PA 15235-2252
9.99 Miles Away
Starting at $2,955/mo.
Sunrise of McCandless
900 Lincoln Club Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 (10.00 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Memory Care, Respite Care. Starting at $3,150/mo.
#10 Sunrise of McCandless900 Lincoln Club Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
10.00 Miles Away
Starting at $3,150/mo.
Longwood at Oakmont
500 Route 909, Verona, PA 15147 (11.19 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care, Nursing Homes, Retirement Communities
#11 Longwood at Oakmont500 Route 909
Verona, PA 15147
11.19 Miles Away
Harbour Senior Living of Monroeville
2589 Mosside Boulevard, Monroeville, PA 15146 (11.38 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Memory Care. Starting at $3,500/mo.
#12 Harbour Senior Living of Monroeville2589 Mosside Boulevard
Monroeville, PA 15146
11.38 Miles Away
Starting at $3,500/mo.
Logan Place
180 Craigdell Rd, New Kensington, PA 15068-2903 (16.29 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Respite Care
#13 Logan Place180 Craigdell Rd
New Kensington, PA 15068-2903
16.29 Miles Away
Bayberry Place
101 Little Dr, Lower Burrell, PA 15068-3345 (16.41 Miles Away)
Assisted Living, Respite Care
#14 Bayberry Place101 Little Dr
Lower Burrell, PA 15068-3345
16.41 Miles Away
Clare Bridge of Murrysville
5300 Old William Penn Highway, Export, PA 15632-9354 (17.03 Miles Away)
Memory Care, Respite Care. Starting at $3,685/mo.
#15 Clare Bridge of Murrysville5300 Old William Penn Highway
Export, PA 15632-9354
17.03 Miles Away
Starting at $3,685/mo.
Here at Senior Living Assistant, we try to provide you with a large selection of 15227 Senior Living Communities and 15227 Senior Care Communities so that you see what different 15227 Senior Care has to offer. We aim to provide you with a comprehensive list of 15227 Senior Residences in Pittsburgh, PA so that our site is able to provide you with information to make an informed decision for your family.
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Schenley Gardens in Pittsburgh, PA 15227 is the closest distance of 2.06 miles away.
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The Devonshire of Mt. Lebanon has the lowest starting price of $2,260.00 in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Continuing Care Center, 320 E North Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. 2.71 Miles.
Emory Community Senior Housing, 324 N Beatty St Ste 201, Pittsburgh, PA 15206. 3.48 Miles.
Oakleaf Personal Care Home, 3800 Oakleaf Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15227. 3.54 Miles.
Evergreen Assisted Living, 141 Evergreen Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15209. 3.61 Miles.
Divine Living Inc, 931 Oranmore St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201. 3.78 Miles.
Homestead Personal Care, 1800 West St, Homestead, PA 15120. 3.84 Miles.
Eldercrest Nursing Center, 2600 W Run Rd, Homestead, PA 15120. 4.28 Miles.
Sunrise at South Hills, 1320 Greentree Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15220. 4.84 Miles.
Geriatric Care Management Serv, 651 Holiday Dr Ste 300, Pittsburgh, PA 15220. 4.85 Miles.
Baptist Homes of Western Pennsylvania, 489 Castle Shannon Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15234. 5.08 Miles.
BrightStar - Pittsburgh, 300 Mount Lebanon Blvd Suite 210A, Pittsburgh, PA 15234. 5.37 Miles.
Senior Living Group, 5300 Clairton Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15236. 5.75 Miles.
Comfort Keepers, 165 Curry Hollow Rd Ste 5, Pittsburgh, PA 15236. 6.09 Miles.
Upmc Home Medical Equipment/Life Home Care Lp, 1370 Beulah Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15235. 6.50 Miles.
Care at Home Inc, 1376 Freeport Rd Ste 1A, Pittsburgh, PA 15238. 6.77 Miles.
Comfort Keepers Pittsburgh - South Hills, 5824 Brownsville Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15236-3506. 6.88 Miles.
Right at Home, 1514 Electric Ave, East Pittsburgh, PA 15112. 7.05 Miles.
New Hope Assisted Living, 300 Union Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15202. 7.16 Miles.
P R N Health Service Incorporated, 573 Braddock Ave, East Pittsburgh, PA 15112. 7.28 Miles.
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Katy Perry resides at the heart of America's mainstream, where Leno chortles at typos, Oprah spreads uplift, and cleavage can't be oversold. Her last album, Teenage Dream, spawned a record five No. 1 hits. Her even more robust new one, Prism, has already notched her eighth No. 1 with ''Roar.'' It also proves that almost absurdly broad pop free of Euro pretensions (bonjour, Gaga) and disruptive rabble-rousing (high five, Miley) can still thrill.
Katy's superpower, now more than ever, is minting songs so relatable that their insights quickly scale up to inspirational. ''I don't negotiate with insecurities,'' she sings on ''Love Me,'' a luminous ballad in Prism's otherwise sluggish last third. Insecurities are sorta like personal terrorists, and she defeats them with nü-disco jams like ''International Smile,'' an air kiss to a jet-setting DJ girlfriend.
Perry's point of view isn't completely universal, of course. She's a white lady whose music created largely with producers Max Martin and Dr. Luke, who together co-wrote more than half these songs with Perry generally draws much less from hip-hop and R&B than her peers'. So it's practically a revelation when she rides the bass-drenched beat on ''Dark Horse,'' featuring Juicy J. And she even raps on the irresistibly bouncy ''This Is How We Do,'' not to prove anything, but because her ode to partying till sunrise and ''sucking real bad at Mariah Carey-oke'' seems to demand it. Katy Perry aims to please. But now she grasps that she's making the mainstream, not just swimming in it. B+
Hear Prism streaming now at katyperry.com
For much more from Katy Perry, look for EW's intimate all-access profile of the star on newsstands Nov. 1.

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From Our Archives: Tour Girls Actress Jemima Kirke's Childhood Home
Long before HBO's Girls became a cultural touchstone, actress Jemima Kirke, who plays Jessa, appeared in ELLE DECOR with her family. Here, our 1997 piece focuses on her mother, interior designer Lorraine Kirke
By David Colman
Jemima and Lola Kirke in the Master Bedroom with Sassy the Cat
"I also hate perfection. Nothing in this house is perfect, and that's what i love about it," she says, touching a hole that the movers made in a flower still-life hanging in the hall—thankfully not one of her treasured Jacqueline Marvel paintings. And while her sense of humor might have trouble finding a ready audience ("Doesn't it just remind you of blood?" she wonders about the deep-raspberry color of her bedroom. "So comforting"), she's certain that she can win over even the most reluctant client. "I can change their minds," she says. Stand warned.


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Since it opened its doors in 2004, Bloom Grocery has only offered shoppers the highest retail quality of beef in the country: USDA Choice Angus. This was part of the brand's core strategy to be "a different kind of grocery store," but unfortunately, because Bloom sold these flavorful, beautifully marbled cuts at everyday beef prices, shoppers didn't appreciate what a good deal they were getting on truly great beef.
When we conducted qualitative research with Bloom shoppers, they actually expressed a willingness to pay more for USDA Choice Angus beef – regarding this expense as both a worthwhile upgrade in quality and a way to do something special for their families. However, because Bloom's beef was packaged and sold as a store brand, we discovered that shoppers were not making the connection between the quality and value of Bloom's beef and the lesser offerings (or more expensive prices) in a competitor's meat department.
Our agency recommended that Bloom develop a memorable private label brand for its beef: one capable of connecting the quality of the product with its great value in the mind of Bloom's shoppers. To accomplish this, we created Sheffield & Sons: a sophisticated but friendly brand that evoked the high quality and personal service of a small friendly neighborhood butcher shop. The brand launch was supported by a complete environmental makeover of the meat department and an aggressive out-of-store advertising and sampling campaign.
While this private brand is still relatively young, Bloom has recorded increased traffic and sales in the meat category. One of the more remarkable outcomes of our work was national overnight recognition for the Sheffield & Sons brand – thanks to the world's first scented billboard we created to tempt hungry noses with a whiff of steak on a grill. This innovative marketing tactic quickly became a top of mind viral news story, and has been featured on the Today Show, CNN, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, and even in Japan's Nikkei Marketing Journal.


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- Bobbie
- April 21, 2011 - 09:18
Having been in the hospital as a patient,,I know, that the nurses put in a lot of time and effort into their work ,they work very hard for long hours,and have a lot of responsibilities. Ms.Forward ,unfortunately, is complaining again about money for the nurses. Didn't they get what they wanted last time around ?, and, complaining too soon is not going to help her or her cause.Keep your mouth shut,Ms.Forward,atleast for the short term, there are other professionals in this province who work just as hard and should be on the same pay scale as the nurses,but are not.
- mj
- April 21, 2011 - 07:43
When the nurses were on strike recently I supported them totally! But I'm an ex nurse and remember what nurses were like when I was nursing, caring and supportive and nice. I was in hospital recently and found such a difference; they are simply mean and sour faced and there are too many of them. At any time there are three or four of them sitting down and you don't dare go near that office to ask for anything! Milk and juice is under lock and key and they simply won't get up to let you get any. The housekeeping staff are your saviors; they will go get you a drink if you need it as they have keys to the kitchen also. They will bring you your over bed table after the nurses have slammed it against the far wall and left it there. The nurses are always so angry. They don't make rounds anymore; I had three things I needed to have done for me in a twelve hr. shift and that's how often I saw them, and I with heart trouble! Everyone else in that hospital was professional and decent, from emerg. to all the various technicians ,housekeeping, doctors especially, to follow up clinics and their staff. God help anyone who has to go through what I did!
- dorothy scheeler
- April 20, 2011 - 14:22
Ya when are the nurses ever happy.
- Doug
- April 20, 2011 - 13:47
Nurses unhappy? Really? I mean really?!!? LMAO, they are NEVER happy!
- April 20, 2011 - 14:05
It`s about time the public servants from all unions take a break and give the remainder of us taxpayers who make real money a break. It seems the province was much better off when we were a have not province or are the unions doing some political campaining for the ndp
- lumptn
- April 20, 2011 - 12:39
The Government has made a significant amount of the Budget to the Health Care. People are getting sick og hering her whining......
- wayne harvey
- April 20, 2011 - 12:36
The fact is this: The poor mislead public knows nothing about health care. As a former health care worker, I must point out that the staffing at the hospitals in St. Johns is excessive in every way. From the wonderful nurses in the ER whose first instinct ,after returning to work after a period of offtime, is to check the time sheet to see when they are ' off again', to the operating room and recovery room nurses who,on weekends, sit in comfort while waiting for some unsuspecting , non elective surgery victim to show up with a need to be relentlessly subjected to the benefits of modern surgery.(very little planned surgery on weekends) Their sister nurses (and brothers ) toil away at the menial tasks of their chosen field ,you know looking after real people who happen to have the misfortune to land in what is certainly the most dangerous place for a patient , the hospital. The support staff is also 'top heavy' and should be assessed by someone at the grond level and not by some nurse who has not even been handy to a patient in so long that all she knows how to do is to pick what civilian outfit to wear to work so that her eyes match her shoes. GET SOMEONE WHO KNOWS TO TAKE A LOOK -------AND WAKE UP.
- Mike
- April 20, 2011 - 11:22
Debbie Forward and her clan are never pleased with anything.
- Nick
- April 20, 2011 - 10:48
Mr. Lane is a liberal candidate of record. Government has put millions more into this industry, but he is still cying foul. This the the problme with Libs and even NDP, bemoaning "unsustainable" spending while calling for more and more.
- John
- April 20, 2011 - 10:47
It was only a year or 2 ago that Debbie Forward got pay equity equal to the Maritime Provinces and then held the government at ransom about a couple of dinky little clauses until the last minute literally and then took what THEY deemed the least important of the 2 and then said that in 2 years time that she felt the health care system would have all the nurses it needed. Now, she is screaming that there is no money again - what does she want? Vicki Kaminski seems to be happy with the budget saying that the nurses will get benefits but just that they weren't mentioned by name. BOHOO BOHOO Get over it nurses and or Ms. Forward.
- Not Impressed
- April 20, 2011 - 09:04
To MEME...Seriously, get a new argument. You think by throwing more money at the existing nurses and doctors will improve wait times. No it won't. It will just give these so called 'professionals' more to complain more. There is a shortage in staff and there are long wait times...everyone I think will agree to this. But the resolution for the problems is not to give more money to an existing problem. This will not stop the complaining or fix the workloads. The problem is much much more bigger than money.
- meme
- April 20, 2011 - 08:51
To the people who thinks doctors and nurses are given enough, just wait until you or one of your family members are in hospital for a long period of time so you can see first hand just how short staff they are and how hard they work. Tell me then they are getting enough!!!! No i am not a doctor or nurse but i have seen the long hours they work and the care that is involved!!! I would pay any price for myself or family to be well taken care of!!!
- Not Impressed
- April 20, 2011 - 08:41
Really Debbie Forward...you're disappointed that nurses weren't even mentioned in the budget? Honestly I don't know how you can say that with a straight face. It seems to me that nurses have it good. They have been given a lot over the last while and now you have the Gaul to say that you were expecting more. If NL & Lab isn't an attractive place to new nurses and retain the ones we have now then I have no idea where would be. The salaries and benefits that are in place now are on par. I just don't know what will make the nurses happy anymore...maybe being able to sit home and do nothing while collecting their paycheck would be a start. But really, all nurses knew the work and hours that go with the job while they were training for the profession. I am sorry, but I have no sympathy for nurses...not when I see a lot of people struggling to make a living. And in case you are wondering, I do think there are a lot of improvements that need to be made with the health system, but it isn't all related to the nursing profession.
- Doug
- April 20, 2011 - 08:39
Unreal, just simply unreal!!! $3 billion being pumped into healthcare, more than a third of the entire budget and yet these alleged healthcare 'professionals' are still whining about more money. The doctors and nurses take turns every year doing their best to railroad the place into bankruptcy.
- Jon
- April 20, 2011 - 08:32
Nurses unhappy!? You must be kidding me?
- Jon
- April 20, 2011 - 08:48
Honestly, is this woman delusional? $3B spending on health care, 38.5% of expenditures and she says it is minimal!?


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