Media Coverage

Thursday, December 1, 2011
The Caring Clowns of Passavant Retirement Community

Clowning Around Magazine, November, 2011

Talk about clowns on call!

When a clown visit is requested for a resident of the Passavant Retirement Community in Zelienople, PA, the caring clowns who respond are those who live right in the community.

“We make visits to people who need cheering up or some sunshine in their lives,” says Cathy Reid, Life Enrichment Coordinator of Passavant Retirement Community. “That’s what we do, what we’re here for.

Monday, November 28, 2011
He Developed First Photos Of Atomic Bomb Attacks in WWII

By: Kathleen Ganster

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Thursday, November 10, 2011

 

Millions have seen the famous World War II photos of the mushroom clouds over Japan after U.S. warplanes bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Albert Harris Jr., 89, was one of the first six people who developed the original photographs taken from those warplanes in August 1945.

Mr. Harris is a World War II veteran and was an Army photographer. The planes’ pilots brought the film to Mr.

Monday, November 28, 2011
Early Intervention At Heart Of Home

By: Craig Smith

Tribune Review

Thursday, November 17, 2011

 

RoseCrest, first licensed facility in state for dementia patients, closes gap between independence, full-time care

When Dorie Blair learned seven years ago that her husband had Alzheimer’s disease, she wanted him to be in a place where he could receive specialized treatment.

But she found his care at various facilities they tried unsatisfactory.

Thursday, September 1, 2011
Agency Fosters Independent Living

By Lugene Hudson

New Castle News, August 27, 2011

 

Relatives seeking assistance to provide independent living for their loved ones have a new option.

LIFE Lawrence County opened its doors in a new facility in the Parkstown area of Union Township in June.

To showcase what is offered here, an open house for the community is planned for September 20.

The building houses an adult day care, a medical clinic providing comprehensive medical care and offices, and offers home care to eligible pa

Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Familiar Feeling - Dementia Facility Has Look of Home

By Paula Grubbs

Eagle Staff Writer

Sunday August 21, 2011 

While RoseCrest Assisted Living offers seniors with memory issues individualized care that meets their needs, one thing is missing: any hint of the clinical atmosphere of a nursing home.

Specifically built and staffed to provide services to those suffering from dementia, Lutheran SeniorLife’s RoseCrest memory support facility opened about a month ago.

No offices, nurses’ stations, medicine carts, uniformed personnel, or hospital gowns are ever seen at RoseCrest, where residents and casual

Monday, August 8, 2011
Seniors Test New Technology Products

By Kathleen Ganster

Freelance Writer, Pittsburgh Post Gazette

July 27, 2011

 

Nadine Simon is interested in the latest technology. And as a senior citizen, she knows that more and more companies are interested in catering to that age group.

So when Sharon Whalen, technology associate at Lutheran SeniorLife, was recruiting volunteers for a “test pilot” group, Mrs.

Thursday, September 16, 2010
Technology at the Forefront of Assisting Residents at Lutheran SeniorLife Facilities

Western Pennsylvania Hospitality News, May 2009

The landscape of how long term care providers are creating opportunities for their residents and patients live more independently is changing at a rapid place.

That’s evident in how progressive systems, such as Lutheran SeniorLife, are approaching technological advances designed to improve the quality of life for health care professionals and those whom they serve.

Thursday, September 16, 2010
Passavant Retirement Community Weaves Amenities with Hometown Appeal

When it comes to retirement communities, Passavant Retirement Community i5 a premier location that serves all of western Pennsylvania while nestled in the historic community of Zelienople.

Ann Mutmansky, marketing and admissions director for the community said Passavant's mission is to provide its residents with opportunities for a more Abundant Life".

Thursday, September 16, 2010
St. John Specialty Care Center Profile - Jennifer Osborne

Western Pennsylvania Hospitality News, May 2009

Jennifer Osborne

Jennifer Osbome of Zelienople clearly remembers "bandaging make-believe boos boos" on her great grandmother's arms as a little girl.

Little wonder that she finds working as a nurse at Lutheran SeniorLife's St. John Specialty Care Center in Mars "A dream come true."

Thursday, September 16, 2010
Passavant Retirement Community Profile - Kristy Hindman, L.P.N.

Western Pennsylvania Hospitality News, May 2009

Kristy Hindman, L.P.N.

Kristy Hindman's deceased mom, Sandy, was a paramedic, and her father, Robert, a great provider. "We had what I would call a wholesome childhood," she says.

"And since mom died, well, let's just say my dad is always there when I need him."

Thursday, September 16, 2010
Fast-Growing Lutheran SeniorLife Adds Apartment Venture

Pittsburgh Business Times, July 17-23, 2009

By Kris B. Mamula

Lutheran SeniorLife has purchased a 31-unit apartment building in McCandless Township, the agency's first venture of its kind in Allegheny Countyand part of Lutheran SeniorLife's continuing expansion.

The Cranberry-based senior residential services agency bought The Commons at Stonebrook Village on July 1 for $2.5 million from developer Donald Pohl who is president of Village Land Co. LLC.

Thursday, September 16, 2010
Painted tiles add color to lives of Mars care center residents

From the Pittsburgh Post Gazette North
Thursday, October 1, 2009
By Kathleen Ganster

A dozen students from Aquinas Academy in Hampton brought the sunshine of a brilliant Sunday afternoon with them when they came to St. John Specialty Care Center in Mars Sept. 20.

Many of the patients there are bedridden, so the visitors are always a treat, but these young people had more than visiting in mind. They arrived to paint colorful scenes on ceiling tiles above the beds of patients.

Friday, February 26, 2010
View Interview with Lutheran SeniorLife's CEO, David Fenoglietto

Thursday, October 29, 2009
View our latest TV commercial airing on cable networks this fall.

Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Computer programs let seniors exercise mentally
by BOB SCHULTZ Eagle Staff Writer Zelienople—Residents at the Passavant Retirement Community are working to keep their brains alert and fit through computer software aimed at improving cognitive function in older adults.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Thinking Outside the Kitchen
Chef at senior center takes healthy cooking series to the public. By Kathleen Ganster It isn’t a surprise that Jason Voyda loves to cook; after all, he is a chef. But what may be surprising is that he considers himself and artist.