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As the premier assisted living community in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, PA, Northland Heights offers personalized senior care designed for comfort, safety, and peace of mind. Our community provides Assisted Living, Memory Care, Respite Care, and Independent Living apartments, giving residents the support they need while enjoying engaging activities, compassionate care, and a welcoming environment that truly feels like home.
Being a caretaker is a full-time job. Whether it’s managing your loved one’s medications, cooking them well-balanced meals, assisting them with getting around their house, or making sure they’re active and social throughout the day, we understand the amount of time and effort it takes to fulfill these duties. Our main priority is to provide a warm, supportive and engaging atmosphere that feels like home.
Our Community
For years, families in Pittsburgh, PA have trusted our assisted living community for personalized care, a close-knit atmosphere, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing loved ones are truly supported.
Deciding when to move a parent into an assisted living community is a personal choice, often prompted by noticeable changes in their daily life and safety. It is crucial to find a community that provides that comfortable, home-like environment.
We know choosing a place for your loved one is an extremely, emotional and difficult decision. You need to find a place with a caring, stable staff who understands your loved one’s needs. With over 44 years of experience, we’ve guided many families through this transition.
As you discuss your options for the future, please contact us to plan this next step in your loved one’s life.
On-Site Nursing
In case of an emergency, your loved ones will never have to wait for help to arrive. We always have a licensed nursing professional available to assist and care for your loved ones.
Learn MoreYour Home
Our rooms are designed to create a secure, homelike environment while maintaining your loved one’s privacy and independence. Multiple floor plan types are available to choose from so your loved one will feel right at home.
Floor PlansAmenities
Moving to a new community doesn’t mean your loved one has to give up everything. Instead, your loved one gains access to our amenities such as our movie theater, ice cream and coffee bar, etc.
Learn MoreDining
Our experienced culinary team prepares high-quality homestyle meals approved by a certified dietician, so your loved one can eat healthy.
Learn MoreServices
Our goal is to lessen the responsibilities of your loved ones by providing high-quality service and new opportunities for them to enjoy themselves while still allowing them freedom to make their own choices.
Learn MoreSocial Life
Transitioning to assisted living can lead to feelings of isolation or loneliness. We encourage (but never require) daily social interaction through our 24/7 activities calendar, live entertainment, etc. to help your loved one combat these feelings.
Learn MoreEngaging Community
We have a dedicated recreation department that encourages social engagement between residents so your loved one will never be fully isolated or alone. With round-the-clock activities built into our 24/7 recreation calendar, our community is a lively and active environment.
Are you worried that your loved one is not eating healthy meals on a regular basis? At Northland Heights, our dietary services provide three nutritious home-cooked meals per day, all approved by a certified dietician and served in our dining room.
Engaging Social Life
Residents at Northland Heights enjoy a wide range of activities designed to inspire connection, creativity, and fun — from fitness and art classes to live entertainment and community outings. With so many options to choose from, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in our welcoming senior living community.
We are in our first week at Northland Heights and have been very pleased with the transition. The staff has been amazing! Everything is clean and fresh and the activities are very engaging and are also helping with the transition.
By Kathy Gavin