Vincentian home is still one of the best skilled rehabs in the north hills area. Staff genuinely…read morecare and go above and beyond for the residents. The nursing staff is amazing, and do a great job. PT works with the residents to get them where they need to be to go home. The offer skilled nursing, personal care and assisted living. No longer taking long term care residents

I spent two weeks at Vincentian and the care was excellent. I really liked Sara, John, Michelle and…read moreCrystal. Everyone was really nice and I have to say that whenever I rang the bell for assistance, within 5 minutes someone came. The facility is very nice and the gardens provide a relaxing space. If I ever had to go into a rehab facility, I would definitely go there.

This place is AMAZING! My nephew and his girlfriend are the new parents of a beautiful preemie…read moredaughter, Molly! She had many special needs and was in the NICU at MAGEE! Thanks to a recommendation from a staff member, they applied and were accepted into this wonderful place! They can stay with Molly and bond with her! They take an active hands-on participation in her care ! There are cots, a tv, sink , and shower in the rooms! There is also a kitchen, sitting area, play area, and a garden! The staff is incredible! God bless Mario Lemieux for funding this remarkable facility!

I took my daughter here for unexplained dizziness and headaches and we never had enough help to…read morefigure out why. To this day she never received much help from this place.

I want to thank all of you for your compassionate, kind, and highly competent care for me today. It…read moremakes a world of difference that you can do additional studies and give us the reports immediately. I really feel like you all care about your patients and want them to get the best quality care, both medically and emotionally.

Have had several bad experiences with UPMC locations and bad doctors, but when I asked my PCP she…read moregave me Weinstein's number. The staff here is fantastic. I don't have a lot of faith in the healthcare system because no one cares anymore, but this location is awesome. People that care matters!

My Mom was in the care unit , they were supposed to take care of her 24/7. They did not. When we…read morewere there, the nurses and aids would not even check on her! She got a UTI, which no one caught!! She ended up dying from that UTI and other infections down there. Friendship Village is NOT friendly at all!!! I would rate less then a one star. Don't let your loved ones go there for care!

I have lived here for five years...everyone here is so nice, residents and team members both…read more There are so many programs to keep us busy and happy. The food is very good and I enjoy going to dinner. I recommend Friendship Village to anyone who wants to have a wonderful experience in their later years. Moving here was one of the best decisions of my life. Chris Robison

My workplace was offering CPR/AED and First Aid training and certification through the Red Cross…read more I decided to volunteer as a representative of the company. I honestly didn't realize how expensive these training classes are without the funding from my company. However, they see the benefit in having several employees certified in case of an emergency. The class took up the better part of a day and consisted of classroom training, hands on training IE mouth to mouth resuscitation on the torso "dummies" along with proper procedures on how to operate the AED machines, and some roleplaying with other volunteers. I found the instructor to be incredibly informative and engaging. She certainly maintain a level of competency, and kept the classroom structure flowing from one topic to the next. We covered a lot of ground in those 6 or so hours. Everything from preforming CPR, and all the steps surrounding the act itself, to the proper use of a defibrillator, how to handle a person in shock, breathing emergencies, diabetic emergencies, seizures, strokes, muscle, bone and joint injuries, concussions, environmental emergencies, anaphylactic reactions, chocking procedures, poisoning, burns, and bleedings. I will say after all that I have a new found respect for those in the medical community, and other lay responders. There are many steps to help determining and intervening in an emergency situations but a lot of it comes down to common sense, and observation. I am happy I had the opportunity to take this class and now am knowledgeable of how to react in an emergency situation, I still really hope I never have to! Great class, just wish it was a little more affordable for the classes if you were taking them without financial support.

Nice facility filled with supplies and support for all emergency situations…read more Volunteered for an immigrant health fair at the facility. Lots of space and laid out for any event. Thankful to have a large support base in our city.

My husband went to Harmarville ER due to chest pains. We had never been there before, but had…read morealways heard good things about it. The minute we walked in, we knew the good things were true. He was immediately taken care of by so many wonderful. Kind people. Many tests were quickly done. While waiting for the test results we were taken to a room upstairs just incase he had to be admitted. While waiting for the test results, he was treated to a delicious lunch and made comfortable. My husband was blessed to be able to come home that same night. Our treatment there was above and beyond anything we could have imagined. We are very grateful and would recommend this place to anyone needing help.

Great place to go in an emergency. The staff is top notch from the patient access to the…read morephysicians. It is very clean which matters in this day and age. Quick service. Waiting times were great. Definitely use this facility again!

Dr. Zachar is amazing. But they truly rarely answer their phones. The nurse line never. It's just…read moreso frustrating. To ask a simple question or request an order. I gave never experienced anything like it. They have very few same day appointments for cold, flu, fevers, I hate using the ER but you can never get in quickly. Not sure what to do at this point.

If you want to be sit and wait for 30-1 hour past your appointment this is the place to be. Front…read moreoffice staff are terribly rude. The one woman will make sure to talk to you like you are dumb.(older with longer dark hair) Dr. Zachar and nurse Roberta wonderful people just to bad how rude other staff are.. I have been going to this office a while and I'm safe how much it's going down hill.

My mom has and continues to receive excellent care at RNC in Greensburg. The entire staff has been…read morecaring and responsive to her needs. The amenities are good and the food has been great. The staff is respectful of the family and doesn't hesitate to discuss with me my mom's condition and care plan. I would recommend this facility to anyone in need of 24/7 care and rehabilitation.

I would not recommend placing anyone you love in this facility. The few good nurses & caregivers…read moreare severely over worked. The rest just put in the hours and avoid caring for the patients as much as they can. My husband's care was very bad most of the time he was there. The caregivers put off doing and avoid doing anything they can as long as they can. Family members must really make them step up and do their jobs. There were times I had to do their work taking care of him myself. This should never be acceptable. You must be the advocate for those you love, especially when the patient is not able to stand up for themselves. They said a grievance was filed on his behalf, but I seriously doubt that as true. If I could give less than the 1 star I would take even that 1 away. Avoid this facility, RNC = Really No Care.