Discover a Lifestyle That Works for You at Redstone Highlands

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Discover a lifestyle that fits your life today and offers peace of mind for your future. Many see our Life Plan Community as the best of both! With a full array of services and programs, adults age 55 and better have the flexibility to choose from a variety of housing options while having access to additional support services when needed. As a non-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), Redstone has been proudly serving Westmoreland County since 1980, making Redstone a name more people have grown to know and trust. For those exploring independent living in Greensburg, PA, retirement communities in Greensburg, PA, or Life Plan Communities in Greensburg, PA, Redstone offers a welcoming lifestyle built around comfort, connection, and long-term peace of mind.

Our Retirement Communities in Westmoreland County, PA

Redstone’s network includes three 55+ senior living communities in Westmoreland County with locations in North Huntingdon, Murrysville and Greensburg. Each campus offers a distinct setting, giving residents and families the ability to explore senior homes in Greensburg, PA, and nearby communities while choosing the lifestyle that best fits their needs.

Residents enjoy the benefits of maintenance-free living in a community with multiple on-site amenities and easy access to shopping, locally-owned restaurants and nationally recognized medical services. Located near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it’s a short drive to sporting events, cultural venues, and all that Pittsburgh has to offer. Our Greensburg location is especially convenient for older adults who want the benefits of a retirement community in Greensburg, PA, while remaining close to familiar neighborhoods, family, local dining, parks and community resources.

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Lifestyle Options Available

Redstone is committed to providing high-quality housing, amenities and senior care services to adults age 55 and better.

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55+ Communities in PA

For adults searching for 55+ communities in Greensburg, Murrysville and North Huntingdon, Redstone offers a lifestyle centered on independence, convenience and community connection. Residents can enjoy a more maintenance-free way of living while having access to activities, amenities and services that make daily life easier and more enjoyable.

Whether you are downsizing, planning for retirement or looking for a community where you can stay active and connected, Redstone’s Greensburg campus offers a comfortable option for adults age 55 and better.

Why Choose Redstone?

Redstone has maintained a reputation for being a quality provider of senior housing and services. As a CCRC, Redstone offers a full continuum of care including independent living, personal care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation that adjust the level of support as needs change. Residents have priority access to all levels of services that Redstone offers.

Just a short drive to Pittsburgh, residents in our Greensburg, Murrysville and North Huntingdon locations have easy access to all the city has to offer while enjoying the small-town feel of the local communities in which our campuses are located. For those comparing senior homes in Greensburg, PA, independent living communities and retirement lifestyle options, Redstone offers trusted experience, local roots and a welcoming environment across Westmoreland County.

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Choose a lifestyle that works best for you. Contact us today to learn more. Explore Redstone’s Greensburg, Murrysville and North Huntingdon campuses to find the community, living option and lifestyle that feel right for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Click on the questions below to reveal answers to common questions about senior living options at Redstone.

Senior living communities can help older adults maintain the lifestyle they enjoy while taking on fewer daily responsibilities. In a Continuing Care Retirement Community, also known as a Life Plan Community, residents also have the peace of mind that additional services and care may be available if needs change. Many residents find that moving to a senior living community is not about giving something up. It is about gaining more time, support, connection and confidence for the future.

At Redstone, residents may benefit from maintenance-free living with no worries about home repairs, yard work, snow removal or daily upkeep. They also have access to restaurant-style dining, social opportunities, wellness programs, fitness opportunities and engaging activities that support healthy aging. A strong sense of community can make it easier to build friendships, attend events, join clubs and enjoy shared experiences.

Redstone also provides safety and security features that offer comfort to residents and families. As needs change, residents in the CCRC residential program have priority access to additional levels of care and services within Redstone’s continuum of care. With fewer home responsibilities, residents have more time to focus on family, hobbies, travel, volunteering and the daily routines that bring purpose and enjoyment.

It is best to begin talking with your parents about senior living early, so your family has time to plan thoughtfully instead of making a quick decision during a health change or urgent situation. These conversations are often more successful when they are supportive and collaborative rather than instructional. Focus on your parents’ goals, preferences and what could make daily life easier, safer and more enjoyable.

Ask open-ended questions about their future wishes. What would their ideal day look like? What responsibilities would they be comfortable giving up? What activities, friendships or conveniences would improve their quality of life? It is also helpful to discuss future possibilities in a practical way. How would things change if maintaining the home became more difficult? What would happen if one parent needed additional support?

Encourage your parents to make a list of what matters most to them, such as location, dining, social opportunities, healthcare access, maintenance-free living or staying close to family. Offer to explore options together by touring communities, attending events or gathering information with no pressure to make an immediate decision. Most importantly, listen carefully. These conversations often happen over time, and your parents should feel respected and involved throughout the process.

Downsizing is often easier when it is done gradually. Start by talking with your parent about which items are most important for daily routines, comfort and meaningful memories. Encourage them to focus on what they use, value and want to bring into their new living space.

Create simple categories such as keep, give to family or friends, donate, sell and discard. Work in shorter sessions instead of trying to complete the process all at once. It can also help to begin with spaces that are used less often, such as storage areas, before moving into rooms with more personal items. Planning ahead gives your parent more control over the process and helps make the transition feel more organized and positive.

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