Redstone Highlands Community Blog

Parkinson's disease (PD) is a progressive condition where part of the brain deteriorates over time. PD primarily affects muscle control, movement, balance and mental [...]

Retirement is an excellent time to explore new interests and places. When considering where to settle down, ensure you’ll love the location. Pittsburgh is [...]

What Is the Baby Boomer Health Care Crisis? With many baby boomers reaching retirement age, our health care system must adapt to support their [...]

Unique and engaging resident life is what we strive for at Redstone. Morrison, our Dining Services partner, ensures that residents feel the same way [...]

Established in 2005, Redstone’s Wishing Well Program gives residents the chance to check an item off their bucket list. This program is funded kindly [...]

Redstone Goes Trips and Tours has been happy to return to some travel adventures this fall.  Redstone’s trips and tours provide wonderful opportunities for [...]

Jim used to be the town mechanic. He was known for his speedy appointments and many different services. His skills made him the go-to-guy [...]

How do you capture a feeling, a spirit, the essence of moments lived with just mere words?  Working at Redstone for more than 18 years [...]

Church organist, substitute pet sitter, Sunday School teacher, hospice volunteer, generous photography expert, league bowlers, food pantry volunteers, volunteer church workers, political campaign volunteers, [...]

Several years ago, a Redstone resident (a 90-year-old who still puts out a large garden from which he shares with his happy neighbors), received [...]

A small group of male Redstone residents participate in a weekly prayer breakfast at a local church.  Another Redstone resident operates a food pantry that [...]

How do your capture a spirit?  Is it contagious? Is it a divine gift?  Is it learned?  Is it an inoculation?  Perhaps, but in reality, it is much [...]