Reformed Presbyterian Home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a continuing care retirement community offering a full continuum of care including independent living, personal care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation services. The community, which has operated since 1897, provides both long- and short-term living arrangements in a person-centered environment on the historic Pittsburgh North Side.
Care at RP Home addresses residents' complete well-being across spiritual, physical, social, and mental dimensions. Services include health and wellness programs, meals, housekeeping, transportation, emergency assistance, and physical, spiritual, social, and educational engagement through regularly scheduled activities and designated community spaces.
The community is committed to serving seniors of all socioeconomic levels. Benevolent care is supported through gifts, grants, bequests, and endowment income, and the organization has maintained a practice of not requiring residents to leave due to inability to pay for care.
RP Home is guided by the Reformed Presbyterian Woman's Association as a charitable, nonprofit organization. While the community gives preference to applicants from the Reformed Presbyterian Church, it serves all individuals regardless of sex, race, color, religious creed, ancestry, disabilities, age, or national origin.
The community enables senior adults to remain in the same location throughout their later years, maintaining familiarity with their surroundings, services, caregivers, and friends. Staff members are highlighted as integral to the organization's reputation for delivering quality care and resident satisfaction.
