Assisted Living Communities in Uniontown, Pennsylvania

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lucylove

2.0

December 15, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of Peroni Personal Care Home

the aides are constantly on their phones and not paying attention to the residents. Some are just plain lazy and have no compassion for the residents. My uncle started going down hill due to lack...

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robbiesfine79

5.0

November 12, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of Beechwood Court at Lafayette Manor

All needs are met at this facility with compassion and love. Large rooms, good food, a variety of things to do. Indendance with assistance if needed.

Assisted Living

Myron

5.0

September 6, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of The Addison of Uniontown

We have a thoroughly wonderful experience with Marquis Gardens Place. We moved Mom in. She's 102. It's in her hometown where she grew up. She immediately made friends with a girl she knew in high...

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We’re so grateful you noticed all the things we do to make your loved one feel happy and at home. From great dining to fun events and activities, we really do believe our community is a wonderful...

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The Cost of Assisted Living in Uniontown, PA and Nearby Cities

Uniontown’s $5,700 monthly estimate for assistant living costs is far higher than the state of Pennsylvania at $4,100. It is also well above the U.S. average cost for assisted living at $4,500 a month. In nearby Pittsburgh, costs are significantly lower at $3,250. State College in central Pennsylvania is $1,300 lower per month. A cost comparison between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s largest city, and Uniontown comes closest to Uniontown’s costs with Philadelphia prices coming in around $5,685.

Uniontown

$5,700

Pennsylvania

$4,100

United States

$4,500

Pittsburgh

$3,250

State College

$4,518

Philadelphia

$5,685

Paying for Assisted Living in Uniontown

In Uniontown, the cost of assisted living is roughly $5,700 monthly. Costs may vary depending on the facility’s location, services and amenities offered.

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Living in Uniontown, PA

While seniors pay $5,700 for assisted living care in Uniontown, other types of care exist for seniors who need a range of personalized services. In-home and home health care costs run roughly $3,051. For seniors who need extensive services and 24/hour care, monthly care at a skilled nursing facility is estimated at $12,167 for a semiprivate room. A private room costs seniors $456 more, at $12,623 per month.

In-Home Care

$3,051

Home Health Care

$3,051

Assisted Living

$5,700

Nursing Home (semi-private home)

$12,167

Note: Data for Uniontown was unavailable, so the nearest city, Morgantown, WV, was used instead.

Free & Low-Cost Assisted Living Resources in Uniontown

Seniors in Uniontown can access many free and low-cost programs to help with assisted living costs. The following resources include information about state and community-based organizations for help with services such as caregiver support, legal assistance and housing rebates, as well as options for meal delivery and food box programs for seniors. Learn more by contacting organizations directly.

Resource	Contact	Service
Fayette County Community Action Agency	(724) 437-6050	The Fayette County Community Action Agency is a nonprofit organization that exists to support the 30,000 people living in the county, including Uniontown. Specifically, it has programs for seniors that include a tax preparation assistance program, meal delivery service and the Pennsylvania Senior Food Box program.
AARP Pennsylvania	(888) 300-2704	AARP Pennsylvania helps seniors navigate health and lifestyle changes as they age. The organization provides timely resources for Medicaid and SNAP changes, as well as updated vaccination information and the latest consumer protection details. The local chapter also sponsors free events related to dementia care.
Area Agency on Aging,	(800) 642-6990	The Southwestern Pennsylvania Area Agency on Aging (AAA) serves residents aged 60 and older based on greatest social and economic need. AAA connects seniors with a variety of services, including meal delivery, legal services for the elderly, homemaker assistance and more. They also run a Caregiver Support Program for families.
PACE Program	(800) 225-7223	The Pace Program helps qualifying seniors manage chronic conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer’s by providing access to low-cost prescriptions. PACE works with Medicare Part D plans and other prescription drug and retiree plans. To learn more about benefit qualification, call their number and apply by phone.
Veterans Affairs, Fayette County	(724) 430-1241	The Veteran Affairs office in Fayette County connects veterans with qualified services and support, including help with disability compensation, healthcare enrollment, emergency assistance, war-time benefits and pension. Veterans can search and manage their records remotely with options for requesting military records and accessing VA documents at their website.
Older Pennsylvanians Legal Assistance Program	(877) 727-7529	The Pennsylvania Department of Aging provides legal aid for a variety of issues that affect seniors, including abuse, age discrimination, long-term care, nutrition, social security, utilities and more. The program serves those ages 60 and older based on greatest social and economic need.