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North Journal
10/24/2012
Cute costumes prevailed - though none as cute as the chidren themselves - as St. Sebastian School preschoolers visited Vincentian Home residents October 24 travelling room to room to trick or treat. Alongside parents and Vincentian staff, the North Journal was on hand to take photos!
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
10/11/2012
Residents adore bird-watching at Vincentian Home's aviary; a generous donation made more than 10 years ago is still bringing joy today, and an administrative assistant has happily become a bird expert by default!
North Journal
7/6/2012
Volunteers from Home Depot built and planted an accessible garden at Vincentian Home while 99-year-old resident Joe Kasunich provided guidance. The garden was donated by the Home Depot Foundation in provided in partnership with Valley Care Association.
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
6/21/2012
Vincentian Home was one of three Vincentian senior communities hosting a Rocking for Residents rock a thon on Saturday, June 16, 2012. Also held at Marian Manor and Vincentian de Marillac, the events included music, entertainment, raffles, dancing and lots of smiles.
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
6/17/2012
Marian Manor was one of three Vincentian senior communities hosting a Rocking for Residents rock a thon on Saturday, June 16, 2012. The events included music, entertainment, raffles, dancing and lots of smiles.
North Journal
12/22/2011
Villa residents and the public were invited to enjoy displays and presentations related to German, Slovak and Polish traditions presented by representatives of local religious communities including Sisters of Divine Providence, Sisters of the Holy Spirit, and Sisters of Charity of Nazareth.
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
10/21/2011
John L. Haigh entertains residents and guests at Vincentian de Marillac nursing home in Stanton Heights, where he is a longtime volunteer, with an hourlong presentation about his work as chief steward aboard Air Force One serving under three presidents.
Pine Creek Journal
10/6/2011
Through donations of time and money, Vincentian Villa residents and staff created a remembrance garden to honor their neighbors who are no longer are with them.
North Journal
7/21/2011
Residents at Vincentian Personal Care home in Pittsburgh's North Hills enjoyed a tea party including live music, games and prizes thanks to generous high school students.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
5/16/2011
Vincentian Charitable Foundation participates in the Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community to help raise needed funds for residents. Learn about the history of the Vincentian system in Pittsburgh and how you can help.
Pine Creek Journal
1/27/2011
Colorful handmade pillowcases were donated and delivered to 40 Vincentian Home residents, thanks to The Quilt Company in Allison Park, which is a drop off point for American Patchwork and Quilting Magazine’s 1 million pillowcase challenge, a nationwide campaign for charity.
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
1/13/2011
Vincentian Regency was one of only 12 facilities statewide honored January 5 for providing superior care to its nursing home residents.
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
12/16/2010
Marian Manor welcomed the Christmas Season with a special celebration. Dozens of volunteers and local church and youth groups helped nearly 200 residents and their families at the nursing home and assisted-living facility ring in the Christmas season with songs, African drums, bagpipes, holiday food and a visit from Santa Claus.
The New York Times
7/4/2010
PARO, a therapeutic robot designed to resemble a baby harp seal, is at use in several healthcare settings including long term care facilities. This article discusses a variety of robots designed to aid humans, including several new technologies in the pipeline. Vincentian Home staff and residents are interviewed.
North Journal
7/1/2010
Vincentian Regency residents enjoy caring for a variety of vegetable plants and flowers in their new wheelchair accessible garden thanks to Garrett Shaw, a junior at Knoch High School in Saxonburg who is working toward Eagle Scout status.
