Providence Point
200 Adams Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15243
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Listing facts
- Address
- 200 Adams Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15243
- County
- Allegheny County
- Licensed capacity
- 84 residents · #19 of 38 in Pittsburgh
- DHS classification
- Personal Care Homes
- PA DHS license #
- 441430 · Personal care home (Chapter 2600)
- Memory care
- Secure dementia care unit · 41 licensed beds · More PA memory care
- Phone
- (412) 489-3560
About Providence Point
Providence Point is an mid-sized PA DHS-licensed personal care home at 200 Adams Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15243, licensed for up to 84 residents (Allegheny County). This listing comes from the statewide licensed personal care home dataset — it is a personal care home (PCH), not a skilled nursing facility.
PA DHS classifies this listing as Personal Care Homes. In Pennsylvania that license is issued under Chapter 2600 (personal care homes). Confirm the current license, inspection report, and which services this specific home offers with the administrator — we do not invent a care-level menu for Providence Point.
PA DHS lists Providence Point with a secure dementia care unit licensed for 41 residents — a locked memory-care area for people living with dementia. Ask how residents are assessed for the unit and whether there is a waitlist.
Among 38 licensed personal care homes in Pittsburgh on PA Care Finder, Providence Point ranks #19 by licensed capacity among 38 homes. Above it by capacity: Vincentian Home.
Providence Point sits in Allegheny County: Allegheny County covers Pittsburgh and the immediate suburbs.
Families considering Providence Point can call (412) 489-3560 to ask about current availability, pricing, accepted payment methods, and to schedule an in-person tour.
Comparing options? Browse licensed personal care homes in Pittsburgh on PA Care Finder, or request a free shortlist of 3–5 homes near Pittsburgh that are currently accepting residents.
Verify licensing & inspections
This listing is sourced from PA DHS personal care home license data. Before admission, ask the administrator for the most recent inspection report and any open citations — then compare answers on your tour.
PA DHS license #441430 · View DHS inspection summary ↗
Location
Open in Google Maps →Pittsburgh · Allegheny County directory
Providence Point is one of 38 licensed personal care homes listed in Pittsburgh. Browse homes in Pittsburgh → · All of Allegheny County · How to choose a home
Paying for care near Allegheny County
We do not publish facility-by-facility rates for Allegheny County — each home sets its own price. Statewide, CareScout's 2025 survey puts Pennsylvania assisted living / personal care at a median $6,480/month, versus $11,954 for a semi-private nursing-home room. Families comparing options around Allegheny County can estimate how long private-pay savings last in the free PA nursing-home calculator, or review Oct 2026 Medicaid income and resource limits in the Medicaid planner.
Statewide figures as of Oct 2026. Not a quote for any home on this page.
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- Is Providence Point licensed by the state of Pennsylvania?
- Yes. Providence Point appears in the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services licensed personal care home dataset used by PA Care Finder. It is listed as a personal care home, not a nursing home. Ask the administrator for the current license and latest inspection report before admission.
- How many residents can Providence Point accommodate?
- Providence Point is licensed for up to 84 residents — ranking #19 by capacity among 38 licensed homes in Pittsburgh. Licensed capacity is not the same as open beds — contact the facility to ask about availability.
- What care level is Providence Point licensed for?
- The PA DHS dataset classifies Providence Point as Personal Care Homes. That is a personal care (Chapter 2600) license, not skilled nursing. DHS also lists a secure dementia care unit (memory care) licensed for 41 residents. We do not list nursing services — confirm what this home can support before you sign.
- How many personal care homes are in Pittsburgh, PA?
- PA Care Finder lists 38 DHS-licensed personal care homes in Pittsburgh. Open the Pittsburgh directory to compare capacity and phone numbers, or request a free shortlist of homes accepting residents.
- How do I schedule a tour of Providence Point?
- Call Providence Point directly at (412) 489-3560 to schedule a visit. Tour at least two other licensed homes and bring a written checklist (staffing, rates, discharge policy, recent inspections).
- How much does Providence Point cost per month?
- PA Care Finder does not have a published monthly rate for Providence Point. Statewide personal care / assisted living medians are a planning benchmark only. Contact Providence Point at (412) 489-3560 for current rates and accepted payment methods.
- What should I ask when touring Providence Point?
- Ask about staff-to-resident ratios (day, evening, overnight), base monthly rate vs care-level fees, discharge policy if care needs increase, recent DHS inspection findings, and visitation rules. Bring a written checklist and tour at least two other homes before deciding.
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