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More About Providence Place Senior Living of Pine Grove
Pine Grove, PA 17963
Lifestyle Amenities
- Pet-friendly community
- Quiet setting with paved walking trails and outdoor activities
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the building
- Two activity lounges
- On-site beauty and barber shop
- Free transportation to local churches & medical appointments
Dining Program
- Our dining program offers a variety of options, including many favorites from Pennsylvania and healthy choices for those with special dietary needs
- Some of our chef’s specialties include hearty homemade soups, oven roasted stew, chicken pot pie, and garden fresh salads
- Three Chef-prepared meals daily served restaurant-style
- The resident dining committee meets regularly to advise our chef and make menu recommendations
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