Juniper Village at Monroeville

04/08/2026

Read our latest blog to discover how consistent foot care supports balance and comfort for older adults with limited mobility, and learn simple habits that can make a meaningful difference in daily wellness.

https://junipermonroeville.com/the-importance-of-foot-care-for-seniors-with-limited-mobility/

04/06/2026

Today Juniper celebrates its 38th anniversary and the birthday of the woman who inspired it all! Read more below to learn about Lynne Katzmann’s grandmother, her life, and her legacy.

03/31/2026

Connect4Life is one of the programs Juniper residents and families love most!

03/27/2026

A sincere thank you goes out to the talented students from Westinghouse Arts Academy Charter School in Wilmerding for visiting and leading a wonderful second art class. Community members truly enjoyed the creative collaboration as they continued preparing pieces for the upcoming art show on April 23rd from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. The energy and expertise the students brought to the session made the afternoon special.

03/24/2026

Police Chief Doug Cole, of the Monroeville, PA Police Dept, joined us as a special guest bingo caller this week. He shared the story of his journey into law enforcement and spoke about many of the positive initiatives currently happening throughout the area. It was a wonderful opportunity for community members to connect with local leadership while enjoying a few spirited rounds of bingo. We truly appreciate Chief Cole taking the time to visit and share community updates with us.

03/23/2026

McKnights Senior Living recently featured our new executive director, Aimee Grayson. Click the link to read the 'People in the News' segment.

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03/22/2026

Each month, Juniper Village at Monroeville shines a spotlight on community members who bring a special energy to the neighborhood, and this month features Catherine Morgan and Virginia Welker. Though they reside in different areas of the community, both women are consistently present at activities, contributing a sense of life and vibrancy that everyone around them appreciates. Their active participation and spirited presence make every gathering more engaging for their fellow community members. It is a joy to recognize Catherine and Virginia for the unique spark they bring to daily life, and a well-deserved congratulations is in order for both of these wonderful ladies.

03/20/2026

This month we’re proud to feature our Connect4Life program! Reach out to our team to learn more.

Managing healthcare can be overwhelming! Scheduling appointments across town, communicating with different doctors, and tracking prescriptions can feel like a full-time job.

Our innovative Connect4Life program relieves that stress by bringing key healthcare partners on site, and having our skilled Medical Concierge coordinate it all!

For residents, that means personalized attention, fewer trips out for medical care, and more time for things and people you love.

For families, it means peace-of-mind, knowing there’s a team collaborating behind the scenes and paying attention to the details.

For healthcare providers, it means access to the complete, real-time information to facilitate the best outcomes for your patients.

The best part is Connect4Life works! Not only are residents happier - they’re also healthier. Third-party research shows Juniper residents are 50% less likely to require a hospitalization than peers.

Check out the evidence-based whitepaper to learn more.
https://junipercommunities.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Juniper-White-Paper.pdf

03/20/2026

It is a rare and wonderful find when a volunteer like Shelley Tichy joins a community, bringing decades of dedication and passion to everything she touches. For twenty-four years, Shelley has been a vibrant part of life at Monroeville, and her impact has recently been recognized on a much broader scale. She was honored with the 2026 Volunteer of the Year award from the Municipality of Murrysville Council, a prestigious nod to her tireless efforts both within the local community and with the Westmoreland Conservancy.

This recognition highlights the incredible commitment Shelley shows in her mission to give back. Congratulations Shelley on this well-deserved achievement!

03/18/2026

We are excited to share the news of our new Executive Director, Aimee, joining the leadership team. Click the link to read the full story and learn more about her extensive experience and vision for the community.
https://patch.com/pennsylvania/monroeville-pa/juniper-village-monroeville-welcomes-new-executive-director-aimee-nodx

03/17/2026

Juniper Village at Monroeville is proud to welcome Aimee Grayson as our new Executive Director. Aimee is a seasoned leader in senior living and human services, bringing a wealth of experience in managing complex, 24/7 environments.

Aimee has a strong background in leading senior living communities, successfully balancing community operations with a strong focus on fiscal health and resident-centered care. Her background also includes advocacy for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

A graduate of Waynesburg University with a B.A. in Criminal Justice and Psychology, Aimee is also a Certified Investigator. Her commitment to service extends beyond her professional life; she is a dedicated volunteer for the Salvation Army, supporting regional hunger relief and youth housing initiatives. Outside of work, she enjoys supporting her 17-year-old son, a culinary student, in his passion for creating signature dishes.

“My goal is to bridge the gap between rigorous operational standards and the deeply personal nature of care,” says Grayson. “I believe leadership is most effective when it is participative, respectful, and rooted in the success of the entire team.”

03/12/2026

Monday was a wonderful day of outreach in our local community!
Residents received their first set of letters from their 2nd grade Pen pals at University Park Elementary in Gateway School District. Students and residents will write letters for the next two months and enjoy a social in May when they get to meet in person!

In the afternoon, residents were treated to a special guest bingo caller, Mayor Dennis Biondo! Between games, the Mayor shared personal stories about his journey into local politics and provided exciting updates on what is new and upcoming in the community. It was a fantastic opportunity for everyone to engage in a lively Q&A while enjoying some friendly competition.

Thank you Mayor Biondo for spending some time with us today!