In addition, we have provided our current residents with a coupon for $2,500 to invite their family or friends to make the move to Highpointe. If their family member or friend accept the coupon they receive $2,500 off the entrance fee in addition to the current percentage discount.

This one-time offer is even more advantageous when combined with our Veteran’s Discount: 3% off the Entrance Fee for eligible veterans/spouses.

There’s no better time to take a look at what our residents call the greatest retirement value in town. Consider making the move to Highpointe while these discounts are still available. Highpointe staff members are always happy to have a no-pressure, no-obligation meeting with you to help you better understand the specific pricing models and discounts or to answer any other questions you have. Call 724-444-1521 to schedule an appointment for a personal tour. Or join us at one of our upcoming events. 

“We went to the information session, found out what the plan was and crunched the numbers,” Dan said. “Everything worked out perfectly and we could not be any happier with the decision we made.”

Before moving to Highpointe, Dan and Barb lived in Stanton Heights, a couple miles from downtown Pittsburgh. Dan, a veteran, has been retired since 2010 and Barb recently retired from nursing at a Pittsburgh hospital. They have two sons - Danny Jr. and Carl - and a granddaughter named Olive.

The Treusches enjoy the convenience of Highpointe by having access to all of their necessities on one floor and not having to deal with any outside maintenance.

“You just get to relax,” Barb said. “It is a move at your own pace environment. The staff and residents of Concordia are incredible, making our time here wonderful.”

The couple is heavily involved in the wide range of activities offered at Highpointe. Barb joined the Silver Sneakers club and participates in classes that help participants work on balance, joint stiffness and general exercise. She also enjoys monthly bingo and working with arts and crafts. Dan, who is a member of the woodshop committee, takes time to build handy crafts/structures from recycled wood, including the raised garden bed that sits at Highpointe’s garden. Together, Dan and Barb also attend the weekly chapel service that is held every Wednesday.

Their advice to those thinking about joining the Concordia family is simple: “Come and check out all of the amazing amenities and services that we have to offer. Once you see it for yourself there is no doubt choosing Concordia is the right decision.”

The Treusches are extremely grateful for all of the blessings their new home offers, including the time spent with their new neighbors.

“Coming to Concordia is a change in lifestyle, but the way we live now is something every senior citizen should experience.”

If you are thinking about joining Dan and Barb at Highpointe at Rebecca, we hope that you will consider joining us at an upcoming event or for a complimentary lunch and tour of the community. Those interested are encouraged to complete an application soon, before our current discounts expire. To schedule your visit, please call Admissions Counselor and Resident Care Coordinator Julie Spirnock at 724-444-1521 or e-mail RebeccaRetirement@ConcordiaLM.org. 

Concordia is continuing to offer two other advantageous discounts. If you are a qualifying veteran or the spouse of a veteran, we are offering a 3% veteran’s discount on your Entrance Fee. The other limited-time offer is a 10% discount on health services at Concordia at Rebecca Residence, which will also save you money if you ever need personal care or skilled nursing in the future.

One of the biggest concerns for those looking into retirement living communities is the price, and many find that Concordia’s brand of quality, security and value is often comparable or even less expensive than staying in their own homes.

Consider making the move to Highpointe while these discounts are still available. Highpointe staff members are always happy to have a no-pressure, no-obligation meeting with you to help you better understand the specific pricing models and discounts or to answer any other questions you have. Call 724-444-1521 to schedule an appointment for a personal tour. Or join us at one of our upcoming Open House events. 

Beginning on March 1, the 6% discount will drop to 5%, then continue to decrease by one percent on the first of every month until the discount ends on July 1. This means that February 28 is the last day to lock in a 6% discount that will continue saving you money on your Monthly Fee and Second Person Fee the entire time you live at Highpointe, not to mention the thousands saved on your Entrance Fee. If you choose a standard two bedroom apartment, the 6% discount alone can save you between $16,000 to $24,000 in just 10 years.

Moving to Highpointe is even more cost-effective if you are the veteran or the spouse of a veteran and qualify for our 3% veteran’s discount on your Entrance Fee. The other limited-time offer, a 10% discount on health services at Concordia at Rebecca Residence, will also save you money if you ever need short term rehabilitation, personal care or skilled nursing in the future.

As founding Highpointe residents John and Mary Respasky said, “Come and take a look for yourself. You will be surprised at all the amenities and services offered at such a reasonable rate.”

Consider making the move to Highpointe while these discounts are still available in full. Highpointe staff members are always happy to have a no-pressure, no-obligation meeting with you to help you better understand the specific pricing models and discounts or to answer any other questions you have. Call 724-444-1521 to schedule an appointment with an admissions counselor or message us through our Contact Form.

“John looked at me and said, ‘Let’s sign up!’” Mary said.

The couple, who both worked at the US Postal Service before retiring in 2003, committed to a one bedroom apartment that very same day. At the time, Highpointe was still under construction, but they agreed that it was exactly what they were looking for.

While they waited for Highpointe to be finished, they continued to live in their home in Gibsonia in an ‘in-law suite.’ The Repaskys have two sons: Michael, who they lived with in Gibsonia, and Joseph, who resides in Cranberry. They also have four grandchildren: Hannah, Katherine and twins Ava and Maria. 

“It was perfect because we could take care of our grandchildren, and it was nice to have them all right upstairs,” Mary said. “As they grew up, John and I realized that it was time to take the next step.”

That next step was fully realized this fall when the couple could finally move into their new apartment, which they love for many reasons.

“I feel like I’m living in a 5-star hotel,” Mary added. “The food is top-notch; I don’t think I have eaten like this ever before!”

She also praised all the employees at Highpointe, from maintenance to management.

“We are amazed by their commitment; they go above and beyond to make sure every resident’s needs are met,” she said. “They are willing to drop whatever they are doing and assist whenever needed.”

In their free time, John and Mary go for walks around the building and workout at the gym. John loves making 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzles and playing pool with his grandchildren in the billiards room. Mary volunteers at Aquinas Academy in Gibsonia. She helps kindergarten students during lunch time and gym class. She also volunteers to clean up every month at a local church.

Her advice to other seniors is simple: “Come and take a look at Highpointe for yourself, and you will be surprised at all the amenities and services offered at such a reasonable rate.”

John and Mary are grateful for everything they have in their new home – especially all of the new friends they have found in their neighbors.

“We are already a family here and it has only been a month!”

Paul and Marjorie Sober

Paul Sober and Marjorie Sober were one of the first couples to move in to Highpointe at Rebecca. After nearly 60 years in their home in Leechburg, they decided it was time for a change.

Initially, the couple thought a patio home would be ideal for them, but they weren’t sure how safe it would be. After a couple of years of searching for the perfect retirement community, their daughter mentioned Concordia. After that, they started attending all of Highpointe’s open houses.

“We were amazed by the amenities and services they offered,” Marjorie said. 

Married for 64 years, the Sobers have two children: James, who lives in Dana Point, California, and Jennifer, who resides in Allison Park. They also have five grandsons. Paul worked for Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation and retired in 1991.

During her free time, Marjorie does a lot of sewing. She has been making blankets for babies at children's hospitals for more than 10 years. Meanwhile, Paul enjoys being outside spending time with their dog, Rosie. The couple loves that the apartment is not only perfect for them but for Rosie too.

Marjorie can’t say enough about the employees at Highpointe.

“All of the staff members are just wonderful,” Marjorie said. “They make us feel like we are part of their family, and it feels special.”

The Sobers also highly recommend the food.

“The food is so good we haven’t missed a meal in the dining room,” they agreed.

All in all, the couple is very happy to call Highpointe their new home.

“We came in with an open mind,” Marjorie said. “And this is the best decision we’ve ever made.”

If you are thinking about joining the Repaskys and Sobers at Highpointe at Rebecca, we hope that you will consider joining us for a complimentary lunch and tour of the community. Those interested are encouraged to complete an application soon, before our current discounts expire. To schedule your visit, please call Admissions Counselor and Resident Care Coordinator Julie Spirnock at 724-444-1521 or e-mail RebeccaRetirement@ConcordiaLM.org.