Presbyterian SeniorCare was chartered in 1928 to serve the long-term care and supportive housing needs of the regional elderly. From a single, small residence for eight Presbyterian women, located in Glenshaw, Pennsylvania, PSC has evolved into a 50-facility supportive housing and long-term care system serving nearly 7,000 older adults annually in ten southwestern Pennsylvania counties. It has pioneered the "Continuum of Care" concept, to offer many housing, care and lifestyle options to the region's large and diverse senior population. It serves older persons of all religions and ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds, providing significant subsidies to those in financial need. Its various forms of housing and care currently include:

• Independent Apartment Housing for the Elderly and Handicapped Senior Adult Condominiums Congregate
• Elderly Housing including a daily meal program Large and small Personal Care Homes A Personal Care Respite
• Center A National Prototype Residential Alzheimer Facility Skilled and Intermediate Nursing Care Facility
• A Continuing Care Retirement Community

Services of A.L. Brourman Associates, Inc. were retained to conduct a feasibility study and a capital campaign for the construction of a $10 million Residential Alzheimer's Unit at Presbyterian SeniorCare's Washington, Pennsylvania campus.