Vincentian Schenley Gardens

Thank you too Nanami, Geriatric Clinical Specialist, at Duquesne University and her class of PT students for bringing their classroom to us for strength and mobility assessments. 

Channeling our inner artist and trying out some watercolor painting! The butterfly documentaries were quite fascinating as well.

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Vincentian is happy to have participated in the Geriatric Medicine conference of 2026.
We believe continuing education is important in a promising future of helping families and caring for area seniors.

Over the weekend, we had a lovely Passover Seder led by Cantor David Reinwald from Temple Sinai, and we also got to dye Easter Eggs with students from Pitt!

Heide and Anna, Capstone Doctoral Occupational Therapy Students, give presentations on their projects and programs that they have been developing. These programs were demonstrated in our Memory Care, with them working with residents over the past several weeks!

Marilan Caito demonstrates and teaches us about the art of making Ukrainian Pysanky eggs. So fascinating and beautiful!

We learn something new everyday!
Millicent, from the Carnegie Museum of Art, visits us often. It’s always a fascinating visit.
She teaches us about the eras of art this week.

Students from Wi******er Thurston School visited to make bead art with us! What a joy to see all of them again!

At Vincentian we love our intergenerational activities. Students from Pitt University Community Alliance Program held a Latte Cafe recently. Residents love the connections made with the area student visitors.