St. Anne Home

Nursing Home · Greensburg, Pennsylvania 15601

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On the floor

What the day-to-day looks like

Setting: Nursing Home
Shifts hiring now: Days 1

Benefits

One former LPN reported promised medical benefits were delayed past eligibility despite repeated HR contact.

The city

Living in Greensburg, PA

Greensburg sits in Westmoreland County, roughly an hour southeast of Pittsburgh. A small-town feel anchors the area, with a rebuilt downtown, local shops, and parks. Rolling hills frame the horizon.

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State price level · Pennsylvania: 2% below the national average; State index 97.6 (100 = national)
Median gross rent: $839/mo; rent and tenant-paid utilities
Median household income: $64,914/yr; all local households, not nurse pay

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Who they are

You would be caring for residents at St. Anne Home in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. People who have worked here often mention friendly coworkers and the straightforward satisfaction of looking after residents.

Nursing Home · Greensburg
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More about St. Anne Home

A recent contractor pointed to supportive leadership, a strong mission, a family-like culture, and workable work-life balance. The picture is not all smooth. Nurses have said they were often last to hear about news and changes. A former LPN reported that promised medical benefits were delayed past eligibility despite repeated contact with HR, and that the metrics for elderly care felt unrealistic even though the pay seemed reasonable. If you are weighing local options, Twin Lakes Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center and Oak Hill Rehabilitation and Healthcare sit in the same area.

Reviews mention a strong mission and family-like culture.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

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What nurses say in reviews

Reviews highlight friendly staff, good coworkers, and enjoyment caring for residents, plus a recent note of supportive leadership and family-like culture. Criticisms include delayed medical benefits, nurses last to hear about changes, unrealistic workload metrics, past CNA program instability, and at least one report of unfair management.

The good

Friendly staff and coworkers
Enjoyment caring for residents
Supportive leadership noted by a recent contractor
Family-like culture
Good work-life balance mentioned
Pay described as reasonable in one review

The hard parts

Promised medical benefits delayed past eligibility
Nurses last to hear about news and changes
Unrealistic metrics for elderly care cited
Past CNA program shutdown and rigid attendance rules reported

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

Relationship: Direct employer
Roles last seen active: Aug 15, 2026
Website: stannehome.org ↗

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