The Addison of Logan Place

The Addison of Logan Place, located in Lower Burrell, PA offers assisted living. Visit Provider Website

The Addison of Logan Place has a full bar with a happy hour, a screening room and an arts and crafts studio. U.S. News & World Report recognized it among the Best Assisted Living communities of 2026. The staff take care of the cooking, cleaning and maintenance. There are enclosed courtyards, and the lounge has a fireplace. You'll find it on Craigdell Road in Lower Burrell, PA.

Rates at The Addison of Logan Place

The Addison of Logan Place lists rates starting at $4,090 on its website. The site doesn't say if that's a monthly figure or which apartment it's for. It also doesn't list separate assisted living or respite care prices. One Get Pricing request gets you a figure based on the apartment and the help you or your family member would want, so you can plan a budget around it.

Personal Care at The Addison of Logan Place

Preventive health screenings are part of the health services, along with personal care assistance. Regular housekeeping and utilities are included. Laundry service, grocery delivery and on-site mail are taken care of too. Breakfast, lunch and dinner come restaurant-style, and private dining is available if you ask.

Short-Term Stays at The Addison of Logan Place

A short-term stay here works as a restful staycation. It can also give a family member temporary support. Guests get concierge-style services, restaurant-style meals and the community's events. Every amenity is open to them, from the screening room to the library.

Around Lower Burrell

Allegheny Valley Hospital and Valley Family Medicine are close by for medical care. For time outdoors there's Burrell Lake Park, Memorial Park and Wildcat Hollow. The Rachel Carson Homestead and The Oaks Theater make for an afternoon out, and the community runs scheduled transportation and trips off site.

What Families Say About The Addison of Logan Place

Residents at The Addison of Logan Place keep busy with games and activities, a couple of reviewers say, from holiday decorating to a round of Deal or No Deal. One adds that families get invited to some of the special events.