Jewish Association on Aging unveils multimillion-dollar renovation plans at Squirrel Hill campus

PITTSBURGH — The Jewish Association on Aging gave its first look on Thursday of the multimillion-dollar renovation of the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Terrace Personal Care Residence at its Squirrel Hill campus.

It’s part of the JAA’s “Aging Reimagined” campaign that aims to raise $20 million to transform its campus into services and residences for the next generation of seniors. That includes renovating its existing residences, including the Weinberg Terrace, opening its Waterside Landing Personal Care Residence and breaking ground on its newest project, an independent living facility that will be located on Browns Hill Road.

JAA raised $9 million toward its $20 million goal for the campaign, which begins in earnest in 2027.