Kane Center continues to thrive in McKeesport
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June 24, 2023

Kane Center continues to thrive in McKeesport

By Mon Valley Independent

By Max Robinette

mrobinette@yourmvi.com

One of the most happening places in McKeesport may not be where you’d expect. Things continue to look up for the Kane McKeesport Community Living Center after the facility received a five-star rating from Medicare.gov and was ranked 20th on Newsweek’s “Top Nursing Homes of 2023” earlier this year.

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