Pittsburgh’s Deutschtown - an historic neighborhood revitalizing itself close to downtown

Deutschtown is home to high quality healthcare, right here in our community. Flagship Allegheny General Hospital, at North and Cedar Avenues, ranks nationally in the top 25 medical centers by U.S. News and World Report. The hospital is equipped with life-saving emergency services, and is lauded for its contributions to important areas of medicine such as cardiac health. AGH partners with the EACC through outreach programs such as free health screenings, free children’s bike helmets, and support for our East Ohio Street businesses. Numerous doctors have their professional offices adjacent to the hospital, allowing for easy access to various healthcare providers.

Right in the heart of Deutschtown at Middle and Suismon Streets sits the clean-lined, newly renovated North Side Christian Health Center. Dedicated to helping those seeking routine services such as checkups, screenings and immunizations, and providing care for the community’s most vulnerable, this clinic is a testament to neighbors helping neighbors. NCHC also provides advocacy services for the underinsured or uninsured.

Quality mental health services are available through the comprehensive Mercy Behavioral Health, a caring group of licensed professionals with Deutschtown offices. Referral partnerships with schools and hospitals help patients find the counseling and mental health services they need, be it crisis assistance, family counseling, or recovery.

Serving the Needs of our Neighbors

The Senior Community Center in Allegheny Square is open M-F, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., except for major holidays. For specific information, please call 412-323-7239.

Northside Common Ministries, located on nearby Brighton Road, offers additional help to hundreds of families through their food and clothing pantry, and assists homeless men in securing jobs, homes, and other appropriate support.

Additional services may be located through the Northside Providers’ Network, a listing of social service providers ranging from after-school to foster care providers. Please call the East Allegheny Community Council office at 412-321-1204 for more information.


	Healthy Lives, Healthy Community Deutschtown is home to high quality healthcare, right here in our community. Flagship Allegheny General Hospital, at North and Cedar Avenues, ranks nationally in the top 25 medical centers by U.S. News and World Report. The hospital is equipped with life-saving emergency services, and is lauded for its contributions to important areas of medicine such as cardiac health. AGH partners with the EACC through outreach programs such as free health screenings, free children’s bike helmets, and support for our East Ohio Street businesses. Numerous doctors have their professional offices adjacent to the hospital, allowing for easy access to various healthcare providers. Right in the heart of Deutschtown at Middle and Suismon Streets sits the clean-lined, newly renovated North Side Christian Health Center. Dedicated to helping those seeking routine services such as checkups, screenings and immunizations, and providing care for the community’s most vulnerable, this clinic is a testament to neighbors helping neighbors. NCHC also provides advocacy services for the underinsured or uninsured. Quality mental health services are available through the comprehensive Mercy Behavioral Health, a caring group of licensed professionals with Deutschtown offices. Referral partnerships with schools and hospitals help patients find the counseling and mental health services they need, be it crisis assistance, family counseling, or recovery. Serving the Needs of our Neighbors The Senior Community Center in Allegheny Square is open M-F, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., except for major holidays. For specific information, please call 412-323-7239. Northside Common Ministries, located on nearby Brighton Road, offers additional help to hundreds of families through their food and clothing pantry, and assists homeless men in securing jobs, homes, and other appropriate support. Additional services may be located through the Northside Providers’ Network, a listing of social service providers ranging from after-school to foster care providers. Please call the East Allegheny Community Council office at 412-321-1204 for more information.	Click the box below to signup for our newsletter.