Welcome to Comfort Keepers® Home Care
Meet Tom and Mary, Owners of Comfort Keepers Home Care of Pittsburgh, PA, and the South Hills
Comfort Keepers of Pittsburgh and South Hills, PA, was founded by the husband-and-wife team of Tom and Mary Donohue in 2001. Both of them have personal experience with in-home care after caring for Tom’s father, who was suffering from dementia. Through this experience, they realized that trustworthy in-home senior care and respite care were hard to find. They made it their mission to bridge that gap.
Senior Care Services in Pittsburgh and the South Hills
Pittsburgh area seniors and their families can rely on Comfort Keepers to help make their homes the ideal place for elder care, preserve independence, ensure in-home safety, and promote health, quality of life, and overall well-being. Our skilled and compassionate caregivers, Comfort Keepers, provide a wide range of home care services tailored to meet the specific needs of each senior and their family. Our care services include:
- Personal Care
- Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
- Hospital Home Recovery Care
- Companionship
- End of Life Care (Supplemental Hospice Care)
- 24 Hour Care
Comfort Keepers' leading brand of home care, Interactive Caregiving, enhances the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of seniors. We do this by actively involving seniors in their care and providing them with physical, cognitive, and social activities that heighten their independence and enjoyment of life.
We encourage families to be as involved as they desire in their loved one's senior care. Our agency responds with any support they need, up to full-time in-home care.
In addition to offering a wide array of our in-home elder care services, we partner with other senior and healthcare providers in the region to provide our clients and their families with access to a comprehensive range of care services. Call (412) 203-5217.
UNSURE ABOUT THE HOME CARE YOU WANT?
Consider in-home senior care if you are concerned about your loved one living alone. You can begin the process by taking a short survey to help you better understand when it's time to pursue care options.
