Welcome to the Seniors Blue Book local page for the Greater Pittsburgh Area. My name is Apryl Garrett, your local Publisher and Partner at the Seniors Blue Book. Please let me know how we can help you! Whether you're a caregiver seeking support, a senior looking for helpful information, local activities and events, or a professional dedicated to serving our senior community, we are here to be your guide. Aging can bring its own set of challenges, we aim to be a beacon of support, offering a helping hand through the maze of available resources. Our team is committed to providing you with the information and support you need as you navigate the journey of aging - don't hesitate to reach out to us. We are here to help and we love hearing from you!
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A shared meal fills the heart as surely as it does the stomach.Theres no better place to celebrate Friendsgiving! With a name like ours, gathering around the table withfriends comes naturally. This year, wed like to invite you to join us for achef-prepared buffet lunch, featuring traditional Thanksgiving favorites, warm conversation, and plenty to be thankful for.Theres Always Room at the Table for Friendship Come share a meal, make a few new connections, and experience the genuine sense of togetherness that makes Friendship Village feel especially fitting this time of year.RSVP NOW! Space is limited, so youll be thankful you did.Call 724-213-3022 to save your place.
To receive services from the Living-at-Home Program, you must be at least 70 years old, meet income guidelines to receive free services, and live in one of the designated neighborhoods. The Living-at-Home Program staff can assist you in obtaining services from the community and UPMC that can help you remain independent. These services may include home delivery of meals, homemaker services, and assistance with transportation.Living-at-Home nurses are available to assist individuals who are unable to manage their own medications. Nurses can fill pill boxes and prefill insulin syringes as ordered by the individuals doctor. Nurses are also available for monthly blood pressure checks and B12 injections as requested by their doctor.The nurse and social worker will develop a care plan for you and recommend services to provide any needed care. Your personalized care plan will be developed with input from you, your family, and caregiving friends, as well as our health care professionals.
Estate Planning for Everyone You Love and Everything You OwnHave you ever considered what would happenlegally and financiallyto you, your family, your assets, and everything you care about if the unexpected were to occur?If your estate plan is outdated or non-existent, your assets could be lost to the State Department of Unclaimed Property, subjected to an expensive and time-consuming probate process, or even end up in the wrong hands. Without a comprehensive estate plan, your loved ones may face unnecessary financial hardship, legal disputes, or court intervention at a time when they need certainty and protection the most.If you dont know exactly what would happen to everything you own and everyone you love, the first step is to gain clarity. You need to understand how your current estate plan (or lack thereof) will impact your family so you can make informed decisions about whether it truly aligns with your wishes.How Entrusted Legacy Law Helps You With Estate PlanningWe offer customized estate planning solutions designed to protect your family, preserve your wealth, and ensure your wishes are honored. Through our Life and Legacy Planning Session, we take the time to educate you on the legal, financial, and personal implications of your estate choices.Step 1: The Life and Legacy Inventory & AssessmentBefore your Life and Legacy Planning Session, you will complete a comprehensive estate inventory that outlines your financial assets, real estate holdings, retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and other valuable property. This step ensures that we have a full picture of your estate and can identify potential gaps in your asset protection strategy.Step 2: Creating a Personalized Estate PlanIf you decide that your current estate plan is inadequateor if you dont have one at allwe will work together to design a legally sound and strategically structured estate plan that meets your familys unique needs. The foundation of your estate plan will often include a revocable living trust, which allows you to transfer your assets into the trust while maintaining control during your lifetime.Benefits of a Revocable Living Trust: Avoid Probate Prevents the time-consuming and expensive court process that could otherwise delay asset distribution. Minimize Estate Taxes Helps reduce tax liabilities and protect your wealth for future generations. Ensure Privacy Unlike a will, which becomes public record, a trust ensures your estate remains private. Maintain Control Dictate how and when your assets are distributed to your heirs.For families with complex financial portfolios, business ownership, or special circumstances (such as blended families or special needs children), we offer advanced estate planning strategies tailored to your specific goals.Can You DIY Your Estate Plan?Many people wonder if they can create an estate plan using online templates or generic legal services. Unfortunately, most DIY estate plans fail when families need them the most. What often passes for "estate planning" is nothing more than basic document generation, where you answer a few questions and receive a generic template that may not fully protect your assets or your loved ones. No Personalization A generic template cannot address your unique family dynamics, financial situation, or specific legal concerns. Legal Loopholes Improperly structured wills or trusts may be contested in court, leaving your family in legal disputes. No Ongoing Maintenance Estate laws change, and without updates, your plan may become outdated and ineffective.At Entrusted Legacy Law, we dont just draft documentswe provide comprehensive estate planning services that ensure your estate plan actually works when it matters most. We take the time to understand your familys needs, educate you on your options, and create a legally enforceable, tax-efficient, and conflict-free estate plan that gives you peace of mind.Protecting Families & Minor Children Through Estate PlanningIf you are a parent with young children, your estate plan should begin with a solid foundation that ensures your children will always be taken care of, no matter what happens. Without the proper legal protections in place, your children could end up in the custody of someone you wouldnt have chosenor worse, under state guardianship.At Entrusted Legacy Law, we specialize in estate planning for families with minor children. We help parents:Name Legal Guardians Ensure your children are raised by trusted individuals of your choosing.Set Up Trusts for Minor Children Prevent financial mismanagement by appointing a responsible trustee to oversee assets.Establish Emergency Plans Provide clear instructions for immediate care in case of sudden incapacity or death.Whether youre planning for minor children, adult dependents, elderly parents, or a complex estate, we can guide you through the estate planning process with personalized strategies to protect your familys future.Secure Your Legacy With Entrusted Legacy LawEstate planning isnt just about who gets whatits about ensuring that your loved ones are financially secure, legally protected, and prepared for the future.If you want to create a comprehensive estate plan that reflects your wishes, avoids probate, minimizes taxes, and keeps your loved ones out of court and out of conflict, then now is the time to take action Contact Entrusted Legacy Law today at 412-547-9855 to schedule your Life and Legacy Planning Session and take the first step in protecting your family, your assets, and your future.
Discover a Life of Independence and Connection at The Province of WexfordImagine a place where you can live independently with all the comforts of home - without the hassle of home maintenance, household chores, or daily obligations. Picture waking up each morning knowing your time is your own, with endless possibilities to connect, explore, and thrive. This is what life feels like at The Province of Wexford, a vibrant Independent Living community in the heart of Warrendale, Pennsylvania.The Province of Wexford isnt just a senior living community - its a lifestyle destination thoughtfully designed for active older adults who want to enjoy the freedom of Independent Living while having access to services that enhance quality of life. Here, residents are empowered to live on their own terms, surrounded by peers, supportive staff, and engaging amenities that make each day feel fulfilling.Your Home, Your WayFrom the moment you walk through the doors of The Province of Wexford, you feel the warmth of community. The inviting ambiance, tasteful design, and thoughtfully planned spaces create an atmosphere that feels both upscale and personal. The residences are designed with comfort and convenience in mind. Spacious, private apartments feature modern touches and cozy layouts, allowing each resident to bring their own style and personality into their home.But the experience goes far beyond the apartment walls. One of the biggest draws to Independent Living at The Province of Wexford is the maintenance-free lifestyle. Theres no need to worry about raking leaves, shoveling snow, fixing appliances, or managing home repairs. That time and energy is now yours to invest in meaningful activities - whether that means pursuing a passion, enjoying wellness programs, or simply catching up with friends over a cup of coffee.Days Filled With ChoicesSocial connection is at the heart of life here. Residents have ample opportunities to engage with others through community events, classes, group outings, and social hours. Whether youre interested in art, fitness, music, or lifelong learning, theres something for everyone. This rich calendar of events helps create a strong sense of belonging and makes it easy to build friendships that can truly enrich your daily experience.The community dining experience is another highlight. Dining at The Province of Wexford is not just a meal - its a social and sensory experience. Enjoy chef-prepared meals served in a beautiful dining room where residents gather to share stories, laugh, and connect. Meals are crafted with both nutrition and taste in mind, offering a variety of options that cater to personal preferences and dietary needs. Its about good food, good company, and making the most of every day.Staying active and well is easy thanks to a range of wellness-focused amenities and programs. Residents can participate in fitness classes, walking clubs, or personal wellness plans. Maintaining physical health is a cornerstone of Independent Living, and the team at The Province of Wexford supports each resident in reaching their wellness goals in ways that are enjoyable and effective.The location of The Province of Wexford adds to its appeal. Located in the scenic Warrendale area, residents are just minutes away from the local charm of nearby shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Its easy to stay connected to the surrounding community, and the community itself offers scheduled transportation for errands, appointments, or outings.Experience Independent Living At The ProvinceUltimately, Independent Living at The Province of Wexford is about choosing a lifestyle of freedom, connection, and comfort. Its about waking up every morning with a sense of purpose and possibility. Its about eliminating the stressors that can come with managing a home alone and embracing a new chapter filled with joy, wellness, and companionship.Whether you're an active senior looking to downsize, a retiree eager to simplify your lifestyle, or a family member helping a loved one explore new living options, The Province of Wexford offers an ideal solution. Its a place where life continues to unfold beautifully, one moment at a time. Contact us today to schedule a personal tour!
Dementia360 is a support program for families caring for someone living with dementia at home, to help them keep their loved one at home, living comfortably and safely for as long as that is their goal. Dementia360 provides guidance, teaching, problem solving, connections to community resources, and ongoing support to help families experience better days because they have the knowledge, skills, and support to be successful. Life doesn't prepare anyone to be a dementia family caregiver. This leaves many families feeling unprepared, alone, stressed, and scared. And everyone is so different in how they are impacted by the disease; this includes the person with the disease but also their family and friends. Getting answers and solutions to what is most important in your situation is a very personal journey, a journey no one should have to go on alone. When you enroll in Dementia360, you are paired with a care coordinator who is a dementia expert. The role of the care coordinator is to get to know you, your loved one, and your situation, understand what is working well, what is not going well, and what are your worries for the future, and then support you, over time, to put plans, interventions, strategies, and resources in place to stabilize the present, and help you think through the future, so you can sleep better at night. Discover Peace of Mind: Compassionate Help for Family CaregiversCaring for a loved one with Alzheimers disease or another form of dementia can be one of the most profound and challenging roles a family member can undertake. The emotional, physical, and mental toll of dementia caregiving can be overwhelming, leaving many family caregivers feeling isolated, exhausted, and unsure of where to turn. Thats where Dementia360 steps in, offering family caregivers a knowledgeable expert and a compassionate partner and guide in the dementia journey. Who Should EnrollNo matter where you are on the journey of caring for a family member with dementia, it's never too early or late to ask for help. Whether you are just beginning to notice changes or you are navigating more advanced stages, we're here to help you every step of the way. What Sets Us Apart: Tailored Dementia Support for Your Unique Situation At Dementia360, we understand that caring for someone with dementia goes beyond providing meals and managing medications; it is about learning how to better manage the day to day of living with dementia and continue to do the things that make life worth living. With Dementia360, you get deep dementia expertise, but equally as important, you have a partner who understands your unique situation, priorities, and challenges, and can help tailor solutions to what will work best for you. Your Loved One Deserves the Best and So Do YouAt Dementia360, we believe that supporting family caregivers is one of the most powerful ways to improve the lives of people living with dementia. You give so much of yourself to your loved one let us give you the resources, community, and support you need to thrive.Dont wait until burnout strikes. Start building your support system today by reaching out to the compassionate team at Dementia360 to learn more about how our program can help your family.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has released the 2023 federal guidelines for how much money the spouses of institutionalized Medicaid recipients may keep, as well as related Medicaid figures.What Are Spousal Impoverishment Rules?Spousal impoverishment is a concern for older couples when there is one spouse who requires long-term care and applies for Medicaid. Before the federal government enacted spousal impoverishment protections, many healthy spouses faced poverty when their partners needed long-term care. The spousal impoverishment rules are based on the idea that spouses will provide for each other.Community Spouse Resource AllowanceIn 2023, the spouse of a Medicaid recipient living in a nursing home (called the community spouse) may keep as much as $148,620 without jeopardizing the Medicaid eligibility of the spouse who is receiving long-term care. Known as the community spouse resource allowance (CSRA), this is the most that a state may allow a community spouse to retain without a hearing or a court order. While some states set a lower maximum, the least that a state may allow a community spouse to retain in 2023 will be $29,724.Monthly Maintenance Needs AllowanceMeanwhile, the maximum monthly maintenance needs allowance (MMMNA) for 2023 will be $3,715.50. This is the most in monthly income that a community spouse is allowed to have if their own income is not enough to live on and they must take some or all of the institutionalized spouse's income. The minimum monthly maintenance needs allowance for the lower 48 states will be $2,288.75 ($2,861.25 for Alaska and $2,632.50 for Hawaii) until July 1, 2023.In determining how much income a particular community spouse is allowed to retain, states must abide by this upper and lower range. Bear in mind that these figures apply only if the community spouse needs to take income from the institutionalized spouse. According to Medicaid law, the community spouse may keep all their own income, even if it exceeds the maximum monthly maintenance needs allowance.The new spousal impoverishment numbers (except for the minimum monthly maintenance needs allowance) take effect on January 1, 2023.Home Equity LimitsIn 2023, a Medicaid applicants principal residence will not be counted as an asset by Medicaid if the applicant's equity interest in the home is less than $688,000. States have the option of raising this limit to $1,033,000.
Read MoreBecause Dementia is DifferentBy Amy KowinskyIts hard to pinpoint exactly when it began. Was it the first time she told you the same story twice in one visit? Or the moment you realized he just wasnt acting quite like himself? In hindsight, the signs feel obvious but in the moment, its human nature to explain them away. We all forget things sometimes. Hes just been under a lot of stress.Lets talk about the elephant in the room the fear of a dementia diagnosis. Its one of the scariest conversations families face. The uncertainty, the what ifs, the worry about what comes next and we all know that dementia has no cure, that it gets worse over time, and that medications often dont help. Those words alone are enough to make many people normalize the signs they see, avoid the conversation, or delay seeing a doctor. Researchers are working tirelessly for a cure, and we all hope for the day when no one has to face dementia. But right now, countless families are in the thick of it. Chances are, you know one.As the disease progresses, dementia can be as hard, if not harder, on the family caregiver as on the person living with it. Life doesnt prepare you for this role. One daughter said, I think about it all the time. Am I doing the right thing for my mom? It feels like a second job I was never trained for and dont feel competent at.While dementia is a medical condition, much of the struggle isnt medical at all. Its emotional. Social. Relational. It touches every part of life yours and theirs. And every journey is unique. Theres a saying: If youve met one person with dementia, youve met one person with dementia. The disease looks different for everyone, and so does the caregiving experience.Thats why cookie-cutter advice rarely helps. Google searches can leave you more confused than before. As a result, many families are left feeling guilty, inadequate, confused, and frustrated even though theyre doing the best they can.If this sounds familiar, youre not alone. And you dont have to navigate this journey without help. Dementia360 exists to give families the support, resources, and guidance they need to keep a loved one safe and comfortable at home for as long as thats the goal. At the heart of Dementia360 is the relationship between your family and a dedicated dementia care coordinator, someone who will walk beside you, offering personalized knowledge, practical skills, and ongoing support so you can feel confident and capable in your role. Wherever you are in the dementia journey, help is available. While we cant cure dementia, it is definitely possible for families to live better with it. Amy Kowinsky, Executive Director, Dementia360 can be reached at [email protected] or [email protected]
Read MoreMany people assume that when they pass away, their spouse or children will automatically inherit everything. Unfortunately, thats not always the case. Without a proper estate plan, the state decides who gets whatand their decision may not align with your wishes. If you dont have a will or trust in place, your family could face unnecessary legal battles, unexpected distributions, and even financial loss. Lets break down what happens when you dont have an estate plan and how you can protect your loved ones today. Who Inherits If You Die Without a Will? In Pennsylvania, when someone passes away without a will, their estate is distributed according to intestacy laws. That means the government has a default plan for who gets your assets. Heres how it works: If youre married with children: Your spouse does not automatically inherit everything. Instead, your assets could be split between your spouse and your children, even if they are minors. If youre married without children: Your spouse will inherit some of your assets, but your parents could also get a portion of your estate. If you have children but no spouse: Your children will inherit your estate, but if theyre under 18, the court will decide who manages the assets on their behalf. If youre unmarried and childless: Your assets will go to your closest legal relativessuch as parents, siblings, or even distant relativesbased on state law. If you have no legal heirs: Your entire estate may go to the state, meaning the government could take everything youve worked so hard for. Why Intestacy Laws Can Create Family Conflicts Unexpected distributions: You may have intended for your spouse to inherit everything, but under Pennsylvania law, your children or even your parents could end up receiving a share. Court intervention: If your heirs disagree about how assets should be divided, they may have to go to probate courtleading to family disputes and costly legal fees. Delays and frustration: Without a will or trust, your loved ones will likely have to go through the probate process, which can take months (or even years) before assets are distributed. How to Protect Your Family & Legacy Create a legally binding will or trust This ensures that your assets go exactly where you want them to. Name guardians for minor children Without a designated guardian, the court decides who raises your children. Establish power of attorney documents This allows someone you trust to make financial and medical decisions if you become incapacitated. Keep your estate plan updated Life changes such as marriage, divorce, new children, or new assets should prompt an estate plan review. Dont Leave Your Legacy to Chance What happens if you die without a will? Without an estate plan, youre giving the government control over your assets and your familys future. With the right planning, you can avoid unnecessary legal battles, protect your loved ones, and ensure your wishes are honored. Schedule a free consultation with our estate planning attorneys today and take control of your legacy https://book.entrustedlegacy.law/#/introcall
Read MoreThe decision to invest in a senior living community is not always an easy one to make. However, paying for the services available can be very beneficial, especially as you grow older. Retirement communities that offer a continuum of care support individuals through various stages of life and accommodate unique and ever-changing needs. Here, St. Barnabas looks at the benefits of senior living and why its a worthwhile expense.Continuum of CareStart by thinking ahead and figuring out what your investment might mean in the future. Aging adults with evolving needs benefit from retirement communities that provide multiple levels of assistance. If youre a young, active retiree who is looking forward to making the most of every day in retirement, you can find what you need in an independent living community. Independent living communities combine the convenience of secure, upkeep-free living centered on your needs with the independence that you typically enjoy at home.If you or a loved one needs greater support for daily activities, accommodations with living assistance may be more ideal. Attendants provide 24/7 assistance, allowing residents to live as independently as they can while receiving more hands-on care for chronic illnesses and other conditions. Services may include: Regular safety checks Physical transfer assistance Ostomy and catheter care Incontinence support As health needs change, more in-depth services may be needed and can easily be accessed in a community that offers a broad range of support. Retirees who need short-term or long-term rehabilitative care can find it through skilled nursing services. Skilled nursing services are available for individuals who are recovering after a stroke, an injury, joint replacement surgery, or another event that may require access to a team of medical professionals to help them on the road to recovery.Balancing the Comforts of Home with Community EngagementWhile researching retirement communities, making sure your prospects feel like home is important in determining if paying for senior living is a worthwhile expense. Comfortable accommodations and a variety of amenities can help make the transition from home life to a senior living community easier. Whats more, programming and social activities that keep residents active and meaningfully engaged with their neighbors can help make retirement life feel fulfilling. Some of the amenities to look for while searching for a retirement community include: Nutritious and delicious meals Calendar of social activities and special events Scenic grounds with opportunities for outdoor recreation Exercise centers and fitness classes Easy access to shops, movie theaters, and more Learn More from St. BarnabasAt St. Barnabas, we understand that your needs may not be the same today as your needs tomorrow or 10 years down the road. We offer several senior living options that support varying levels of need, including comprehensive care services. St. Barnabas proudly supports residents in the greater Pittsburgh area, including Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler counties. To learn more about our senior living services and how they support a continuum of care, contact us today.
Read MoreEstate Planning Still Matters in Pennsylvania Despite Federal Tax ChangesThe federal estate tax exemption has increased to fifteen million dollars per person as of 2025. This change has led many families to believe that estate tax planning is no longer necessary. For married couples, that exemption doubles to thirty million dollars. On the surface, that seems like good news for most Americans.However, for families living in Pennsylvania, there are still critical tax and probate issues to consider. Pennsylvania has its own inheritance tax, and the probate process in the state can be slow, costly, and emotionally taxing.Even if you are not concerned about federal estate taxes, your family may still face avoidable financial consequences if you do not plan ahead. This article will walk through what you need to know about Pennsylvania inheritance tax, probate, and how proper planning can protect your legacy.
Hello everyone. How are you doing, and how was your week? Welcome to Do your Parents wants to Stay. In this episode, we will be talking about; where I can get care, and the possibilities in terms of care and options that is out there for your loved ones. Click on the video and tell us what you think. Leave your comments. Topic: DO YOUR PARENTS WANT TO STAY: a weekly virtual educational series regarding aging well and geriatric wellness. Description Do Your Parents Want to Stay? A PennDYNAMIC Care At Home Community Education Series is a live, interactive Zoom and Facebook series to help families understand the real options, services, and support available when aging parents want to remain in the place they call HOME. Every day, thousands of families across the Greater Philadelphia area face difficult decisions about aging, hospitalization, recovery, and neurological conditionsoften without the knowledge, resources, or guidance they need. This series was built to change that. Each session features medical experts, elder care strategists, nurses, and specialty-trained professionals who break down complex topics into clear, practical guidance. Attendees will learn what families can do right now to help aging parents stay safe, supported, and well at homewithout sacrificing independence, dignity, or quality of life. What Youll Learn: Each episode explores topics that matter to every caregiving family, including: Understanding the realistic options for aging in place What to do when your parent says, Im not leaving my home How post-hospital and post-rehab recovery works at home Managing complex or chronic conditionsespecially Parkinsons, dementia, stroke recovery, and movement disorders How to keep your loved one safe with no minimum hours and flexible support When its time to consider supportive living within retirement communities How to evaluate care needs and build a customized plan using the PennDYNAMIC LifeCARE Pathway How to bring in the right experts without overwhelming the family Each session blends education, real family stories, Q&A, and professional insights. Why This Series Matters: PennDYNAMIC Care At Home was founded to raise the standard of home care for families who expect moremore expertise, more compassion, and more intelligent care planning. Weekly Sessions 15 - 30 minutes Zoom and facebook Time/Date: Sep 29, 2026 11:59 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Weekly Meeting ID Meeting ID 815 2270 8535 Security Security checkedPasscode******** checked Everyone goes into the waiting room.
SBB University welcomes Kyle Harder with VITAS Healthcare. Kyle shares the many services that VITAS can provide that wraps around the individual (as well as their families), discusses common misconceptions when it comes to hospice, how to pay for hospice care, and how quickly can hospice services be introduced when someone is in need of the service.To contact Kyle Harder, Director of Market Development - call 724-584-2364
Pittsburgh Mobile Footcare is growing and we are looking for a dedicated RN to join our team.Casual-part timeFlexible scheduling: days/evenings/weekends. Ideal candidate would be able to work at least 8 hours per week or more. Territory: City of Pittsburgh and East (ideal candidate should live in or near these communities) Opportunity to expand and grow your caseload We will provide training- no experience necessary. Pittsburgh Mobile Footcare is an RN owned company that provides routine foot care for seniors and individuals with medical issues who need our services in the comfort of their homes. How to apply: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1H8AD7B5Xx/
Read MoreAre you a caring and compassionate individual looking to make a difference? Join our team at Senior Helpers and become a caregiver! Enjoy a personally rewarding work environment, build meaningful relationships with clients, receive specialized training, and have the flexibility to work on your own terms. Apply today and start making a positive impact https://bit.ly/48yaTAt
Read MoreOur friends at ComForCare Home Care NW Pittsburgh is hiring Caregivers!Live your best life possible by helping others live theirs. Our caregivers are the heart and soul of what we do. At ComForCare, we like to celebrate successes and have fun while building meaningful relationships. Join our team and be a part of a certified Great Place To Work!Full Time, Part Time and Flexible Schedule Available!Click Here for Open Positions: www.comforcare.com/careers or contact them directly at 724-759-7674.
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