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Easter Seals Adult Day Services in PittsbutghEaster Seals Adult Day Services
Adult Day Services in the Pittsburgh Area

Older Americans and their families have options regarding care. Easter Seals provides choices when a spouse, parent, grandparent or other loved one needs assistance with daily living, but is not ready for full-time nursing home care. Services benefit the participants and their caregivers.

What Are Adult Day Services?

A Taste of Independence

Save the Date: September 21, 2011

Where: The Twentieth Centruy Club, Oakland

An Evening Benefiting Children and Adults with Autism and Other Special Needs. Please join us for an evening of music, hors d'oeuvres, silent auction and wine tasting.

For more information
westernpa.easterseals.com
facebook.com/easterseals.westernpa
or 412-281-7244, x 229

Net proceeds benefit children and adults with autism and other special needs.

Adult day services offer respite for family members responsible for a relative who is unable to function independently, but does not require 24-hour nursing care. Participants may have:

Easter Seals provides a safe group environment with coordinated health and social services to promote stabilizing or improving self-care. Qualified, dedicated staff implement best practices in service delivery. The goals of center-based care may prevent, postpone or reduce institutionalization.
Medical Support

Many Easter Seals programs provide medical supervision and health-related services on a daily basis. Qualified staff administer medications and monitor a variety of medical conditions. Most often, therapy services (occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy) are available. Some medical programs also offer additional services such as bathing and personal care. Referrals to medical model centers may include individuals who have recently been discharged from a hospital.

Easter Seals provides choices when a spouse, parent, grandparent or other loved one needs assistance with daily living, but is not ready for full-time nursing home care.

Social Support

Easter Seals programs do not provide daily medical supervision and are designed for persons whose primary needs are for socialization, recreation, community involvement, some supervision and minimal assistance with activities of daily living (eating, dressing, walking, etc.).

In-home Care

Easter Seals in-home care aims to prevent premature institutionalization by providing the necessary support services to allow an individual to live at home. In-home care can both preserve self-esteem and dignity, and also promote increased independence.
In-home services enhance people's independence in daily living. Services include:

For more information, please contact:

Easter Seals Adult Day Services
2525 Railroad Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222 

Phone: 412-281-7244
Email: Easter Seals Adult Day Services
Website: www.easterseals.com

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