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​Home Health Services: UPMC HomeCare

UPMC HomeCare

For patients who need hospital-like care at home, the UPMC HomeCare program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center provides a wide range of in-home services, including:

UPMC HomeCare is the region's largest network of in-home health services, caring for patients of all ages in western Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia, and eastern Ohio.

The network offers coordinated services, whether the need is a wheelchair or a hospital bed, chemotherapy or complex oxygen therapy, a visiting nurse for a day or an array of professionals for a chronic condition.

We are backed by the full resources of UPMC. This means access to some of the world's best doctors, an expert staff of nurses and technicians, and the latest in disease treatment.

Services are available in Allegheny County and nearly 30 other western Pennsylvania counties.

Contact Us
You may call UPMC HomeCare yourself to request in-home health care services, or your doctor may provide a referral:

1-888-860-CARE (2273)
Toll-free, staffed 24 hours a day by registered nurses and other specialists

1-800-654-5984
Hearing-impaired service

UPMC/Jefferson Regional Home Health, LP
1-888-860-CARE (2273)
www.upmcjeffersonhomehealth.com

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