Medicare therapy for seniors in Pittsburgh, PA

About mental-health care in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh and surrounding Allegheny County together have about 1.25 million residents, roughly 20% age 65+, one of the oldest major-metro senior shares in the country.

Pittsburgh is one of the oldest major-metro senior markets in the United States. Allegheny County's 65+ share hovers near 20%, and both UPMC and Allegheny Health Network have invested heavily in geriatric and behavioral-health infrastructure to meet that demand. Our Pittsburgh patients come to us from neighborhoods across the city and the county, Squirrel Hill, Shadyside, Mount Lebanon, Monroeville, the North Hills, and the dominant mental-health realities we see mirror the demographic shape of the region: grief, caregiver burnout, late-life depression, and the specific loneliness that can set in after a spouse passes.

All sessions are secure video. We're not opening a Pittsburgh office, but we meet patients wherever they are, in their homes, in the smaller continuing-care communities, and in the senior apartment buildings that line the river valleys.

We accept Original Medicare Part B. We do not accept Medicare Advantage plans.

Concerns we often work with in Pittsburgh

• Depression
• Grief
• Caregiver burnout
• Loneliness and social isolation

Local resources available for you

• Allegheny County Area Agency on Aging
• UPMC Senior Services
• Allegheny Health Network

All our Pittsburgh sessions are 100% secure video telehealth from your home. We do not offer in-person appointments.