Multiple Sclerosis Home Care in Pittsburgh
Multiple Sclerosis affects everyone differently. The right home care plan needs to flex with relapse cycles, fatigue patterns, mobility changes, and cognitive shifts. Mary Angels Home Care provides experienced in-home support for Pittsburgh families navigating MS at any stage.
PA-Licensed
24/7 Available
Vetted Caregivers
Free Assessment
LTC Insurance OK
Our caregivers help with energy conservation strategies, fall prevention, transfers and mobility aids, medication routines, heat-sensitivity accommodations, cognitive support, and coordinating with MS specialists at UPMC and AHN neurology programs.
What MS Care Includes at Home
✓Fatigue management and pacing
✓Fall prevention with mobility aids
✓Transfer assistance (walker, cane, wheelchair)
✓Medication management (DMTs, symptom drugs)
✓Cooling strategies for heat sensitivity
✓Cognitive support (memory, planning)
✓Bladder and bowel program support
Why families across Pittsburgh trust Mary Angels
- Licensed by the PA Department of Human Services
- Vetted caregivers — background check, drug screen, references
- Flexible scheduling from a few hours per week to 24/7 live-in
- Same-day care available for hospital discharges
- Free in-home assessment with custom care plan & quote
- Long-term care insurance accepted
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your caregivers experienced with MS?
Yes – our caregivers are trained in MS-specific care including fatigue management, fall prevention, transfer assistance, and cognitive support.
Can you help during an MS relapse?
Yes – during a relapse our care plan flexes upward with more hours and support.
Do you help with cooling strategies?
Yes – heat sensitivity is real for many MS clients.
How much does MS home care cost in Pittsburgh?
Hourly rates typically run $25-$35 per hour. Long-term care insurance accepted.
Can you support advanced MS with mobility limitations?
Yes – for advanced MS we provide all transfers, personal care, and safe mobility assistance.
Do you coordinate with MS specialists?
Yes – we coordinate with MS specialists, neurologists, and the MS Society of Pittsburgh as relevant.