Vision Loss & Low-Vision Home Care in Pittsburgh
Macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, cataracts – vision loss changes how every daily task is done. Mary Angels Home Care provides experienced in-home support for Pittsburgh seniors with low vision or significant vision loss.
PA-Licensed
24/7 Available
Vetted Caregivers
Free Assessment
LTC Insurance OK
Our caregivers help with safe home navigation, reading mail and prescriptions, medication management with vision-impaired techniques, meal preparation, transportation, technology support (Echo devices, audiobooks, voice assistants), and the consistent presence that prevents isolation.
What Vision Loss Care Includes at Home
✓Safe home navigation (lighting, contrast cues)
✓Reading mail, bills, and medication labels
✓Vision-friendly medication management
✓Meal preparation and dining assistance
✓Transportation to retina specialists
✓Technology support (Echo, audiobooks, voice control)
✓Social engagement and isolation prevention
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
How do you help with medication management for vision loss?
Our caregivers use techniques designed for vision loss: pre-sorted weekly pill organizers, large-print or audio medication lists, consistent timing, and verifying every dose.
Can you read mail, bills, and important documents?
Yes – our caregivers regularly help with reading mail, bills, statements, and personal correspondence.
Are your caregivers trained on guide assistance?
Yes – our caregivers know the basic sighted-guide technique and use it during walks, transfers, and outings.
How much does vision loss home care cost?
Hourly rates typically run $25-$35 per hour. Long-term care insurance accepted.
Can you transport to retina specialist appointments?
Yes – door-to-door transportation to retina specialists, ophthalmologists, and low-vision rehabilitation appointments is a common request.
Can you help with technology like Alexa or audiobooks?
Yes – our caregivers can help set up and use voice-controlled devices, audiobook services, large-print devices, and other technology.