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Little Sisters of the Poor

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Little Sisters of the Poor is a nursing home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The home sits in Allegheny County and serves local families. It has a 48‑bed capacity and is run as a non‑profit. Its identifier is 340302 for state record keeping. Nursing homes give round‑the‑clock skilled nursing and daily help. Residents often need help with bathing, dressing, and meals. Family members choose this type of care when home help is not enough. The home offers a safe place for older adults who need constant supervision. Families can visit and talk with staff about daily routines. The non‑profit aims to serve the community with respect and dignity.

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Little Sisters of the Poor provides nursing home services in Pittsburgh, PA. Call (412) 307-1100.

Pittsburgh, PA

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Address
1028 Benton Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Phone
(412) 307-1100
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littlesistersofthepoor.org/
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Medicare rating 1 out of 5 stars overall
  • Health inspection: 1 out of 5
  • Staffing: 5 out of 5
  • Quality measures: 2 out of 5

Source: Medicare Care Compare (CMS)

Care types: Nursing Home

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Cost of senior care in Pittsburgh, PA

Assisted living in Pittsburgh, PA has a median cost of $6,480 per month. Source: CareScout 2025. Non-medical in-home care runs about $34 per hour (Pennsylvania median, CareScout 2025), or roughly $5,440 per month for full-time help.

Senior care costs in Pittsburgh, PA
Care typeTypical costNotes
Non-medical in-home care$34/hour~$5,440/mo full-time
Assisted living$6,480/monthprivate one-bedroom
Nursing home$13,688/month~$164,256/yr, private room

Source: CareScout Cost of Care Survey (2025).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Little Sisters of the Poor accept Medicaid?

Little Sisters of the Poor has not confirmed Medicaid acceptance on this listing. Contact the provider directly to confirm current coverage and eligibility.

Does Little Sisters of the Poor accept Medicare?

Little Sisters of the Poor has not confirmed Medicare acceptance on this listing. Contact the provider directly to confirm current coverage.

Where is Little Sisters of the Poor located?

Little Sisters of the Poor is located at 1028 Benton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212.

How do I contact Little Sisters of the Poor?

You can reach Little Sisters of the Poor by phone at (412) 307-1100.

How much does assisted living cost in Pittsburgh, PA?

Assisted living in Pittsburgh, PA has a median cost of $6,480 per month (CareScout 2025). Actual prices vary by community, room type, and level of care.

How much does in-home care cost in Pittsburgh, PA?

Non-medical in-home care in Pittsburgh, PA runs about $34 per hour (Pennsylvania median, CareScout 2025). Full-time care (about 160 hours a month) works out to roughly $5,440 per month.

Does Medicaid help pay for senior care in Pennsylvania?

Yes. Pennsylvania's Medicaid program offers waivers that can help cover home care and, in some cases, assisted living for residents who meet income and care-need rules. Eligibility and covered services vary, so confirm the details with the state program.

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