About Us
DON Services is a licensed home care agency providing in-home, non-medical care and support services across Western Pennsylvania. We help individuals remain in their home and community by providing personal care attendants to assist with daily tasks allowing individual to stay out or get out of nursing facilities.
Founded in 2005, DON Services is authorized to operate in 27 counties. Our home care services cover 10 counties, and our Nursing Home Transition program serves 19, supported by four office locations:
New Castle — Lawrence, Beaver, Butler, and Mercer counties
Donora — Washington, Greene, and Fayette counties
Penn Hills — Allegheny and Armstrong counties
Jeannette — Westmoreland County
Our Mission
Our mission is to empower people with disabilities to live as independently as they choose — assisting people with disabilities to live how and where they choose by providing home and community-based services across Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Lawrence, Mercer, Washington, and Westmoreland counties.
Our Vision
DON Services envisions communities across Western Pennsylvania where disability is never a barrier to belonging — where every person has the support to live, work, and thrive in the communities they call home.
Independent Living Philosophy
Independent Living is at the core of who DON is across all of its corporate entities and divisions. We strive to empower individuals with disabilities to achieve self-sufficiency, independence, inclusion, and integration into all aspects of society.
Our Core Values
Board of Directors
Thomas Fisher
Chair
Steve Cardella
CEO
TBD
Betty Main
Samuel Hill
Simplified Summary
DON Services helps people with disabilities live in their own homes instead of a nursing facility. We started in 2005 and now serve 19 counties in Western Pennsylvania from four offices: New Castle, Donora, Penn Hills, and Jeannette. Our caregivers help with daily tasks so people can stay independent. We believe everyone should be able to live, work, and belong wherever they call home.