MedStaffers at Greensburg

01/21/2026

What are you waiting for? Come join our team!!

01/01/2026

MedStaffers would like to wish our caregivers, clients and business partners a Happy New Year!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from everyone at MedStaffers. May your day be Merry and Bright!

12/17/2025

We are adding to our caregiving team!! Specifically. for Normalville and Acme areas (but don't be afraid to ask about other locations!)
Help us bring our patient home from a facility to spend time with family. We are in need of a team of caregivers to make this wish happen!
Call (724) 953-0304 for details of open positions from the Greensburg office location.

11/27/2025

We are thankful for all of our clients and caregivers. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

11/18/2025

11/12/2025

At todays Direct Care Worker of the Year Awards the Lt. Governor Austin Davis shared a video message to Pennsylvania’s caregivers: “Direct care workers are extraordinary. They are the unsung heroes of our Commonwealth.”

PHA agrees, Lt. Governor. But words alone do not pay the bills. 94% of Pennsylvania’s caregivers were left out of this year’s budget. It's time to honor these Direct Care Workers work with funding that matches your words.

Office of the Governor of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Caucus PA Senate Republicans

11/12/2025

Are we happy that PA has passed a budget? YES! But are we happy with the 94% of Caregivers that were left unseen and unappreciated? Absolutely NO! Has this deepened the homecare crisis? YES! Our efforts will not stop. MedStaffers will continue to provide the absolute best service possible, because we do care about the 94%.
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HARRISBURG - The Pennsylvania Homecare Association (PHA) today issued the following statement in response to the budget agreement reached in Harrisburg.

Independent, taxpayer-funded studies commissioned by the Shapiro Administration and the legislature found Pennsylvania must invest more than $800 million to stabilize Pennsylvania’s home care system and align Direct Care Worker wages with neighboring states and competing industries. PHA has urged lawmakers to pass a $370 million increase in this year’s budget to begin addressing that gap, yet the final deal provides just $21 million - earmarked for only 6% of in-home caregivers— while choosing to ignore 94% of the workforce, and the families and patients who rely on them.

“This budget represents a devastating failure of leadership by Governor Shapiro, his Administration, and the General Assembly,” said Mia Haney, CEO of the Pennsylvania Homecare Association. “Pennsylvania’s legislature had the opportunity to address the state’s home care crisis but instead chose politics over people. Instead of solving the problem, lawmakers approved funding for just 6% of workers - while abandoning the 94% of caregivers who deliver the overwhelming majority of care across the Commonwealth. This is not how you stabilize a collapsing system; this is how you deepen a crisis.”

Every month in Pennsylvania, over 112,500 shifts of care go unfilled and one in four authorized nursing hours never takes place. Families are left without critical support—or worse, loved
ones remain trapped in hospitals and institutions simply because support is not available to bring them home. This budget ensures that those numbers will grow even more dire.

11/12/2025

The Senate and Governor have the power to act — and ensure no home care caregiver gets left behind.

Pennsylvania’s home care system is in crisis. Caregivers are walking away because wages can’t compete. Families are waiting weeks or months for help. Seniors and people with disabilities are at risk.

All caregivers deserve a rate increase. When we fund the frontlines, we protect care, strengthen communities, and save lives.

➡️ Tell your Senator: Support every caregiver. Fund Home Care.

Office of the Governor of Pennsylvania PA Senate Republicans Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Caucus

11/12/2025

Thank you for your service.

11/01/2025

MedStaffers' Greensburg office is coordinating a food drive to benefit local community food pantries.
If you are able to contribute, please drop off your non-perishable food items at our office, located at 4727 suite 103a in Greensburg (Berkshire Center, building one).
Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 8am to 4:30pm. The food drive will take place from November 3 through November 14.

11/01/2025

Many of our community friends are facing hardship. We hope these resources are helpful.

https://westmorelandfoodbank.org
https://www.pa211.org