For seniors who live alone and may not have easy access to public transportation, relatively simple tasks such as grocery shopping or medical appointments become much more difficult to complete.

Volunteer and nonprofit groups can often step in to fill the void in these situations. Two examples are happening in the Pittsburgh metro area, where seniors are granted access to free, non-medical care to assist with a variety of daily needs.

Spotlight PA, a nonprofit news site that covers the Keystone State, highlighted efforts to help seniors in an article published this week. The report specifically mentions the “Open Your details ⇒

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