PRESBYTERIAN SENIORCARE
EIN 25-0969422 · Human Services (P750)
What they do
Non-profit Regional Network Providing A Continuum of Living and Care Options for Older Adults.In Addition to Westminster Place, Woodside Place of Oakmont, Southminster Place and Woodside Place of Washington, Three Personal Care Facilities and One Assisted Living That It Owns, Presbyterian SeniorCare is Sole Member of Numerous Nonprofit Membership Corporations Providing A Regional System of Housing, Personal Care, Dementia Care, Long-term and Rehabilitation Healthcare, and Community Services for Older Adults. It Also Manages of Multiple Affordable Housing Communities Serving Persons With Disabilities and Low-income Seniors Through A Service-enriched Model That Supports Aging In Place and Minimizes The Need for Institutional Care. Presbyterian SeniorCare Provides Charitable Care to The Seniors It Serves Who Are No Longer Able to Pay for Their Care. In 2023 Across Its Regional Network, It Provided A Combined Total of $22.6 Million In Benevolent (charitable) and Uncompensated Care.
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JAMES B PIEFFERDIRECTOR AND PRESIDENT
TODD R BOSLAUSENIOR VP AND CHIEF FINANC
CELESTE GOLONSKISENIOR VP AND CHIEF STRATE
BOBBI JO HADENVICE PRESIDENT, RETIREMENT
STACIE BORNEMANVICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING
MARK BONDIEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SHERWOOD OAKS
TANYA ULRICHVP AND CHIEF HUMAN RESOURC
WILLIS HULLDIRECTOR OF SALES
ROBERTA GRAYVICE PRESIDENT, CARE COMMU
JACKIE FLANAGANDIRECTOR, FOUNDATION
GREG MALISKYVICE PRESIDENT, SUPPLY CHA
CASSANDRA LAWVICE PRESIDENT, HOUSING CO
ELIZABETH THOMPSONCORPORATE SECRETARY
MICHAEL CHAIDODIRECTOR
ROBERT A FRANKDIRECTOR
JOHN G DORMANDIRECTOR
ROSANNE C SAUNDERSDIRECTOR
SANDRA R TOMLINSONDIRECTOR
DAVID J LOWEDIRECTOR
DANIELLE N LARSONDIRECTOR
THOMAS D PRATTDIRECTOR AND CHAIR
TIMOTHY GUERRIERIDIRECTOR
CLARK DELANOISDIRECTOR
WILLIAM J BATESDIRECTOR AND VICE CHAIR
JOAN L MASSELLADIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1964
- Location
- 1215 Hulton Road, Oakmont, PA 15139
- County
- Allegheny
- In care of
- James B Pieffer
- Primary officer
- James B Pieffer, President and CEO
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- PRESBYTERIAN SENIORCARE
- NTEE classification
- Human Services (P750)
- IRS tax category
- Continuing Care Retirement Communities