Author: Stephen Sternbach

With over 35 years of experience, Stephen Sternbach has been the Chairman of the Board of Directors, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Extended Family Care Services since 1987. After the sale of the New York and New Jersey operations of Extended Family Care Services, Sternbach brought the company private where he remains President and CEO of this 30-million dollar company. With Sternbach at the helm, Extended Family Care Services employs more than 650 employees, in six offices throughout Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York.

Four Tips for Caring for Your Senior’s Skin

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FIRST STAR TO RECEIVE COVID-19 VACCINATION

Home Care Pittsburgh PA-Carole Chiego, the Administrator of the Allentown Extended Family Care office has become the first Star Multi Care employee to receive the COVID-19 vaccination.

Best Tips for Helping Your Elderly Loved One Get Their Home Organized

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Happiest of Holidays and Wishes of a Bright New Year

Homecare Pittsburgh PA-Thank you to our staff, clients and business associates for making 2020 a successful year despite the pandemic. We hope you remain healthy and enjoy a prosperous 2021.

What Can You Teach Your Elderly Loved One About Healthy Living?

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Diagnosing Early Alzheimer’s: What Do You Need to Know?

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