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About Us

CarePatrol of Western Pennsylvania is part of CarePatrol, a national senior care advisory organization that has helped older adults and their families for more than 30 years. CarePatrol was created to make the search for senior care safer, simpler, and less overwhelming by connecting families with appropriate senior living communities and care providers. The Western Pennsylvania office was developed to bring CarePatrol’s personalized advisory model to families throughout the region. Today, the organization primarily serves Butler, Beaver, Lawrence, and Mercer counties, including communities such as Butler, Cranberry Township, Beaver Falls, New Castle, Hermitage, and Sharon. CarePatrol of Western Pennsylvania is owned by Julie Whitbeck-Lewinski, Don Lewinski, Eric Sailor and Ryan Buck. Each owner brings a unique skill set and background. These diverse backgrounds include occupational therapy, physical therapy, law, and financial services. The ownership group is passionate about helping seniors and their families. In late 2025, Lindsay Wiefling joined the team and has been an integral part of the success of Western PA. Lindsay brings a unique and care centered approach to each client she works with. She works with each family as if they were her own! Under the owners leadership, CarePatrol of Western Pennsylvania has continued to develop a personalized, family-centered approach to senior care placement. The organization works closely with seniors, adult children, caregivers, social workers, healthcare professionals, and senior care providers to help families understand the resources available to them. Over time, the local office has expanded its guidance beyond traditional senior living placement. Its advisors can now help families evaluate independent living, personal care, assisted living, memory care, respite care, nursing care, in-home care, and home health services. The team begins by learning about each person’s health, safety concerns, lifestyle, location preferences, and financial circumstances before recommending appropriate options. A defining part of CarePatrol of Western Pennsylvania’s history has been its commitment to providing guidance at no cost to seniors and their families. The organization is compensated by participating care providers when a family selects a service or community. Although the organization has grown, its central purpose has remained consistent: to help Western Pennsylvania families navigate senior care with greater confidence, reliable information, compassionate support, and peace of mind.