PHI and Pittsburgh's United Cerebral Palsy/Community Living and Support Services (UCP/CLASS) kicked off a Southwestern Pennsylvania demonstration program to promote relationship-centered care for elders and people living with disabilities.

"This demonstration is a milestone in developing a robust employer-based training system for personal care workers," said PHI PA State Director Joe Angelelli, Ph.D. "It's an investment that keeps on giving, as it fosters relationship-centered care skills at multiple levels within these organizations."