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101 Mobility of Cincinnati
Blue Ash Ohio 45242
Description:
101 Mobility is a contracted PASSPORT provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Home Medical Equipment
- Home Medical Equipment Repair
4 Paws for Ability, Inc
Xenia OH 45385
Description:
4 Paws for Ability, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that trains and places service animals with individuals with disabilities to provide them with companionship and promote independent living. The agency accepts anyone who has a disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. They specialize in finding creative solutions for people who have severe disabilities.
55 North
Cincinnati 45208
Description:
55 North is an independent, community based non-profit
We receive support from the Ohio Department of Aging through the Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio, United Way, neighborhood churches, foundations and private individuals.
We do not charge for lunch, transportation, or social services. We offer health and wellness activities, transportation, social services, and caregiver connections, mostly free of charge.
Membership is not required to participate in any activity or service offered by 55 North, but it is a simple way to show your support. Click the button below for our online application.
855 O-H-CHILD, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Columbus 43219
Description:
Report Child Abuse and Neglect 855 O-H-CHILD
Ohioans who suspect child abuse or neglect now only need to remember on phone number.
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services has launched 855-O-H-CHILD (855-642-4453), an automated telephone directory that will link callers directly to a child welfare or law enforcement office in their county.
Reports can be anonymous.
What information do I need to make a report?
- The name and address of the child you suspect is being abused or neglected
- The age of the child
- The name and address of the parents or caretakers
- The name of the person you suspect is abusing or neglecting the child and the address if available
- The reason you suspect the child is being abuse and neglected
- Any other information which may be helpful to the investigation
- You have the option of giving your name or reporting anonymously. Giving your name can help the investigator clarify information. The agency will not give your name to the person suspected of abusing the child.
Please Note: All of the above information is not needed to make a report. If you are not sure you have enough information to report, always err on the safety of the child. Children services screens all reports to determine if there is enough information to investigate.
A Best Home Care, Inc.
Cincinnati 45241
Description:
A Best Home Care is a Council on Aging contracted service provider offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care Services
A Loving Companion Home Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45211
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A Loving Heart Home Health Care, LLC
Manchester Ohio 45144
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A Miracle Home Care
Cincinnati 45215
Description:
A Miracle Home Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking Services
- Personal Care Services
- Home Care Assistance
- Independent Living Assistance
- Homemaking Services
A Miracles Touch
Cincinnati Ohio 45229
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A New Beginnning Community Care LLC
Lockland Ohio 45215
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A New Hope Home Care LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45237
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A Touch of Care LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45239
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A Touch of TLC Health Care Services LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
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A-List Cleaning & Transportation
Cincinnati Ohio 45229
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A-Plus Care, Inc.
Loveland Ohio 45140
Description:
A-Plus Care, Inc., is a contracted provider of Council on Agin offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care
A.M. Best Company
Oldwick NJ 08858
Description:
A.M. Best`s interactive financial strength assessment provides an objective opinion on the ability of a specific insurance company to meet its ongoing obligations to policyholders.
AARP
Washington, DC NW 20049
Description:
AARP Services include: Driver Safety, Grandparent Information Center, Grief and Loss, Tax Aide Program and Insurance
Driver Safety Program
Cars have changed. So have traffic rules, driving conditions, and the roads we drive on every day. Brush up on your driving skills to stay safe! Call 888-687-2277 for information about driver safety program in our area.
Follow the prompts and be ready to give your 5-digit postal zip code. A local volunteer will call you back within 3-5 business days to help you locate the course nearest you. Or, visit the Web site for more information and resources, including safety tips, advice on when to curtail or stop driving, and the latest vehicle safety features.
Caregiving Resource Center
Connect with other caregivers, get information on developing a care plan and a care team, find care providers and connect with community resources. Click here to visit AARP's Caregiving Resource Center.
Grandparents Information Center
AARP's Friends and Family Web site is full of information grandparents will be interested in - whether they are their grandchild's full-time caregiver or a part-time babysitter.
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GrandFacts: National and state fact sheets listing services, programs, benefits, laws and policies for grandparents raising children.
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GrandFamilies Guide: Information, tips and tools for grandparents raising grandchildren.
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AARP Foundation GrandCare Support Locator: The GrandCare Support Locator is a service of the AARP Foundation. It connects grandparents with national, state and local groups, programs, resources and services that support grandparents or other relative caregivers as well as grandparents facing visitation issues.
- Join an online support group for grandparents raising grandchildren.
AARP Ohio
http://www.aarp.org/states/oh/
866-389-5653
ohaarp@aarp.org
Other helpful resources:
Grief and Loss: tips, resources and advice on how to cope during this difficult part of life.
Tax Aide Program: the nation's largest free, volunteer-run tax preparation and assistance service.
Insurance: Information and resources on topics from long-term care insurance to health insurance and Medicare.
Internet safety: Information and resources on internet safety
ADT Security Services, Inc.
Palm Harbor Florida 34684
Description:
ADT Security Services is a Council on Aging contracted provider offering Emergency Response Services (LifeLine).
AIDSInfo
Rockville 20849
Description:
AIDSinfo offers access to the latest, federally approved HIV/AIDS medical practice guidelines, HIV treatment and prevention clinical trials, and other research information for health care providers, researchers, people affected by HIV/AIDS, and the general public.
AIDSinfo, a service of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), is maintained by the National Library of Medicine (NLM), which is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The world’s largest biomedical library, NLM maintains and makes available a vast print collection and produces electronic information resources on a wide range of topics that are searched billions of times each year by millions of people around the globe. NLM also supports and conducts research, development, and training in biomedical informatics and health information technology. The Library coordinates a National Network of Libraries of Medicine, a nationwide network of health sciences libraries and information centers with a mission to advance the progress of medicine and improve the public’s health by providing all U.S. health professionals with equal access to biomedical information and improving the public's access to information to enable them to make informed decisions about their health.
AIDSinfo is 100% federally funded and sponsored by the Office of AIDS Research (OAR) and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)—both part of NIH, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
To learn more about this service, please read the AIDSinfo brochure which provides more information about AIDSinfo services and features and is available to download in a print-friendly format.
Disclaimer
AIDSinfo services and staff cannot replace direct communication with your health care provider(s). The staff cannot respond to specific medical questions, offer medical advice, give second opinions, or make recommendations about specific therapies.
AIDSinfo neither allows advertising on the website, nor endorses any company or products.
Background
The AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service (ACTIS) was mandated by the Health Omnibus Programs Extension Act (HOPE) in 1988. This legislation required the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to provide a telephone reference service to disseminate HIV/AIDS clinical trials information to health professionals and the general public. ACTIS, which was created by an interagency team at NIAID, FDA, NLM, and CDC, opened in 1989. During the 11 years of its existence, the service responded to more than 225,000 telephone requests for HIV/AIDS clinical trials information.
As new therapies and guidelines for the treatment of HIV/AIDS were approved, the need to provide up-to-date information in these areas became apparent. In 1994, six Public Health Service (PHS) agencies joined together to launch the HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service (ATIS) as a vehicle to quickly convey this information to people living with HIV and health care providers. ATIS became the central dissemination point for the PHS treatment guidelines through the telephone reference service and the ATIS website. ATIS was supported by funding from many PHS agencies including NIH, the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA, now the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services – CMS), CDC, and HRSA.
ACTIS and ATIS were merged into a single information service, AIDSinfo (https://aidsinfo.nih.gov), which became operational on December 1, 2002. infoSIDA (https://infosida.nih.gov), the Spanish-language companion website to AIDSinfo, was launched in April 2007.
Linking to this site
The text below is the HTML for a link to the AIDSinfo home page. You can copy and paste the block of HTML text directly into your webpage. Please observe the form of the AIDSinfo name: uppercase “AIDS” and italicized lowercase “info”, and no space between “AIDS” and “info”.
Abby Health Care LLC
Dayton Ohio 45449
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Abilities First
Middletown Ohio 45044
Description:
Founded in 1958, Abilities First is a non-profit organization, located in Middletown, Ohio, that serves children with a wide range of developmental disabilities including cerebral palsy, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down syndrome, learning disabilities, language and cognitive impairments.
With a continuum of programming from birth through many phases of life, Abilities First is Southwest Ohio's only direct service agency for individuals with disabilities that provides a diverse range of services:
- Autism Learning Center
- Speech, Occupational and Physical Therapy
- Inclusive Early Childhood Learning Center
- Family Advocate
Transforming the lives of children with disabilities impact families, communities and businesses in Butler, Warren, Hamilton, Montgomery, Preble, Greene and Clark counties in Ohio
Ability Found
West Valley City 84119
Description:
Ability Found is a publically supported 501c3 charity that provides mobility and other adaptive equipment to people in need.Ability Found specializes in assisting all ages of people with disabilities who do not have the financial means or insurance coverage to obtain the necessary equipment through traditional means.
Through our network of partners, Ability Found is able to provide mobility and adaptive equipment to those in need at low-and in some cases-no, cost. We are only able to sustain this critical service through the amazing generosity of individuals like you.
Our application process requires that clients apply through registered Professional Service Providers who have a good working knowledge of the equipment they are recommending. Professional Service Providers are typically physical, occupational and speech therapists, but can also be physicians, nurses, case managers and government service workers.
Once an application has been submitted, the staff at Ability Found will search for the requested equipment after which any applicable fees will be proposed to the client for payment.
Once a project is approved, the equipment is picked up by the Professional Service Provider or their representative at the Ability Found warehouse. The Professional Service Provider will also fit the equipment to the client and train them as necessary in its use. When shipping is necessary for the approved equipment, it is sent to the Professional Service Provider for delivery to the client.
Abuse and Rape Crisis Shelter
Lebanon 45036
Description:
ARCS Family Violence Program provides:
- 24/7 Crisis hotline response and shelter safe access.
- 24/7 Sheltering services for victims of domestic violence and their dependents.
- Legal and Social Service advocacy.
- Individualized safety planning.
- Support Group Counseling.
- Information and Referral for judicial, legal, financial, mental health, and housing resources.
- TTY and foreign language translations through "Language Line".
ARCS provides each sheltered family with a safe place to make decisions and to discuss often complicated relationships, dire financial and legal circumstances, health problems, contradictory feelings and confused thinking. Each resident is aided in setting his/her direction and goals through a detailed case plan that reflects the diversity of each residents needs, circumstances, and future direction. Each is informed of domestic violence dynamics, dangers, and health risks for them and their children through groups and individual sessions.
Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
The mission of the Academy of Medicine is to advance the practice of medicine and promote optimal health for citizens of Greater Cincinnati through education, advocacy, and communication.
Access 2 Interpreters
Columbus Ohio 43215
Description:
Interpretation and Translation Services
Access Center for Independent Living
Dayton Ohio 45402
Description:
The Access Center for Independent Living (ACIL) is a non-residential center for independent living whose board and staff are comprised almost entirely of people with disabilities.
Their mission is to ensure that people with disabilities have complete access to the communities in which they wish to live.
They do so through offering advocacy, information and referral, independent living skills training, peer support, their recycled durable medical equipment program and through assisting individuals transition from institutional settings to community living. Visit their webisite to learn more.
Access Ohio
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Established in 1984, Access Ohio 72-Hour DUI Program is the longest operating Driver Intervention Program in Southwestern Ohio. Access Ohio`s program is certified by the State of Ohio and meets court requirements for a DUI while avoiding jail time.
Access Ohio Mental Health Center of Excellence
Columbus OH 43235
Description:
ACCESS OHIO is accessible, comprehensive, and high quality mental health care services that provide Results That Matter so that individuals are empowered to achieve maximal recovery and improvement and to become contributing and successful members of society.
Access Ohio was created to provide top quality mental healthcare for all, including the economically disfavored. Access Ohio is dedicated to the often-overlooked individuals that often need quality services the most - Medicaid - and are dedicated to providing premium quality care at absolutely no cost to everyone eligible to receive Ohio Medicaid.
ACCESS OHIO - North Office
Mental Health Center of Excellence
8100 Ravines Edge Court, Suite 200
Columbus, Ohio 43235
614-985-3112
ACCESS OHIO - East Office
Mental Health Center of Excellence
99 N. Brice Road, Suite 360
Columbus, Ohio 43213
614-367-7700
Access Transportation (Metro)
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
Access
Access is a shared-ride public transportation service, providing curb-to-curb transportation for people whose disabilities prevent them from riding Metro buses. To use Access, you must first register and be approved for service, a process which can take up to three weeks.
About Access
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) was passed to remove the physical barriers that have kept persons with disabilities from fully participating in Metro society.
The ADA states that Metro`s regular bus service should be the primary means of public transportation for everyone, including people with disabilities. Under the ADA, Access serves as a "safety-net" for only those persons who do not have the functional capability to ride Metro buses. Disability alone does not qualify a person to ride Access under the ADA.
Customers made eligible for Access after January 1, 2004 are eligible for Access` ADA services only.
Access` service area and hours of operation are based on regular Metro service. Access service is limited to Hamilton County and within 3/4 of a mile of regular (non-express) Metro service and within the hours of regular (non-express) Metro service. For questions regarding Access policies call the Access information line at (513) 632-7590.
Rules of Riding
Access drivers are responsible for:
- Assisting customers on and off the vehicles lift or steps
- Securing your wheelchair or scooter
- Fastening every customer`s seat belt
- Contacting 911 in case of any medical emergency on the vehicle
- Collecting fares
Access drivers are NOT responsible for:
- Assisting customers in and out of buildings
- Carrying groceries and packages
- Installing child safety seats
Important Access Phone Numbers | |
Access Reservations | (513) 531-8888 |
ETA Line | (513) 531-6888, ext. 1 |
Customer Service | (513) 531-6888, ext. 2 |
Metro Travel Training | (513) 632-7587 |
Eligibility/Appeals | (513) 632-7585 |
General Information | (513) 632-7590 |
TTY for hearing impaired: Ohio Relay Service |
(800) 750-0750 |
Fare Deal
Metro`s Fare Deal program allows eligible riders to obtain a Fare Deal identification card valid for half-price fares on any Metro trip.
Eligible participants include:
- Adults 65 and older
- Medicare card holders
- Riders with disabilities
- Access card holders
Older adults are automatically eligible at age 65, proof of age is required. Medicare card holders of any age are also automatically eligible.
Riders with disabilities who don`t have Medicare and are not 65 must submit an application and be certified to qualify for the program. For Fare Deal information or an application call (513) 632-7540 (TDD Ohio Relay Service (800) 750-0750) Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays, 8:15 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Fare Deal monthly stickers are available for $38.50. The sticker allows for unlimited rides each month. Stickers can be purchased at Metro`s sales office between the 15th of the preceding month until the 10th of the valid month.
Now Metro is more accessible than ever
With the addition of our new low-floor buses, the Metro fleet is nearly 100% accessible to people with disabilities. These new buses allow for easier wheelchair access and feature ramps allowing for faster and easier wheelchair boarding.
Metro standard bus fleet is also equipped with features to make riding easier for people with disabilities. Newer buses feature an automatic voice system to announce key stops, transfer points and other important information. Also, more than 90 percent of our buses are equipped with a wheelchair lift and two securement areas for wheelchairs.
Accessible format materials are available on request.
Accessible Vans of America
Cincinnati OH 45246
Description:
Accessible Vans of America (AVA) is dedicated to providing quality rental vans with handicap accessible features. The organization is comprised of a group of independent wheelchair van dealers who are all committed to improving the accessible transportation options for people requiring adaptive equipment for mobility. All wheelchair rental vans are regularly inspected to ensure that you receive an accessible vehicle rental that is reliable and comfortable.
Each location has a fleet of rental vehicles with wheelchair ramps. Some locations have full sized vans and adaptive driving controls in the vehicles for rent. Vehicle availability fluctuates with the normal seasonal and holiday demand. Please reserve a wheelchair van rental in advance to guarantee that a vehicle meeting your needs is available.
Accessible Vans of America (AVA) has a wide variety of locations providing rentals of wheelchair accessible vans around the U.S. Each location has its own inventory of handicap accessible vans for rent with lowered floors, power ramps, and wheelchair lifts. Also available are hand controls, steering knobs, and other types of accessories to help you with any mobility needs. Whether you need a wheelchair van rental for the day, the weekend, or weeks at a time the
location nearest to you will be happy to provide you with the right mobility van for you.
Acclaim Home Health Services Inc.
Mason OH 45040
Description:
Acclaim Home Health Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Nursing
- Physical Therapy
- Personal Care Services
Our Services
Services provided by Acclaim Home Health Services, Inc. will cover any home condition. We work with your physician or primary care provider to align our services with your prescribed care plan.
We also consider care preferences and special requests made by you or your family. We listen, we observe, we assess and we effectively identify your dynamic care needs.
Here are the different services we offer:
We know that clients and families all over Mason, Ohio are looking for a widely-recommended Home health care company. Acclaim Home Health Services, Inc. guarantees the highest standards in the delivery of your nursing, personal care and therapy needs.
We are ready to provide you with services anytime of the day, any day of the week. For clients who are interested to know more about our services, give us a call at 513-336-6133 for an assessment or consultation
Achieve Rehab and Home Health
Cincinnati Ohio 45236
Description:
Achieve Rehab and Home Health is a contracted provider of Council on Aging providing the following services:
- homemaking
- nursing
- occupational therapy
- physical therapy
- personal care services
- speech therapy
ActivStyle Medical Supply
Minneapolis 55413
Description:
ActiveStyle is a contracted provider of the PASSPORT Program offering the following services:
- Home Medical Equipment
ActivStyle provides disposable medical supplies (incontinence, urological, ostomy, wound care, pediatric and youth and other medical supplies) to people with Medicare, Medicaid and various other insurance plans.
Active Day Ohio, Inc.
Cincinnati 45216
Description:
Active Day is a Council on Aging contracted provider offering the following services:
- Adult Day Services (and Transportation)
Active Day offers adult day services at three locations:
Butler County
Active Day Fairfield
5109 Pleasant Avenue, Suite A
Fairfield Ohio 45014
513-805-4215
Hamilton County
Active Day Cincinnati
2600 Civic Center Drive
Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
513-984-8000
Warren County
Active Day Franklin
333 Conover Drive
Franklin, Ohio 45005
937-743-6339
Adanech Corporation
Cincinnati Ohio 45239
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Addiction Services Council
Cincinnati OH 45219
Description:
Since 1949, the focus of the Alcoholism Council has been to reduce problems related to alcoholism and other drug addiction hrough the delivery of treatment and prevention services. The Council has a wide range of programs that serve children, adolescents, families, women, older adults and persons with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders. For over 65 years, the Council`s information and referral services have provided a central point of access to the existing public system of care. In July of 2003, the Council expanded its ability to provide assessment, referral and treatment for individual and family counseling with the introduction of the Recovery Health Access Center (RHAC) project funded by the Hamilton County Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board.
Adrien Pharmacy
Madeira OH 45243
Description:
At Health Mart we care about our patients. In fact, we go "above and beyond" what the large chain stores or other pharmacies can offer. Since we are locally owned, we choose to take the time needed to provide better care. We are committed to making it easier for you and your family to manage your health through the personal attention, unexpected conveniences, and trusted advice only available from an independent pharmacy.
Provides pharmacy services over 25 location in the Cincinnati Ohio area.
Adult Day Services, Butler County
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Butler County Adult Day Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging providing Adult Day Services to clients enrolled in the PASSPORT program in Butler county.
Adult Protective Services - Elder Abuse
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
Adult Protective Services (APS) works with Hamilton County’s elderly residents to help keep them safe.
APS operates (513) 421-LIFE (5433), Hamilton County’s 24-hour line for reporting elder abuse, neglect (by self or others) and exploitation of Hamilton County residents age 60 and older.
When calls are received by APS, caseworkers evaluate any risk to the safety and well-being of alleged victims. If they find that there is a risk, caseworkers work with families, social service agencies and other community resources to meet the person’s needs and to improve the situation.
APS caseworkers cannot force older adults to accept help. Mentally competent adults have the right to refuse APS assistance and intervention. APS will also not force competent older adults into nursing homes. When it is possible, APS will work with elderly adults to ensure they receive the help they need to stay in their own home.
All calls to 421-LIFE (5433) are confidential.
Advanced Care House Calls
Cincinnati Ohio 45236
Description:
Servicing the Cincinnati area by working as primary care providers, visiting homes and assisted living facilities for patients that have a difficult time getting to the doctor.
Advanced Care Professionals
Cincinnati Ohio 45249
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Aero Flow Healthcare
Asheville North Carolina 28803
Description:
Aeroflow Healthcare is a durable medical equipment and service provider. Among many products we offer incontinence and urological supplies, as well as mobility equipment. Additional information can be found at aeroflowurology.com and aeroflowinc.com We would like to be added to your resource directory. Please don't hesitate to email with any questions!
Affordable Dentures & Implants
Cincinnati Ohio 45240
Description:
More than 7 million patients have received care from an Affordable Dentures & Implants (AD&I) practice. Each AD&I practice is individually owned and operated by a licensed dentist, who is the Practice Owner, and supported by Affordable Care, the largest dental support organization in the U.S. focused on tooth replacement services. AD&I practices have an on-site dental laboratory, allowing the practice to provide same day dental services.
AD&I Values is to provide Affordable Quality,Trusted Advisors , Community Driven, Nonj-udgemental care.
The first Affordable Dentures dental practice opened in 1975 in Kinston, North Carolina when founding dentists, Dr. George Edwards, Jr., and Dr. Donald Henson, saw a growing need in their community to provide dentures and tooth extractions at affordable fees. Today, Affordable Dentures is now known as Affordable Dentures & Implants, with expanded services that include dentures, extractions and dental implants
Provides affordable implants for a full range of solutions; to replace a single tooth, to stabilize a loose denture or to create a fixed/non-removable appliance
Affordable Dentures (they provide all sorts of low low cost dental work including extractions, dentures, partials, etc.)
Afinity Healthcare Solutions
Cincinnati 45240
Description:
Affinity Healthcare Solutions is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- nursing
- occupational therapy
- physical therapy
- personal care services
- speech therapy
AgingCare.com
Naples Florida 34109
Description:
Agingcare.com is a community of caregivers facing the challenge of caring for an elderly loved one. The site serves as a meeting place for the free exchange of ideas with professionals, experts, and family caregivers.
You can search the site for answers to questions, one-on-one support and advice. The site allows you to post a comment or question and get responses, feedback and answers from other members of the Agingcare.com community.
Ahlers Meals
Vandalia Ohio 45377
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Alcoholics Anonymous Cincinnati
Cincinnati OH 45209
Description:
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday 9:30 am to 6:30 pm
Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
HOTLINE - (513) 351-0422, FOR THOSE WITH ALCOHOL PROBLEMS IS ANSWERED 24 HOURS A DAY / 7 DAYS A WEEK
Service individuals through the Greater Cincinnati, Northern KY and Indiana .
Alert Medical Alarms Inc
Jenkintown Pennsylvania 19046
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Alerts 911/ First Step Development
Delray Beach Florida 33483
Description:
Alerts911 is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offerng Emergency Response Systems.
- Medicial Alarms, Medical Equipment and supplies, security control, equipment-wholesale and manufactures
Algo Termite & Pest Control
Trotwood OH 45426
Description:
Algo Termite and Pest Control is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Chore Services
- Environmental Services - Pest Control
Align Home Health
Dayton Ohio 45432
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All Gone Termite & Pest Control, Inc.
Blue Ash Ohio 45242
Description:
All Gone Termite and Pest Control, Inc. is a locally owned and operated company with over 30 years of experience. They have been serving residential and commercial customers in the tri-state since 1985 and members of the MBE.
Their technicians are licensed and continuously trained on all the latest procedures to insure an effective and safe service. All products are E.P.A. registered and we will provide M.S.D.S.'s upon request.
Their services are tailored to you, their customer’s needs. They offer same day service when emergencies arise. All calls are answered the same day and are handled within 24 hours.
You will find prices, quality of service and their attitudes to serve their customers are second to none.
Give them a try and you will find old time service is still available. You may even save a few dollars without compromising service.
Allison Avenue Baptist Church
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Food Pantry
Alpha Riders LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45249
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Alpha& Omega Healthcare LLC
Fairfield Ohio 45014
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Altruism Home Health Care
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Alux Transportation (Nova Home care)
Cincinnati OH 45242
Description:
Alux Transportation is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Medical Transportation
- Non-Medical Transportation
Always There Healthcare LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45230
Description:
Alzheimer's Association AARP Community Resource Finder
Description:
Alzheimer’s Association AARP Community Resource Finder (communityresourcefinder.org) is a database of dementia and aging-related resources powered by Carelike®. The online tool makes it easy for people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias, family caregivers and those involved in making care-related decisions to find local programs and services.
Alzheimer's Association Miami Valley Chapter
Dayton OH 45459
Description:
The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support and research.
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association, Inc.
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
Alzheimer's Helpline
Description:
The Alzheimer's helpline serves people with memory loss, caregivers, health care professionals and the public. Their knowledgeable staff can help with understanding dementia and Alzheimer's, medications and other treatment options, skills to provide quality care and legal, financial and living-arrangement decisions.
Alzheimer`s Association of Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati OH 45203
Description:
The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- social work counseling
- Alzheimer's education
More about the Alzheimer's Association
The Alzheimer's Association Greater Cincinnati Chapter offers programs, support and resources for those affected by Alzheimer's.
For more information about this valuable community resource, visit their website: http://www.alz.org/cincinnati/
Alzheimers.gov
Description:
Alzheimer's.gov is a free information resource about Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Visit this website to link to authoritative, up-to-date information from agencies and organizations with expertise in these areas. Here you can find links to authoritative, up-to-date information from agencies and organizations with expertise in these areas.
This alzheimers.gov website is part of the federal government's commitment to help those facing Alzheimer's and other dementias. The National Alzheimer's Project Act (NAPA) was signed into law in 2011. This law requires the development of a national plan to accelerate research toward treatment and prevention of Alzheimer's, and to improve care, services, and support to people with Alzheimer's, families and caregivers.
Amadyss Healthcare & Training Services
Cincinnati Ohio 45241
Description:
Health Care Services where and when you need it…
As a team, we shall work together and combine our expertise in achieving the best possible health of each client. We are determined to give our clients more control over the health care they receive. Consequently, we also want to reduce the costs of health care by providing more flexible schedules of care that are more convenient for the patient and their primary care provider. If a patient wishes to receive care at home rather than a nursing facility or if your loved one chooses to continue recovery at home rather than prolong hospitalization, we can make it happen.
We offer our services to all without any form of discrimination:
AMADYSS Healthcare and Training Services shall promote equality in employment practices and service provision. In practice of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the company ensures that all eligible clients shall receive services due without unlawful discrimination against race, color, sexual orientation, age, disability, gender, religion, national origin, source of funds or veteran status.
AMADYSS Healthcare and Training Services combines technology, people and personalized care plans to give your family the kind of care that meets and exceeds your quality expectations.
Amaramedical Health Care Services, Inc.
Cleves Ohio 45002
Description:
Amaramedical Health Care Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
- home care assistance
On occasion, just about everyone needs outside help in caring for a loved one. When it happens to you, we at AmaraMedical Health Care can supply trained medical personnel who care.
CALL ANYTIME
For many of our clients, this is the first time they will need this type of service, and the information provided is intended to help you consider some ideas that we think are important.
LOVING CARE
All of our staff has experience in the health care industry. They are dedicated professionals who recognize the need for psychological as well as physical care.
AVAILABILITY
Our staff is available round-the-clock when necessary. We are one of only a few companies in the area who can provide this kind of service, and when you need it, it becomes very important. Our services are tailored to accommodate every individual’s needs, part time, full time, or 24 hours a day.
RECORD KEEPING
Complete records are kept during each shift including medication, activities, meals, and overall patient behavior. This is an incidental part of our job, but there are times when it is of utmost importance to you the patient and your Doctors.
Amazing Grace Home Health Care, LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Amelia Church of the Nazarene
Amelia OH 45102
Description:
The Amelia Church of the Nazarene provide food services for Amelia Residence Only. By Appointment only. To make an appointment you can call the church office T-Fri from 9-1pm.
Amelia United Methodist Church
Amelia 45102
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available, Food Pantry open Mondays and Wednesdays 11:00am-1:00pm- No appointment needed.
Amenity Home Health Care, LLC
Cincinnati OH 45231
Description:
Amenity Home Health Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking services
- personal care services
Ameribest Home Care.
Cincinnati OH 45246
Description:
Ameribest Home Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking services
- personal care services
Ameribest Home Health was recognized and certified in Apr 1st, 2009 by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) as one of the modern home-health care agencies which are scientifically measured and assessed to have high-quality home-health care services for promoting health and improving the quality of life. Ameribest Home Health is located at 1327 East Kemper Road, Suite 3100a Cincinnati, OH 45246 and can be contacted via phone number (513) 870-0604. Home Health Services being offerred by Ameribest Home Health includes nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, home health aide.
Medicare Certified Services:
- Nursing
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech Pathology
- Home Health Aide
American Academy of Family Physicians, AAFP
Leawood KS 66211-2680
Description:
As experienced drivers grow older, changes in vision, attention and physical abilities may cause them to drive less safely than they used to. Sometimes these changes happen so slowly that the drivers are not even aware that their driving safety is at risk.
The documents below provide tips for talking with elderly patients about driving safely.
American Association of People with Disabilities, AAPD
Washington 20006
Description:
The American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD), the country's largest cross-disability membership organization, organizes the disability community to be a powerful voice for change -- politically, economically, and socially. AAPD was founded in 1995 to help unite the diverse community of people with disabilities, including their family, friends and supporters, and to be a national voice for change in implementing the goals of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
AAPD was launched on July 25, 1995, and has received its 501(c)(3) designation. Key subcommittees of AAPD were developed to focus on three targeted agendas: Membership and Benefits, Policy and Operations.
The Web site includes a comprehensive list of resources for people with all manners of disabilities.
American Automobile Association (AAA) Kenwood
Cincinnati Ohio 45236
Description:
American Automobile Association (AAA) Web site specifically for older drivers. Site includes a self-assessment tool, education and training, planning tools for transportation after you quit driving, and other resources.
American Cancer Society Southwest Regional Office
Cincinnati OH 45206
Description:
Your local American Cancer Society office is your source for the most relevant information to help guide you. Appointments are needed for all services to ensure they have the right people available to meet your needs. Hours and services vary by location. You can always call their Cancer Information Specialists at 1-800-227-2345, 24 hours a day, every day of the year to connect with their valuable services and resoures.Locally their number is 888-227-6446.
American Compassionate Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45238
Description:
American Diabetes Association Cincinnati Chapter
West Chester 45069
Description:
American Diabetes Association leads the fight against the deadly consequences of diabetes and fights for those affected by diabetes. They fund research to prevent, cure and manage diabetes. They deliver services to hundreds of communities. They provide objective and credible information. They give voice to those denied their rights because of diabetes.They provide educational materials and referrals to community agencies and services.
American Heart Association Cincinnati Chapter
Cincinnati OH 45227
Description:
Educate the public about prevention and treatment of heart disease and stroke, improve knowledge, skills and techniques of professionals.
National Center Mailing Addresses
American Heart Association
National Center
7272 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, TX 75231
American Liver Foundation
West Orange New Jersey
Description:
Research, education, printed materials, fundraising and advocacy.
American Lung Association of Ohio
Fairfield 45018
Description:
As the oldest voluntary health organization in the United States, the American Lung Association`s mission is to prevent lung disease and promote lung health.
As a charter member of the nationwide organization, the American Lung Association of the Midland States is committed to carrying out this mission in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. In communities throughout the Midland States region, the American Lung Association is working to improve life one breath at a time through education, advocacy and research.
The American Lung Association of the Midland States is funded by public donations, along with gifts and grants from corporations, foundations, government agencies and nongovernmental organizations.
From tuberculosis to asthma, from tobacco control to clean indoor and outdoor air, the lung health successes achieved during the American Lung Association`s century of service have been gained only through the work of thousands of committed volunteers, dedicated staff and generous supporters.
For more information about the American Lung Association or to support the work it does, call 1-800-LUNG-USA (1-800-586-4872).
American Parkinsons Disease Association (APDA), National Office
Staten Island NY 10305
Description:
As the country’s largest grassroots organization serving more than 1 million Americans with Parkinson's disease and their families, APDA’s energy is focused on research, patient services, education and raising public awareness. Funding includes support of a national network of regional Information and Referral (I&R) Centers, chapters, support groups, eight Centers for Advanced Research, and grants to fund the most promising research toward discovering the cause(s) and finding the cure for Parkinson’s. Click here to learn more about their local chapter.
American Ramp Systems
Cincinnati 45248
Description:
American Ramp Systems is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home medical equipment
- minor home modification
American Red Cross Greater Cincinnati-Dayton Region
Cincinnati 45207
Description:
American Red Cross Disaster Services ensures nationwide response, preparedness, community disaster education, mitigation, and disaster planning in order to provide those who seek our assistance with quality services.
The Cincinnati Red Cross also responds to emergencies through its Armed Forces Emergency Services, International Social Services, and Health and Safety Services. They offer a Covid-19 Condolence Care Program to those who have lost a loved one to the coronavirus, and 24/7 resources for Temporary Shelter or Housing, Mental Health Assistance, Financial Assistance, and Health Services if you call their phone line.
American Urological Association Foundation
Linthicum 21090
Description:
The American Urological Association Foundation partners with physicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, patients, caregivers, families, and the public, established to support and promote research, patient/public education, and advocacy to improve the prevention, detection, treatment and cure of urologic diseases.
The vision of the Foundation is to be the premier provider and resource for the most current, comprehensive, and reliable urologic health information for patients and the public.
Americans Choice Health Care Services
Blue Ash Ohio 45242
Description:
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Ohio Chapter
Columbus OH 43214
Description:
ADA-OHIO is a state wide non-profit organization that provides information, technical assistance and training about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to individuals, businesses, state and local government agencies or municipalities.
ADA-OHIO information, materials and technical assistance are intended solely as informal guidance, and are neither a determination of your legal rights or responsibilities under the Act, nor binding on any agency with enforcement responsibility under the ADA.
As a way to help people learn about their responsibilities and rights under the ADA, ADA-OHIO provides training and speakers to groups, professional and business organizations, consumer organizations, conferences, workshops, seminars and support groups. If you would like more information about ADA-OHIO`s training services, please call.
Americare Healthcare Services, Inc.
Blacklick Ohio 43004
Description:
Americare Healthcare Services, Inc. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking Services
- Personal Care Services
- Adult Day Services
Amorso at Home Senior and Disability Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45213
Description:
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association (ALS)
Washington D.C 20005
Description:
Mission Priorities
- Raise the level of awareness of The ALS Association as the leading voice and most trusted source of information about Lou Gehrigs Disease.
- Lead, direct and/or collaborate on global research to understand the disease, develop treatments and ultimately find a cure.
- Provide every person with ALS and their families access to high quality, consistent and compassionate support services.
- Advance a nationwide advocacy program that increases funding for ALS research, improves patient services and empowers the entire ALS community.
- Function as one organization with unity of purpose.
- Operate within a business model designed to ensure stability and promote financial strength.
Anderson Township Senior Center
Cincinnati 45255
Description:
Our goal is to provide a Senior Center with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. A place where you can participate in activities, meet new friends and learn through educational programs. But our overall goal is to have fun!
The Anderson Township Senior Center is operated and managed by Anderson Township Board of Trustees. Anderson Township contracts with Cincinnati Area Senior Services (CASS) to provide daily meals, transportation services, and senior support services. The Council on Aging works with CASS to provide Meals on Wheels in our area.
What makes us a well-rounded Senior Center? Monthly, we offer educational programs, cultural outings, fun trips and guest speakers. These activities are combined with our daily/weekly activities of exercise, cards, bingo, watercolors, corn hole and more.
Angel Place Shelter
Middletown Ohio 45042
Description:
The mission of Angel Place Shelter is to provide a protective shelter for women who are victims of domestic violence and rape.
Animal Companion Counseling
Cincinnati Ohio 45214
Description:
Ann Sutton Burke MPA, BA, CMC
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
Ann Sutton Burke is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers
Areas of Practice Advocacy, Assessment, Care Management, Consultation, Counseling, Crisis Intervention, Education, Entitlements, Home Care, Information/Referral, Insurance, Placement
Annual Credit Report Request Service
Atlanta GA 30348-5283
Description:
Credit reports contain information about you, including what accounts you have and your bill paying history. The law requires the major nationwide consumer reporting companies-Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion-to give you a free copy of your credit report each year if you ask for it.
Anovy Care Home Health Agency
Cincinnati Ohio 45242
Description:
AnovyCare Home Health Agency LLC provides a complete range of non-medical home care services that will suit each patient’s needs. We design a care plan for each individual which ensures that our services would be appropriate for their specific medical conditions or recovery needs. We want our patients to recover easier and faster with professional care provided in their homes:
- Assistance with AM and PM Routines
- Help with Making the Shopping List and Grocery Shopping
- Help Climbing Steps
- Dressing Assistance
- Assistance with Mobility
- Bathing and Showering Assistance
- Assistance with Personal Hygiene
- Assistance with Toileting
- Monitoring Client’s Diet
- Medication Reminders
- Meal Preparation and Feeding Assistance
- Light Exercises
- Transportation Arrangements
- Assisting Client in Getting Up from the Bed
- Home Safety Supervision
Apex Home Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45241
Description:
We provide non-medical care to elderly, physically, or mentally challenged individuals, people experencing chronic illness or injuries, and residents requiring respite. Our agency is responsible for providing services to our residents, which include personal care service, homemaking care service, senior companion care service, private duty, nursing care services by skilled nurses, non-medical and non-emergency transportation.
Apex Home Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care
- Non-medical Transportation
Apprisen
Gahanna Ohio 43230
Description:
For over 50 years, Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) has helped thousands of people learn to manage money, balance their budgets and get out of debt through comprehensive personal financial education and credit counseling.
Arbors at Milford Assisted Living
Milford Ohio 45150
Description:
Arbors of Milford Assisted Living is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Assisted Living
- Community Transition
Arbors at Milfordis a leading provider of long-term skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation solutions. Our center offers a full continuum of services and care focused around each individual in today’s ever-changing healthcare environment.
Arc of Ohio
Columbus Ohio 43215
Description:
The Arc of Ohio works to create a world where children and adults with developmental & intellectual disabilities have and enjoy equal rights and opportunities. They recognize the fundamental roles of families in making choices and decisions for their children. They also hold that individuals, who are adults, have the right to make their own choices concerning where and with whom they will live, and how they will spend their time, regardless of ability.
The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field. Together with their individual members and local chapters, they represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. To learn more about Arc of Ohio visit their website here.
Arcadia Home Care & Staffing
Liberty Township Ohio 45044
Description:
Arcadia Home Care & Staffing is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care
- Dressing and bathing, grooming, light housekeeping, medication reminders, meal prep, comanionship, transportation (appointments, errands, and shopping), and exercise (walking and light activites).
Arthritis Foundation
Atlanta 30309
Description:
The Arthritis Foundation is the only national not-for-profit organization that supports the more than 100 types of arthritis and related conditions. Founded in 1948, with headquarters in Atlanta, the Arthritis Foundation has multiple service points located throughout the country. The Arthritis Foundation is the largest private, not-for-profit contributor to arthritis research in the world, funding more than $380 million in research grants since 1948. The foundation helps people take control of arthritis by providing public health education; pursuing public policy and legislation; and conducting evidence-based programs to improve the quality of life for those living with arthritis.
Ashley Place Care, LTD.
West Chester Ohio 45069
Description:
Aslan Worldwide
Cincinnati OH 45246
Description:
Moving Services
Assess Homecare Solutions, LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45240
Description:
Assistance Dogs of America
Sylvania 43560
Description:
Welcome to Assistance Dogs of America, Inc., located in Swanton, Ohio. ADAI helps children and adults with disabilities achieve greater independence by training and placing service and therapy dogs to assist with the individual`s daily needs. For over 20 years, ADAI assistance dogs have helped transform the lives of over 150 individuals and their communities. From children with muscular dystrophy and spina bifada to adults with cerebral palsy and spinal cord injuries, our service dogs provide their owners with self-reliance, self confidence and self-esteem, and most importantly, a chance to live their lives to the fullest potential. ADAI therapy dogs, equally highly trained, offer comfort and companionship to children in schools, persons in nursing homes and individuals with developmental disabilities, autism and Down Syndrome.
Assisted Care by Black Stone
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
Assisted Care by Black Stone is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Community Transitions Services
- Homemaking
- Independent Living Assistance
- Nutrition Consultation
- Personal Care Services
- Social Work Counseling
- Home Care Assistance
- Respite
Assisted Living Research Institute
Seattle Washington 45829
Description:
Our work isn’t just offering raw data and information – we offer deep insights and real solutions to problems seniors, caregivers and influencers face every day.
We believe that constant innovation based on scientific, intensive research can richly improve the quality of life for seniors for years to come. That’s why we foster a culture of that constantly pushes us to pursue innovation, by collaborating with industry influencers, experts, and caregivers.
Assistive Solution
Dayton Ohio 45459
Description:
Assistive Solution is a contracted provider of Council on Aging providing minor home modfication services.
Associates Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45211
Description:
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
Landover MD 20785
Description:
AAFA provides practical information, community based services and support to people through a network of Regional Chapters, Support Groups and other Local Partners around the U.S. AAFA develops health education, organizes state and national advocacy efforts and funds research to find better treatments and cures. In addition, the mission of AAFA`s Web site is to provide online access to AAFA`s reliable, validated asthma and allergy information and tools to families, patients, parents, healthcare providers, policymakers and others.
At Home Home Care LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45232
Description:
At Home Senior Concierge Services LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45208
Description:
Aventura Park Place (fka Mercy Franciscan @ West Park)
Cincinnati Ohio 45238
Description:
Ayden Healthcare of Fairfield
Beachwood Ohio 44122
Description:
Batavia Social Security Office
Batavia OH 45103
Description:
MONDAY - FRIDAY:09:00 AM - 03:30 PM
Except Federal Holidays
Bayley Adult Day
Cincinnati Ohio 45233
Description:
Bayley Adult Day is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- adult day care and adult day care transportation
Beacon Tower Apartments
Cincinnati Ohio 45230
Description:
Discover your new place at Beacon Tower in Cincinnati, OH. The 1839 Beacon St location in the Mount Washington neighborhood of Cincinnati has much to offer its residents. From pricing to features, the professional leasing staff is available to help you find your new place. Stop looking and get moving. Contact or stop by Beacon Tower to learn more about our community!
- onsite landury
- off street parking
- handicapped accessible
Please contact Becon Towers at (513) 203-6281
Because He Lives Food Pantry
Lynchburg Ohio 45142
Description:
Non Profit Organization assisiting with Food Pantry
Open Mondays from 9am-12pm , Tuesdays 5pm into 7pm
Bed Bug Burners, LLC
Kent 442040
Description:
Bed Bug Burners, LLC is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- chore (bed bug remediation)
Bed Bug Burners provides the state of Ohio reliable and safe bed bug extermination solutions to get rid of any infestation that comes into your home. We also provide general pest control solutions to those dealing with infestations in their residence. Open M-F (8am-5pm), Closed Sat/Sun
Bedbug Inspector
Columbus Ohio 43216
Description:
Beech Acres
Cincinnati Ohio 45230
Description:
Beech Acres Parenting Center offers a full range of mental health and counseling services for children. Services are offered at their offices, or at some Greater Cincinnati area schools.
At Beech Acres, they believe in a holistic approach, bringing together a team of professionals from many disciplines: child and adolescent psychiatry, counseling, and developmental behavioral support. By doing so, they can provide the best and most complete treatment options for your child. For more infromationa about the services they offer click here.
Begin the Conversation
Description:
This website provides tools and resources to help individuals and families plan for (and talk about) end of life care. State-specific resources and forms are available.
Begin the Conversation, an advance care planning program created to encourage the use of advance care directives, was created in 2009 by Wilmington, North Carolina-based Lower Cape Fear Hospice. To help everyone prepare for the unexpected, the goal is to encourage everyone to complete advance care directives with a focus on the value of conversations in advance care planning.
Bell Companions Home Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Description:
BenefitsCheckUp
Arlington 22202
Description:
About Benefits CheckUp
Many older people need help paying for prescription drugs, health care, utilities and other basic needs. Ironically, millions of older Americans especially those with limited incomes are eligible for but not receiving benefits from existing federal, state and local programs. Ranging from heating and energy assistance to prescription savings programs to income supplements, there are many public programs available to seniors in need if they only knew about them and how to apply for them.
Developed and maintained by The National Council on Aging (NCOA), BenefitsCheckUp is the nation`s most comprehensive Web-based service to screen for benefits programs for seniors with limited income and resources.
BenefitsCheckUp includes more than 2,000 public and private benefits programs from all 50 states and the District of Columbia, such as:
- Prescription drugs
- Nutrition (including Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP)/Food Stamps)
- Energy assistance
- Financial
- Legal
- Health care
- Social Security
- Housing
- In-home services
- Tax relief
- Transportation
- Educational assistance
- Employment
- Volunteer services
Since 2001, millions of people have used BenefitsCheckUp to find benefits programs that help them pay for prescription drugs, health care, rent, utilities, and other needs.
Bernens Medical & Pharmacy
Cincinnati OH 45238
Description:
Bernens Medical and Pharmacy is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home medical equipment
Delivery Area: Cincinnati
Bethany House
Cincinnati 45214
Description:
Bethany House Services collaborates with others to provide a full range of housing, education, and assistance programs to homeless and disadvantaged women and children.
Better Business Bureau (BBB)
Cincinnati OH 45202
Description:
Promotes ethical relationships between businesses and the public through voluntary self-regulation, consumer and business education and service excellence. Provides the public with registered complaints from consumers against different businesses.
Use the BBB to obtain information about businesses. You can utilize the service by mail, phone, fax, or e-mail.
BetterLiving Home Health and Medical Supplies
Cincinnati OH 45237
Description:
BetterLiving Home Health and Medical Supplies is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home medical equipment
- homemaking service
- medical transportation
- non-medical transportation
- personal care service
Bickford of Middletown, LLC.
Middletown OH 45005
Description:
Big H Home Health Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Bittersweet at Middletown
Middletown Ohio 45042
Description:
Bittersweet Farms is a provider of support services that include residential, vocational, and day program at Safe Haven Farms, which is situated on 59 acres in rural Butler County, in Middletown, Ohio.
Safe Haven Farms was founded in 2010 by a group of parents who wanted to provide an agricultural community in which their adult children with autism could live and work. The agricultural setting allows for the opportunity to learn new skills that build greater independence, self-worth and dignity. To learn more click here.
Blanchester Community Food Pantry
Blanchester 45107
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available,
Blanchester Senior Center
Blanchester 45107
Description:
Blessing Home Health Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Description:
Blissful Days LLC
Cincinnati OH 45215
Description:
Blissful Days LLC is a COA contracted service provider offering the following services:
- Homemaker
- Personal Care
Blossoming Minds
Cincinnati Ohio 45217
Description:
Blue Ash Recreation Center
Blue Ash OH 45242
Description:
The Blue Ash Parks & Recreation Department is responsible for the operation, programming, and maintenance associated with all of Blue Ash’s wonderful recreational amenities, including the; Recreation Center, Town Square and Veteran's Memorial, Golf Course, Cooper Creek Event Center on the Golf Course, Sports Center, Nature Park and Amphitheatre, Historical Hunt House, Hazelwood Community Center, and all of their lovely parks throughout the city! Parks and Recreation … the benefits are endless!
Blue Diamond Home Health Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45211
Description:
Blue Diamond Health Care is a contracted provider of Council on Agin offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care
BlueGreen Home Health Care
Dayton 45405
Description:
BlueGreen is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care
Bluebell Home Care
Montgomery Ohio 45252
Description:
Bobbie Sterne Health Center
Cincinnati 45202
Description:
Dental Clinic
513-352-3092
Health Clinic
513-352-2925
Body Donation Program: UC
Cincinnati OH 45267
Description:
Body donation allows medical students to closely examine, evaluate and understand the detailed structure of the human body. It also provides physicians and research scientists with the opportunity to gain knowledge which may prolong or improve someones life and impact the future of medicine.
Without this program, medical science and the health care field would suffer a devastating setback. However, the kind and thoughtful act of body donation can prevent that.
Bond Hill Dental Center
Cincinnati OH 45237
Description:
Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply
Bond Hill Senior Center
Cincinnati OH 45237
Description:
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission senior programs offer something to fit every lifestyle for those 50 and older. CRC recreation centers offer activities such as aerobics, sports, crafts and dance.
A highlight for CRC seniors is the annual Southwest Ohio Senior Olympics. Since 1992, this fun and challenging program has promoted healthy lifestyle choices and is open to athletes ages 50 and older. Events include golf, swimming, tennis, track & field and many more. Senior Olympics are held in April and May each year.
Since 1968, CRC has honored Hamilton County seniors at the annual Senior Citizen Hall of Fame. More than 1,600 seniors, ages 60+ have been inducted. This event unifies the Cincinnati community and recognizes the benefits and talents of its extraordinary senior citizens. The Senior Citizen Hall of Fame is held in the fall of each year.
Bonita Miller, RN
Description:
Bonita Miller, RN is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Waiver Nursing in Hamilton County
Booth Residence
Cincinnati OH 45224
Description:
The Booth Residence, operated by the Salvation Army, provides affordable housing for senior citizens and those with physical handicaps or mobility impairments.
The building, which is primarily funded by HUD, has 150 apartments. In addition to daily activities and a community library offered to residents, meals are also available for residents.
Cincinnati Area Senior Services provides congregate meals at this location.
Bradford Place
Hamilton Ohio 45013
Description:
Brain Injury Association of Ohio
Columbus OH 43221
Description:
BIAOH is a statewide advocacy and education organization incorporated in 1982 to improve services and supports to Ohioans with brain injury and their families, and to promote prevention. Their mission is to create a better future through brain injury prevention, research, education and advocacy.
Brain and Spinal Cord
Description:
Find help with:
Spinal Cord Injuries
Brain Injuries
Rehabilitation
Legal Options
Resources and information for brain and spinal cord injury survivoros BrainandSpinalCord.org was created and sponsored by the Swope Rodante law firm as a knowledge-base for brain injury and spinal cord injury survivors to help answer these kinds of questions. While the site is relatively new, we hope to eventually have answers and information about all of the most frequently asked questions and important issues facing survivors.
The website offers a directory of local rehabilitation centers. The phone number is directed to the sponsored law firm.
Bridge Center of Cincinnati
Cincinnati OH 45241
Description:
Offers education on how to play bridge.
BrightStar Care of Dayton
dayton Ohio 45458
Description:
From in-home care and assisted living to medical staffing and more, we offer a wide range of high-quality services to the Centerville / Warren County area.
Brightstar Healthcare of Dayton is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking services
- personal care services
Brightstar Healthcare
Centerville Ohio 45458
Description:
Brookdale Finneytown
Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Description:
Brookdale Springdale
Springdale Ohio 45246
Description:
Brookwood Retirement Community
Blue Ash Ohio 45241
Description:
Brossart Pharmacy
Cleves OH 45002
Description:
Delivery service to the west side of Cincinnati with notice.
Building Respect for LGBT Older Adults
Description:
The online learning tool "Building Respect for LGBT Older Adults" was developed by the Administration for Community Living and Administration on Aging, with support from many groups including but not limited to SAGE's National Resource Center on LGBT Aging, FORGE Transgender Aging Network, National Center for Transgender Equality, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the National Senior Citizens Law Center, Rose Villa, and the Methodist Home of D.C.
The tool is intended for long-term care and other aging service providers as an introduction to LGBT aging. For those participants using this tool who are working in a nonresidential setting, please print out and use this compendium guide to follow along with specific suggestions for nonresidential service settings. This tool is split up into six modules, each approximately 10 minutes long. It is recommended that you watch them in order. They do not need to be watched all at once.
This tool is a first step in learning about how to create safe, welcoming and inclusive services for LGBT older adults. SAGE's National Resource Center on LGBT Aging offers many training products that you should consider for you and your colleagues!
Building Value
Cincinnati OH 45223
Description:
Building Value provides hands-on job training opportunities for individuals with disadvantages and disabilities seeking employment in construction and retail. The enterprise is an extension of Easter Seals WRC's mission to empower individuals with disabilities and disadvantages to achieve a higher quality of life through employment and self-sufficiency.
Building Value LLC is a three-prong business involving light deconstruction services, a reusable building materials center and product reconstruction from recycled materials. The enterprise teaches skills in growing industries; it generates revenue to support other Easter Seals WRC programs; and it provides job-training opportunities for people who need work experience.
Click here for information about the program.
Click here to visit the store's Web site.
Built For Love Home Health Care Solutions
Springdale Ohio 45246
Description:
Bureau of Disability Determination (BDD)
Greensburg, PA 15605
Description:
The Role of the Bureau of Disability Determination
Once the application for disability benefits, or case is taken at the local office, it is forwarded to the Bureau of Disability Determination to assess whether the medical requirements are met for disability. Under the rules of Social Security, a person must be found unable to perform any type of work for a period of at least 12 months due to a physical, mental, or combination of impairments.
Under the Social Security Disability Program, an applicant cannot be found "25 percent" disabled as may be the case under the rules for worker`s compensation or Veteran`s benefits. The Social Security Administration uses a "Listing of Impairments" to guide disability assessment. This set of criteria is based on common types of medical conditions, such as arthritis, heart disease, and cancer. While every medical condition is not covered in the Listings, it does provide general guidance to assess them.
When the case is received by the Bureau of Disability Determination, it is assigned to a Disability Claims Adjudicator. This person reviews the application materials and may contact the applicant, or claimant, to clarify issues and obtain further information regarding treatment and limitations due to his or her impairments. The adjudicator then contacts relevant medical sources in order to obtain documentation regarding the impairments. At times, it is necessary to schedule consultative exams for claimants. This examination provides functional information to help determine what limitations may result from an individual`s impairment(s), and is not for purposes of providing treatment. Once sufficient medical evidence is obtained the adjudicator, using the Listings as a guide, will determine if the individual qualifies for disability.
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Columbus Ohio 43235
Description:
The Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation is the program that provides individuals with disabilities the services and support necessary to help them attain and maintain employment. Disabilities may include either physical, intellectual, mental health, or sensory disabilities. Vocational rehabilitation (VR) services are customized for each individual through assessments and one-on-one meetings with professional VR counselors.
Bush Recreation Center
Cincinnati OH 45206
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Our leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. We also help seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
Butler Behavioral Health Services
Hamilton 45011
Description:
Butler Behavioral Health Services (BBHS) is honored to be one of the oldest private providers of outpatient services in Ohio. Since 1948 their mission has been to provide exceptional service through exceptional professionals using holistic, state-of-the-art interventions. To insure your complete care they utilize staff from the fields of Counseling, Medicine, Nursing, Psychology and Social Work.
Butler County Adult Protective Services
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
Adult Protective Services (APS) receives complaints concerning the possible abuse, neglect or financial exploitation of impaired elderly adults living in Butler County. The goal of APS is to help remove the factors that are causing the mistreatment while introducing services to improve the person's care, thus enabling the senior to live safely and independently in the community for as long as possible. Every effort is made to inform the client of their options and help them make decisions that are in their best interest.
Butler County Auditor Office
Hamilton 45011
Description:
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00-5:00
Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
The Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities is founded on the belief that all people have inherent worth and the right to be treated with dignity. For over 40 years, the Board has provided information, support and service to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
Butler County Board of Elections
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Regular Business Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Please contact the Board of Elections at (513) 887-3700 or (513) 424-0469 (Middletown Area) if you need assistance.
Butler County Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR)
West Chester OH 45069
Description:
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR)
Assists people who have physical, mental, and emotional disabilities by providing vocational rehabilitation and other services.
Butler County Community Action Agency (SELF)
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
As Butler County`s community action agency, Supports to Encourage Low-income Families (SELF) exists to enhance the quality of life for county residents by impacting the causes of poverty and empowering individuals to achieve, sustain, and advocate self-sufficiency.
Butler County Department of Job and Family Services
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
Services
Adult Protective Services
Child Day Care Services
Food Assistance
Medicaid
Ohio Works First
Transportation
How To File A Complaint
If you believe you have been delayed or denied services because of your race, color, religion, disability, age, gender, sexual orientation or national origin, you may file a complaint within 180 days of the incident or treatment. For questions about how to file a complaint, call the ODJFS Bureau of Civil Rights, toll-free, at 1-866-227-6353. For more information, review the civil rights section of the ODJFS Program Enrollment and Benefit Information document.
Butler County Educational Service Center
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
The Butler County Educational Service Center provides programs and services that promote achievement and improve the quality of life for families and children.
Butler County Educational Service Center serves as the central educational and service resource for schools, government agencies, families, children and the community.
Programs Include:
- Head Start
- Early Head Start
- Help Me Grow
- Butler County Success
- Kinship Navigator Program
- Public School Preschool Programs
- Special Education Preschool Programs
- Related Service such as Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy
- Family and Children First Council
- Therapeutic Interagency Preschool
- Fairfield Preschool
- Academic portion of the Alternative Education Programs of Union Day School
- Family Child Care Licensure
- Early Intervention
Click here to see a more complete listing of all Services and Programs
Butler County Elderly Services
45011
Description:
Butler County Emergency Management Agency
cincinnati Ohio 45011
Description:
The Butler County Emergency Management Agency (BCEMA) protects Butler County from disasters through emergency planning, partnerships, and coordination.
BCEMA activities focus on the four primary phases of emergency management:
Prevention—Actions taken to avoid an incident or to intervene to stop an incident from occurring in the effort to protect lives and property.
Preparedness—Activities such as planning, training, public education, and outreach to create awareness of potential dangers and increase readiness in our community.
Response—Use of available resources to meet the needs of the community when disaster strikes. Depending on the severity of the disaster, this can include local, county, State and Federal resources, to include fire and EMS services, public works, and law enforcement.
Recovery—The long-range support of restoring the community to pre-disaster conditions. This phase includes damage assessments to public and private property, as well as social services to assist citizens. The length of the recovery phase depends on the magnitude of the disaster.
Butler County Health Department
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
The Butler County Health Department continually strives for improved quality of life for all individuals in Butler County by promoting health, preventing disease and injury, and supporting a safe, clean environment.
Public Health Nursing Department
Through partnerships and collaborations, the Public Health Nursing Department provides services to the entire community to promote health and prevent disease. They are specialists in vaccines for the prevention of communicable diseases for both children and adults. They participate in the Vaccines for Children program that allows us to provide childhood vaccines at very low cost. They offer international travel vaccines for anyone planning an overseas trip. Arrangements can be made to provide certain vaccines on site if needed (at schools, churches, public vaccine clinics). Nurses also coordinate programs in Butler County for the State of Ohio on lead measurement in children, tuberculosis tracking, the Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Program, and disease outbreak investigations.
Butler County Medical Society Foundation
West Chester 45069
Description:
The Butler County Medical Society Foundation was formed in 2000 in an effort to support the Butler County Medical Society through scholarship opportunities for medical students, and the education of the general public on current health issues and concerns.
Butler County Office of the Cincinnati Red Cross
Cincinnati 45207
Description:
Transportation available in Middletown, Monroe, Trenton, Madison and Lemon Township areas. No wheelchair access; clients must be able to get to the curb and get in and out of the vehicle on their own. Call 24-48 hours in advance. Pick-up times are Monday-Friday, 9:00 am to 12:30 pm. Donations are needed and appreciated.
Butler County Probate Court
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Hours of Operation 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Monday Through Friday
Probate Court is closed for Holidays
observed by County Offices
Butler County Regional Transit Authority
Hamilton 45011
Description:
Curb-to-curb, on-demand service for all Butler County residents. Provides demand-responsive service. This means service changes daily, depending on demand. Normal operating hours are 6 a.m.--6 p.m., Monday-Friday. No weekend or holiday service is available. Individual or group trips are available. Medical shuttle available. Reservations accepted Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.--2 p.m.
Shopping Shuttles
BCRTA provides area shopping shuttles at a reduced fare. These shuttles are available within the city limits of Hamilton, Fairfield, and Oxford only. Shuttles pick-up riders at a requested location similar to the Dial-A-Ride service and transport riders to a predetermined shopping area for $2 one-way. Pick-ups are scheduled around 9 AM and riders return between noon and 1 PM. Riders may visit more than one destination in the retail area if time allows. Shopping areas vary by day.
Community Connectors
BCRTA operates community connectors from Middletown to Hamilton and Oxford on a published schedule. Riders do not need to schedule these trips. Anyone may simply board the bus at a posted stop at the published time and pay the fare when boarding. Community Connectors will deviate 3/4 miles from the scheduled route to provide service at the community connector fare rate. Passengers must call a ride specialist to schedule a deviation.
Butler County Shelter for Battered Women YWCA
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
Shelter and aid to women who are victims of domestic violence
Butler County Sheriff
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
In Ohio, the position of Sheriff has been serving since 1788. Since the early 19th century, Ohio sheriffs have been elected on the county level. Each of Ohio’s 88 counties has an elected sheriff. In Butler County, Ohio’s eighth most populous county, Richard K. Jones is serving as 45th Sheriff of the county.
Learn more about the Butler County Sheriff’s Office:
•BCSO Coat of Arms
•BCSO Code of Ethics
•BCSO History
•BCSO Mission Statement
See also: BCSO Annual Reports
Other information:
•Butler County, Ohio government website
•Butler County information on Wikipedia
•Butler County census data
•Butler County Visitors Bureau
•Learn more about Ohio sheriffs from the Buckeye State Sheriff’s Association
Butler County Suicide Prevention Hotline
Description:
Mental health services, help with mental health, support groups for mental health, suicide prevention hotline.
Butler County United Way
Hamilton 45011
Description:
A toll-free* call to 2-1-1 or 855-405-7629 connects you to a community resource specialist in your area who can put you in touch with local organizations that provide critical services that can improve and save lives. Services are available Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM.
Butler County Veterans Service Commission
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
The role of the Veterans' Service Office is to provide temporary emergency financial assistance to veterans, spouses, dependent children and surviving spouses; and to assist veterans in obtaining earned benefits from the federal, state and local levels of government.
The Butler County Veterans Service Commission currently employs a staff of certified service officers who work as advocates for the veterans of Butler County. The office can help veterans apply for:
- service connected compensation
- health care benefits
- home loans
- education benefits
- temporary emergency financial assistance
- transportation
- non-service connected disability pension
- survivor's pension
- flags and grave markers
- document and medal request
- discharge upgrades
The Butler County Veterans Service Commission has offices in Hamilton and Middletown.
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority (BMHA)
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority (BMHA) is a non profit (pseudo-governmental) entity established primarily for the purpose of developing and /or operating affordable housing according to rules established by the state and HUD. As a public housing authority BMHA is established under state law and is eligible to develop and operate public housing.
Public housing made available through BMHA provides affordable shelter for low income families either citizens or eligible immigrants. BMHA Public housing serves mostly very low-income tenants who pay no more than 30 percent of their adjusted income for rent.
BMHA also administers the tenant-based Section 8 program currently known as the Housing Choice Voucher Program. Section 8 vouchers helps very low income individuals and families rent safe and decent housing on the open market. This program pays the landlord the difference between what the individual/family can afford and the actual rent for the unit. In this program payment is made to the landlord on behalf of the qualified person and is not tied to a subsidized housing project. This form of assistance is portable and stays with the qualified person in the form of a Section 8 certificate or voucher.
BMHA Public Housing Program
The Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority owns and maintains apartments within the cities of Hamilton and Middletown. The units range in size from efficiencies to two bedrooms in their high rise communities and two to five bedrooms in their family communities. BMHA also has handicapped accessible units in varying sizes as well as single family homes scattered through out both cities.
The application process typically takes about 3 to 4 weeks.
The applicant is contacted when BMHA has a unit available to schedule an offering appointment, the applicant can accept or refuse the unit. If the applicant accepts the unit then an appointment is made to view the unit with a BMHA inspector. Then another appointment is made to come in and rent the unit, if the applicant in fact chooses to rent the unit.
Any missed appointment is automatically counted as a refusal, which means that the applicant is dropped to the bottom of the waiting list
Rent is calculated based upon the income of the house hold and cannot exceed 30% of the adjusted gross income. Utilities are provided in some units and utility allowances are provided elsewhere.
All applicants must wait 1 year before reapplying if they were evicted and/or abandoned their BMHA unit.
All applicants currently on parole or probation for any crime are denied housing.
BMHA enforces defined criminal related housing denials some which result in a 5 year wait, a 10 year wait or a denial for life.
BMHA receives funding from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development to maintain and administer the Public Housing Program.
BMHA Housing Choice Voucher Program
Funded by HUD, and formerly known as Section 8, the Housing Choice Voucher Program helps very low income individuals/families rent safe and decent housing on the open market. Individuals/Families find their own housing and pay a portion (not more than 40%) of their own adjust income toward the rent.
The Housing Choice Voucher Program assistance makes up the difference between the Individual /family's contribution and the actual cost of the unit.
Individuals/families can take full advantage of the wide range of housing available choosing the housing that best meets their needs. Individuals and families can take their subsidies with them should they move. This feature allows low income individuals/families the opportunity to move into healthy, safe and economically stable neighborhoods and to move closer to family and friends.
Waiting List
Typically a waiting list exists for this program. BMHA provides public notice when the waiting list is open, or applicants can contact BMHA at any time to obtain current information about the Housing Choice Voucher Waiting list.
Voucher Allocation
BMHA Housing Choice Voucher Allocation is 996
Other Types of Housing Voucher Availability:
Non Elderly Disabled Vouchers: BMHA was just recently granted 100 non elderly disable vouchers there intent is to provide these vouchers to those applicants already on their current waiting list.
Tenant Protection Vouchers: BMHA currently has six (6) tenant protection vouchers which are all filled.
BMHA Senior Adult Housing
BMHA does not have housing units specifically designated for senior adults rather interested parties are provided with a listing of available housing in their Hamilton or Middletown locations that are deemed more senior adult oriented because of the units size, typically one bedrooms unit as well as units that are considered handicapped accessible.
BMHA does not have a Home Ownership Program.
CAIN (Churches Active in Northside)
Cincinnati OH 45223
Description:
CAIN's Choice Pantry can provide:
~ Food
~ Household and hygiene items
~ Diapers
~ Bus Tokens
~ Fans
~ Birthday gifts for children ages 3 - 10
~ Utilities/ Rent/Mortgage assistance
~ Furniture Referrals
~ Kate's Cupboard Baby Items
~ Birth Certificate fee / State ID fee assistance
~ Angel Shop/Christmas Help
GET HELP
To receive help you must live in the 45223 zip code
You must bring:
~ Photo ID
~ Current proof of address (utility bill or other business mail)
~ Verification of household members (social security card, birth certificate, medical card, school papers, etc.)
Choice Pantry Hours:
Mondays 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00am -1:00pm
In case of bad weather, we follow Cincinnati Public schools.
CARF International
Washington DC 20036
Description:
Helps consumers identify high-quality providers. Provides information and a listing of CCRC standards and communities.
CMFIT Global Health Consulting
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
COOLING CENTERS - BUTLER COUNTY
Description:
BUTLER COUNTY | |
Hamilton Police Station | 705 Hanover Street |
Lane Libraries | |
Hamilton - Lane Community Technolgy Center | Robinson-Schwenn Building at 10 Journal Square |
Oxford - The Smith Library of Regional History | 441 South Locust Street |
New Vienna - Clinton Highland Fire District Station | 676 West Street |
Wilmington - Wilmington Municipal Building | 69 North South Street |
Fairfield - Lane Library | 1485 Corydale Drive |
COOLING CENTERS - CLERMONT COUNTY
Description:
CLERMONT COUNTY | |
Public Libraries | |
Amelia - 58 Maple Avenue | 513.752.5580 |
Milford - 5290 Buckwheat Road | 513.732.2736 |
New Richmond - 103 River Valley Boulevard | 513.553.0570 |
Eastgate Mall | |
Cincinnati | 513.752.2994 |
COOLING CENTERS - DAYTON, OHIO
Description:
DAYTON | |
Mongtomery County | |
Greater Dayton Recreation Center | 2021 West Third Street |
Lohrey Recreation Center | 2366 Glenarm Avenue |
Northwest Recreation Center | 1600 Princeton Drive |
Washington Township Recreation Center | 895 Miamisburg-Centerville Road |
Clark County | |
Springfield - Meijer | 1500 Hillcrest Avenue |
Springfield - Walmart | 2100 North Bechtle Avenue |
Springfield - Walmart | 200 South Tuttle Road |
New Carlisle Public Library | 111 East Lake Avenue |
Springfiled - Clark County Public Library | 1119 Bechtle Avenue |
Springfiled - Clark County Public Library | 5 West Jamestown Street |
Springfiled - Clark County Public Library | South Charleston |
Springfiled - Clark County Public Library | 209 Main Street |
Springfiled - Clark County Public Library | Enon |
Bethel Township Fire Department | 333 Lake Road |
COOLING CENTERS - HAMILTON COUNTY
Description:
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Strategies to End Homelessness – CAP Line | 513.381.SAFE (7233) or Mobile Text 513.970.1515 (info only - no shelter placements given via text) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Cincinnati Recreation Centers | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bond Hill Recreation Center+A6:BA6:B37 | 513.242.9565 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bush Recreation Center | 513.281.1286 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Clifton Recreation Center | 513.961.5681 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
College Hill Recreation Center | 513.591.3555 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Corryville Recreation Center | 513.221.0888 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Dunham Recreation Center | 513.861.9417 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Evanston Recreation Center | 513.861.9417 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hartwell Recreation Center | 513.821.5194 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hirsch Recreation Center | 513.751.3393 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
LeBlond Recreation Center | 513.352.4013 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Lincoln Recreation Center | 513.721.6514 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Madisonville Recreation Center | 513.271.4190 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
McKie Recreation Center | 513.681.8247 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Millvale Recreation Center | 513.352.4351 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mt. Washington Recreation Center | 513.232.4762 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
North Avondale Recreation Center | 513.961.1584 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Oakley Recreation Center | 513.321.9320 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Over-the-Rhine Recreation Center | 513.381.1893 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Pleasant Ridge Recreation Center | 513.731.7894 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Price Hill Recreation Center | 513.251.4123 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sayler Park Recreation Center | 513.941.0102 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Westwood Town Hall Recreation Center | 513.662.9109 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Winton Hills Recreation Center | 513.641.0422 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Cincinnati Library | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Main Library - Downtown Cincinnati | 513.369.6900 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Anderson Township | 513.369.6030 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Avondale | 513.369.4440 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Blue Ash | 513.369.6051 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bond Hill | 513.369.4445 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Cheviot | 513.369.6015 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Clifton | 513.369.4447 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
College Hill | 513.369.6036 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Corryville | 513.369.6034 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Covedale | 513.369.4460 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Deer Park | 513.369.4450 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Delhi Township | 513.369.6019 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Elmwood Place | 513.369.4452 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Forest Park | 513.369.4478 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Green Township | 513.369.6095 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Greenhills | 513.369.4441 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Groesbeck | 513.369.4454 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Harrison | 513.369.4442 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hyde Park | 513.369.4456 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Loveland | 513.369.4476 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Madeira | 513.369.6028 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Madisonville Recreation Center | 513.369.6029 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mariemont | 513.369.4467 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Miami Township | 513.369.6050 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Monfort Heights | 513.369.4472 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mt. Healty | 513.369.4469 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mt. Washington | 513.369.6033 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
North Central | 513.369.6068 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Northside | 513.369.4449 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Norwood | 513.369.6037 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Oakley | 513.369.6038 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Pleasant Ridge | 513.369.4488 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Price Hill | 513.369.2853 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Reading | 513.369.4465 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
St. Bernard | 513.369.4462 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sharonville | 513.369.6049 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Symmes Township | 513.369.6001 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Walnut Hills | 513.369.6053 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
West End | 513.369.6026 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Westwood | 513.369.4474 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Wyoming | 513.369.6014 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Pools - Spraygrounds and Splash Pads | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bond Hill Recreation Center | 513.242.9565 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bush Recreation Center | 513.281.1286 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Camp Washington | 513.681.1241 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Carthage - Caldwell Sprayground | 513.357.7665 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Dempsey | 513.921.6338 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Dickman | 513.941.6270 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Dunham Recreation Center | 513.861.9417 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Evanston Recreation Center | 513.861.9417 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Filson | 513.721.1209 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hanna: Otto Armleder Memorial Acquatic Center | 513.721.7521 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hartwell Recreation Center | 513.821.5194 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hirsch: Otto Armleder Memoria Family Aquatic Center | 513.751.3393 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
LeBlond Recreation Center | 513.352.4013 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Lincoln Recreation Center | 513.721.6514 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Lower Price Hil - Oyler Sprayground | 513.357.7665 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Madisonville Recreation Center | 513.271.4190 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
McKie Recreation Center and Sprayground | 513.681.8247 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Millvale Recreation Center | 513.352.4351 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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North Fairmount Sprayground | 513.357.7665 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Oakley Recreation Center and Sprayground | 513.321.9320 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Pleasant Ridge Recreation Center and Sprayground | 513.731.7894 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Ryan | 513.661.3128 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Call A Nurse Healthcare Services
2300 Montana Ave Ste 504
Cincinnati Ohio 45211 Description: Camelot Community Care
7162 Reading Road
Cincinnati OH 45237 Description: Camelot Community Care provides behavioral health and child welfare services in Florida, Texas and Ohio. All of Camelot's services are community based focusing on helping the child in their home, school and the community. Services include:
Cancer Family Care
4790 Red Bank Expy #128
Cincinnati 45219 Description: Cancer Family Care is a nonprofit organization that helps children and adults cope with the effects of a cancer diagnosis in the family. Cancer Family Care is known throughout the Greater Cincinnati region as a force of compassion and strength in the face of cancer-related illness and loss. Cancer Support Community
4918 Cooper Road
Blue Ash OH 45242 Description: Cancer Support Community of Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky provides programs and services for people with cancer and their loved ones, no matter what kind of cancer or where they are on their cancer journey. The programs have been found to enhance recovery and improve quality of life and are always free of charge. Canine Companions for Independence (CCI)
4989 State Route 37 East
Delaware OH Description: Founded in 1975, Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) is a non-profit organization that enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships. Headquartered in Santa Rosa, CA, CCI is the largest non-profit provider of assistance dogs, and is recognized worldwide for the excellence of its dogs, and the quality and longevity of the matches it makes between dogs and people. The result is a life full of increased independence and loving companionship. Capital Health Hospice
275 Regancy Ridge
Dayton Ohio 45459 Description: Our Vision Capital Health Hospice will leader the senior health industry by providiing solutions to help seniors on thier own terms Our Mission At Capital Health Hospice Seniors,
Our Values: Compassion, Leadership, Respect, Gratitude Caracole, Inc
4138 Hamilton Ave
Cincinnati OH 45223 Description: HIV/AIDS Housing Programs and ServicesCaracole House Caracole House has been offering affordable, comfortable housing for adults with HIV/AIDS since 1988. People who reside in Caracole House receive case management and referral services as well as mutual caring and 24- hour support from staff and residents. Caracole House is open to individuals with HIV/AIDS who have no appropriate alternative living option. The House is a four-unit apartment building that houses up to eleven individuals. Each resident has his or her own bedroom in a three-bedroom suite. Food, linen and household supplies are provided. An evening meal is prepared for community residents, and food is available for all other meals. Caracole House is supported by the United Way, the City of Cincinnati and other funders. Shelter Plus Care Shelter Plus Care is a rent subsidy program for homeless individuals living with HIV/AIDS and their families. HUD provides the rental subsidies. Caracole provides intensive case management and supportive services to help these individuals and their families find and maintain appropriate housing and stay together. Shelter Plus Care is partially funded by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development and the State of Ohio. Caracole Recovery Community The Caracole Recovery Community opened its doors in 2000 and offers housing and a program of recovery from chemical dependency for homeless adults living with HIV/AIDS. In addition to providing case management and referral services, the Recovery Community offers a 24-hour supportive environment allowing residents to attain self-sufficiency and to recover from addiction. The Caracole Recovery Community is supported by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the United Way and the City of Cincinnati.
Care & Caring Nursing
8080 Beckett Center Dr
West Chester Ohio 45069 Description: Care & Caring Nursing is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Caregiver Assistance Network (Catholic Charities)
Mid-Pointe Tower
Cincinnati OH 45237 Description: The Caregiver Assistance Network (CAN) is a collaborative effort of Catholic Charities SouthWestern Ohio with dozens of community agencies to serve people of all faiths, providing:
Caregiving Angels Home Healthcare
530 Wessel Dr Ste 2C
Fairfield Ohio 45014 Description: Carestaff Ohio Home Health ServicesDayton Ohio 45406 Description: Caring Community Home Care, Inc.
2300 Montana Ave Ste 203
Cincinnati Ohio 45211 Description: Caring Hearts Home Care LLC
270 Northland Blvd Suite 204
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: We are a private, affordable, non-medical home care agency offering personal care, homemaking and transportation services to the elderly and disabled in the community. We currently accept long-term care insurance and private pay. Caring Lives Home Health Agency
7860 Sequoia Ct
Cincinnati Ohio 45239 Description: Caring Place
6312 Kennedy Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45213 Description: The Caring Place was established in 1982 by a coalition of churches serving Golf Manor, Kennedy Heights, Pleasant Ridge, and Silverton. The Caring Places goal is to provide a variety of services to members of our communities who find themselves in need of food, clothing, furniture, rent and utility assistance, family development and support groups. Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio
7162 Reading Road
Cincinnati OH 45237 Description: Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Catholic Charities provides 20 programs and services in the area of Children's Services; Adult Services; Counseling and Education; and Community Services. Visit the website for more information. Catholic Social Services, of the Miami Valley
922 West Riverview Ave.
Dayton Ohio 45402 Description: The mission of Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valleyis to strengthen individuals and families through actions of faith, service and charity. To learn more about the services they provide visit their website here. Center for Chemical Addictions Treatment
830 Ezzard Charles Drive
Cincinnati OH 45214 Description: OASIS (Older Adults Seeking Independence in Sobriety) is an educational program specifically designed for adults age 50 and up. OASIS provides educational experiences focused on helping individuals increase their awareness and knowledge of the nature, extent and harmful effects of alcohol and other drug addictions. Clients have access to CCAT`s full range of programs including detoxification, short-term residential treatment and Suboxone outpatient services CenterWell Home Health
7887 Washington Village Dr.
Dayton 45459 Description: ~~Whether you’re recovering from illness, injury or surgery, or you’re managing a chronic condition, we can help you get back to doing the things you love. We'll work together – with you, your providers and your loved ones – to build a plan of care that will help you take meaningful steps towards your health goals. We don’t just help our patients recover in the short term; our team is committed to giving you the tools you need to confidently manage your health into the future. Offers a variety of in-home care services to patients in their places of residence. Home care options include home nursing, hospice care and personal home care assistance to provide a variety of home health care services.Helps individuals within their household and reducing re-hospitalizations. Patients are provided with a home nurse who will support the individual through their recovery and provide pain and medication management. Specialized therapists are also able to assist with various rehabilitation services, such as home physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Medical equipment coordination is available for our home care patients if needed Centerpoint Health
333 Conover Dr.
Franklin OH 45005 Description: Centerpoint Health is a comprehensive behavioral health care provider in Hamilton County (Cincinnati), Ohio. Its mission is to strengthen the communities it serves by providing the best quality mental health care to children, adults and families. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
1600 Clifton Rd
Atlanta GA 30329 Description: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is an excellent resource for information and guidance on a variety of health related topics from chronic disease and smoking cessation, to fall prevention and flu shots. Here are some particular areas of interest for older adults and caregivers: Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Use the site's A-Z Index to easily find the information you are looking for. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
7500 Security Boulevard
Baltimore MD 21244 Description: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) falls under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and provides four primary services for the country's Medicare and Medicaid programs: administration of Medicare health plans; Medicare financial management; Medicare fee for service operations; Medicaid and children's health, survey and certification and quality improvement.
Central Clinic
2821 Burnet Ave
Cincinnati 45229 Description: Founded in 1923, Central Clinic has been providing quality mental health, addiction, and forensic services for over 90 years to children, families and adults. Central Clinic has nine locations in Greater Cincinnati that provide a variety of assessment, treatment, and prevention services. MissionTo provide culturally sensitive and outcome-driven mental health, substance abuse, forensic, and prevention services to children, adults, and families. Central Clinic accomplishes this by making services accessible, individualized, effective, consumer oriented, and recovery/resiliency based. Central Community Health Board (CCHB)
532 Maxwell Avenue
Cincinnati 45219 Description: The Mission of the Central Community Health Board is to provide community leadership and comprehensive behavioral health programs that support a strong, well functioning community and assist residents of southwest Ohio and surrounding areas to achieve their greatest potential and well-being. Program Directory
Certified Financial Planner
1425 K Street NW #800
Washington DC 20005 Description: A Web site that helps you understand the importance of financial planning, provides resources and tips to get started, and helps you find a certified financial planner in your area. Charlie 3/4 House
2121 Vine St
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: The sole purpose of Charlie`s 3/4 House, Inc. is to provide acceptable and affordable housing for alcoholic men in the early stages of sobriety, while they work on their recovery from alcoholism and find suitable employment. The resident has maintained over 90 days of continuous sobriety, Check List for Final Details Following the Death of a Loved OneDescription: Check List for Final Details
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Child and Dependent Care Tax CreditDescription: Use search window and type in "Child and Dependent Care Credit". This credit helps families who pay for child care so that they can work or look for work. The dollar amount of the credit depends on the number of children you are raising, family income, and the amount of money you pay for child care. The child must be your dependent, as defined by the IRS. Christ Community
5819 Salvia Ave
Cincinnati 45224 Description: Christ`s Community in College Hill is a united outreach of several churches serving College Hill. Christ`s Community builds bridges across racial, cultural, economic, social and denominational lines in order to meet the needs of people in the College Hill community. Chronic Disease Fund/Good Days
6900 N. Dallas Parkway
Plano 75024 Description: Also know as Good Days, Good Days exists to pay the prohibitively costly insurance co-pays of life-extending and life-saving treatments for people otherwise unable to afford those treatments. Further, to offer patients and families additional financial help, emotional support, and guidance to the best available information and support for each specific disease state. Church of the Advent
2366 Kemper Lane
Cincinnati 45206 Description: Food Pantry Services Available Cincinnati (Downtown) Local Social Security Office
550 MAIN ST
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: MONDAY - FRIDAY:09:00 AM - 03:30 PM Cincinnati (North) Social Security Office
10205 Reading Road
Cincinnati 45241 Description: MONDAY - FRIDAY:09:00 AM - 03:30 PM Cincinnati Area Senior Services, Inc
2368 Victory Parkway
Cincinnati OH 45206 Description: Cincinnati Area Senior Services, Inc. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Transportation CASS provides two kinds of vital transportation for those age 60 and older:
Guardianship Guardianship Assistance Program (GAP): The senior who is both very compromised and completely alone is a special, and often desperate case. Typically a group home or nursing home resident age 60 or older, this client may require a court-appointed Guardian to advocate for his or her interests, make health care decisions, and provide the comfort of human contact. Guardianship is a legally defined process. While it may pertain to the individual, the estate, or both, CASS's program is solely involved in the care and management of the person. GAP recruits and trains guardians for this compassionate task, providing legal and social services support. CASS also holds quarterly training sessions to monitor program quality and assure dignity in the face of decline. Guardianship services are available in Hamilton County only, although volunteers can live outside Hamilton County. Congregate Meals CASS offers congegate meals at the following centers- call 513-721-4330 for questions:
Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI)
2045 Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45202-1490 Description: Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) is a private, not-for-profit organization with a long and respected tradition of offering comprehensive services to people who are blind or visually impaired. CABVI services include employment assistance, low vision services, radio reading, rehabilitation training, computer access, orientation and mobility training, talking books, social services, and a speakers bureau. Cincinnati BVR Office
895 Central Ave., 7th Floor
Cincinnati 45202 Description: Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR) Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired (BSVI) Cincinnati Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service
225 East Sixth Street
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: The Cincinnati Bar Association (CBA) has addressed and served the needs of the Cincinnati community. The CBA stands firm in its belief that the law is for the people. By providing legal education, various legal programs, referral services, and many community service projects, the CBA continues its commitment to the legal profession of Cincinnati, and most importantly, to the residents of the Greater Cincinnati community. Cincinnati Center for Autism
305 Cameron Rd.
Springdale Ohio 45246 Description: The Cincinnati Center for Autism provides a variety of services designed to help children with autism reach thier fullest potential. Their programs address many of the behavioral, social, communcation and motor delays common in children with autism. For more information on the programs they provide click here. Cincinnati Children's Hospital - Liberty Campus
7777 Yankee Road
Liberty Township Ohio 45044 Description: Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center is dedicated to providing the highest level of pediatric care. As Greater Cincinnati`s only pediatric hospital, Cincinnati Children`s is committed to bringing the very best medical care to children in our community. Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center
3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati 45229-3039 Description: Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center is dedicated to providing the highest level of pediatric care. As Greater Cincinnati`s only pediatric hospital, Cincinnati Children`s is committed to bringing the very best medical care to children in our community. Provides improved access for specialities including: gastroenterology, ENT, neurology, heart, genetics, urology, pediatric surgery clinic. Open M-F (8am-5pm), Closed Sat/Sun Cincinnati Computer Cooperative
49 Novner Drive
Cincinnati 45215 Description: Cincinnati Computer Cooperative is a nonprofit organization that partners with local businesses and individuals to provide refurbished computers to area seniors, schools, nonprofits and others in need. For seniors, refurbished computers are available starting at $75.00. A free training class is required with the purchase of a computer. Training classes are offered every Saturday between the hours of 9:00-10:00 a.m. at 49 Novner Dr, Cincinnati OH. The class takes approximately 1 hour. Discount Internet access is also availab. The nonprofit Cincinnati Computer Cooperative helps you get the computer you need at a price you can afford. The Cooperative accepts donations of gently used computers, refurbishes them, then offers them at below market prices starting at $150.
People over 55 years of age are eligible. So are students, those on any form of public assistance. Also nonprofits and schools. Seniors often buy for younger students in their family. Prices for laptops and desktops start at just $150 and include free software and a full year’s guarantee. It’s easy: just call 513.771.3262. A helpful, experienced staff member will be happy to guide you through buying your new-to-you computer. Cincinnati Dental Society
9200 Montgomery Rd
Cincinnati oh 45242 Description: The Cincinnati Dental Society Web site provides lists of dental clinics by county, providers who offer emergency services, and also Medicaid dental providers. Cincinnati Fire Department
805 Central Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: Cincinnati Fire Prevention Through Education
700 W Pete Rose Way
Cincinnati Ohio 45203 Description:
Cincinnati Health Department
3101 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45229 Description: Mission of Cincinnati Health Department Clinics To work for the health and wellness of Cincinnati citizens, employing methods that include surveillance, assessment, disease prevention, health education and assuring access to public health services. The Health Department is committed to providing programs and services, facilitating partnerships, promoting wellness and advocating prudent, ethical and effective health policies. Cincinnati Home Care
742 Waycross Road
Cincinnati Ohio 45240 Description: Cincinnati Home Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Cincinnati Human Relations Commission
801 Plum Street
Cincinnati 45202-5704 Description: On November 17, 1943, the Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee (MFRC) was created by resolution of Cincinnati City Council. The resolution provided that the Mayor be authorized to appoint an independent committee representing various racial, industrial, religious, and other groups, for the purpose of studying the problems connected with the promotion of harmony and tolerance, and acting as an advisory committee for the solution of such problems. The Committee, the second group of its type established in the United States, was composed of 36 trustees appointed by the Mayor and about 150 citizens. Cincinnati Job Corps Center
1409 Western Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45214 Description: At Cincinnati Job Corps Center, we support the Job Corps program`s mission of teaching eligible young people the skills they need to become employable and independent and placing them in meaningful jobs or further education. Cincinnati Mall
600 Cincinnati Mills Drive
Cincinnati OH 45240 Description: Monday-Saturday 10am-9pm Sunday: 12pm-6pm Cincinnati Medical Transport
5885 Hamilton Cleves Rd.
Cleves Ohio 45002 Description: Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
1627 Western Ave.
Cincinnati 45214 Description: (CMHA) is a non profit (pseudo-governmental) entity established primarily for the purpose of developing and / or operating affordable housing according to rules established by the state and HUD. CMHA as a public housing authority is established under state law and is eligible to develop and operate public housing. CMHA public housing provides affordable shelter for low income families either citizens or eligible immigrants. CMHA's public housing serves mostly very low-income tenants who pay no more than 30 percent of their adjusted income for rent. CMHA also administers the tenant-based Section 8 program known also as the Housing Choice Voucher Program. This section 8 voucher program helps very low income individuals and families rent safe and decent housing on the open market. This program pays the landlord the difference between what the individual/family can afford and the actual rent for the unit. In this program payment is made to the landlord on behalf of the qualified person and is not tied to a subsidized housing project. This form of assistance is portable and stays with the qualified person in the form of a Section 8 certificate or voucher. Public Housing Leasing Office 1635 Western Ave. Housing Choice Voucher Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority Hamilton County Subsidized Housing InformationCMHA Senior Housing Options Baldwin Grove 11111 Springfield Pike, Cincinnati Ohio 45246 CMHA opened its newest senior community in 2007 with the goal of providing new affordable apartments to senior adult residents in the northern part of Hamilton County. About half of the apartments are categorized as public housing. The remaining apartments are either subsidized through site based vouchers or tax credits. . Residents still only pay 30% percent of their adjusted gross monthly income for rent, plus making this new community very affordable for seniors living on fixed income. Other CMHA Senior Communities
Handicapped Accessible Housing Handicapped accessible housing may be available within CMHA designated senior housing communities. Additional handicapped-accessible housing is available in CMHA apartments, townhomes and other multi family homes including but not limited to;
CMHA Public Housing Program
Applications for public housing are accepted at the CMHA leasing office at 1635 Western Avenue. CMHA Public Housing Eligibility Requirements Public housing is limited to income qualified families and individuals CMHA uses income limits developed by HUD. The income limits for CMHA are available on their web site at www.cintimha.com. First Preference is given to:
CMHA applies the working Family Preference to both new admissions and current residents seeking an Incentive Transfer. CMHA reviews rental history for at least the past 3 years. All previous subsidized landlords are reportedly reviewed. CMHA also reviews all criminal activity for at least the past 3 years. How Long Can a Resident Remain in Public Housing?
How is Rent Determined? Rent which is referred to as the Total Tenant Payment (TTP) in this program would be based on the family's anticipated gross annual less deductions, if any HUD regulations allow CMHA to exclude the following allowances from annual income:
A CMHA representative determines if any of the allowable deductions should be subtracted from the applicant's annual income Annual Income is the anticipated total income from all sources received from the:
Cincinnati Nature Center
4949 Tealtown Road
Milford Ohio 45140 Description: Just minutes away from the downtown urban core, Cincinnati Nature Center offers tranquility and solace among more than 1,600 acres of forests, fields, streams and ponds. With 20 miles of award-winning trails on two picturesque properties, the Nature Center provides spectacular experiences for people of all ages during all seasons. From enchanting spring wildflowers to the dazzling colors of autumn, the ever-changing beauty of nature attracts more than 150,000 visitors each year. Cincinnati Nature Center is the largest member-supported nature center in the country, with over 150,000 visitors a year. It provides the community with a unique and valuable education resource for innovative, nature-based learning opportunities in a variety of formats. School field trips, family and adult seasonal programming, summer camps, off-site travel, teacher retreats, in-school programs and volunteer classes all help connect individuals with nature. Annual membership and/or entrance fee required. Cincinnati Optimum Residential Environments (CORE)
75 Tri-County Parkway
Cincinnati 45246 Description: CORE is a not for profit corporation committed to providing, promoting, and accessing services so that individuals with developmental disabilities actively participate in all aspects of the community. While optimum residential and employment supports are the primary focus of CORE and ENCORE, a wide range of contract services are also available to individuals, their families, other providers and community members. These include:
CORE is primarily Medicaid funded. Other funding sources include state and county supported-living funds, private payments, and charitable contributions. CORE is certified and regulated by the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities; by the Indiana Division of Disability, Aging and Rehabilitation; and by other state and local entities specific to each community. CORE complies with reporting requirements of the Health Care Finance Administration. CORE participates in monitoring of its residences by the ARC, a national advocacy agency and county boards of MR/DD. As well, CORE's financial position is reviewed annually by county boards and independent certified public accounting firm.
Cincinnati Optometrist- Dr. Tod Winkler
7599 Kenwood Rd
Cincinnati Ohio 45242 Description: Homebound eye care services for the elderly or anyone else seeking the convenience of an at home eye exam. Dr. Tod Winkler is a proud member of The American Academy of Home Care Medicine.
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
805 Central Avenue
Cincinnati 45202 Description: The Cincinnati Recreation Commission is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Senior Centers Senior programming is available at many CRC recreation and senior centers. Click here for a complete list of locations. Senior Olympics The Cincinnati Recreation Commission has hosted the Southwest Ohio Senior Olympics since 1992. This fun and challenging program is open to athletes ages 50 and older. Events include golf, swimming, tennis, track & field, and many more. For more information please call 513-352-4012 or e-mail seniorolympics@cincinnati-oh.gov Cincinnati VA Medical Center
3200 Vine Street
Cincinnati Ohio 45220-2213 Description: The Cincinnati VA Medical Center is a two-division campus located in Cincinnati, Ohio and Fort Thomas, Kentucky serving fifteen counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana with six Community Based Outpatient Clinics located in Bellevue, KY; Florence, KY; Lawrenceburg, IN; Hamilton, OH; Clermont County, OH, and Georgetown, OH. Three Cincinnati VAMC campus locations are also available in Cincinnati to include an Eye Center, Vet Center and Mental Health Outreach Community Division. Cincinnati VA is an affiliated teaching hospital, providing a full range of patient care services, with state-of-the-art technology, medical education, and research. The Medical Center provides comprehensive health care through primary care, dentistry, specialty outpatient services, and tertiary care in areas of medicine, surgery, psychiatry, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and neurology. A Community Living Center (CLC) is located adjacent to the Cincinnati VAMC that provides hospice, palliative care, short-term rehab and long-term care. Cincinnati VA Medical Center - Fort Thomas
1000 South Fort Thomas Avenue
Fort Thomas Kentucky 41075-2305 Description: The Cincinnati VA Medical Center is a two-division campus located in Cincinnati, Ohio and Fort Thomas, Kentucky serving fifteen counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana with six Community Based Outpatient Clinics located in Bellevue, KY; Florence, KY; Lawrenceburg, IN; Hamilton, OH; Clermont County, OH, and Georgetown, OH. Three Cincinnati VAMC campus locations are also available in Cincinnati to include an Eye Center, Vet Center and Mental Health Outreach Community Division. Cincinnati VA is an affiliated teaching hospital, providing a full range of patient care services, with state-of-the-art technology, medical education, and research. The Medical Center provides comprehensive health care through primary care, dentistry, specialty outpatient services, and tertiary care in areas of medicine, surgery, psychiatry, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and neurology. A Community Living Center (CLC) is located adjacent to the Cincinnati VAMC that provides hospice, palliative care, short-term rehab and long-term care. Cincinnati Works
708 Walnut Street
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: At Cincinnati Works, our mission is to help willing and capable people living in poverty achieve economic self-sufficiency through employment. Using a holistic approach, we offer access to area employers while providing comprehensive support services, which include: Behavioral Counseling, Legal Advocacy, Spiritual Support, Childcare Resources, Transportation Assistance and Lifetime Membership. By addressing the multiple concerns and needs of our Members, we are able to coach and prepare them for long-term employment and, ultimately, economic self-sufficiency. Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency
1740 Langdon Farm Road
Cincinnati OH 45237 Description: The Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency (CAA) is a private, non-profit organization that has served as a lifeline for low-income children, adults and families throughout Hamilton County for more than four decades. The agency provides a safety net for those who have fallen and a ladder for those who are climbing. Delivering a seamless system of services, CAA and its 300 employees provide assistance with employment, supportive services, home energy efficiency, early childhood education, housing and youth programs. It provides:
It also provide assistance in obtaining:
Supportive Services also refers clients to other CAA services, such as Employment Services, GED classes, Ex-Offender Fresh Start Program, Head Start, Blueprint for Success, and the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP). Cincinnati/ Hamilton County Continuum of Care for the Homeless, Inc
2368 Victory Parkway
Cincinnati OH 45206 Description: The Cincinnati/Hamilton County Continuum of Care for the Homeless, Inc. operates the Central Access Point (CAP) program. CAP is a telephone service that serves as the intake point for several important local programs. CAP:
Circle Tail Inc
8834 Carey Lane
Pleasant Plain Ohio 45162 Description: Circle Tail is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located near Cincinnati, Ohio. Circle Tail provides service dogs and hearing dogs to people with disabilities. Circle Tail also provide dogs for adoption, as well as offers dog obedience training, behavior management and boarding services. Circle Tail trains and provides service and hearing dogs. Service dogs are for people with disabilities other than vision or hearing loss, and hearing dogs are for people who are hearing impaired. Hearing Dogs Hearing Dogs assist individuals who are hearing impaired by alerting them to a variety of household sounds such as a door knock or doorbell, alarm clock, oven buzzer, telephone, baby cry, name call or smoke alarm. Dogs are trained to make physical contact and lead their hearing impaired partners to the source of the sound. Circle Tail trains hearing dogs for people with hearing impairments. Service Dogs Service dogs assist people with a variety of physical and/or mental disabilities other than vision or hearing loss. They may retrieve items, open and close doors, turn switches or alarms on/off, provide occasional balance support, or get help in an emergency. Circle Tail trains service dogs for people with physical disabilities. Guide Dogs Guide Dogs assist people who are blind or visually impaired by avoiding obstacles, stopping at curbs and steps, and negotiating traffic. The harness and U-shaped handle fosters communication between the dog and the blind partner. In this partnership, the human's role is to provide directional commands, while the dog's role is to insure the team's safety even if this requires disobeying an unsafe command. Note: Circle Tail DOES NOT train guide dogs. For reputable Guide dog organizations see www.assistancedogsinterantional.org or www.igdf.org.uk.
Citizens Against Domestic Violence
2000 N. Breiel Blvd.
Middletown Ohio 45042 Description: It is the mission of Citizens Against Domestic Violence to promote awareness of domestic violence and teen dating violence and the damage it does to individuals, families, businesses, and the community. CADV seeks to educate the public through "Dating Violence :101" and "The Tina Project, and to implement services for those who desire freedom from violence and abuse. The website's resource page includes phone numbers and links for area shelters, prevention programs and help lines. City Gospel Mission
1805 Dalton Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45214 Description: The Mission helps mend lives and create a bridge between people of faith and people who have lost hope. Each year the Mission provides more than 120,000 meals and more than 24,000 nights of shelter to people in need. A hot, delicious meal served with loving kindness can lead a homeless individual to seek the more in-depth help they need to change. When a homeless and hurting man or woman is ready for the next step in their journey toward health and independence, City Gospel Mission staff and volunteers are there to help. Holistic recovery programs, case management, counseling, and classes are just a few of the many services available to men and women. City of Cincinnati Police Department
310 Ezzard Charles Drive
Cincinnati 45214 Description: Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati
2715 Reading Road
Cincinnati OH 45206 Description: Offers community gardens throughout the city. Educational programs and volunteer opportunities available. Clarks Rx PharmacyDescription: Clark's Rx Pharmacy has two locations in Council on Aging's service area that offer free home delivery. Clark's Rx Pharmacy - Montgomery Clavinova Connections- Recreational Music MakingDescription: The connection between music-making and wellness goes back to ancient times. In 2004 a group of scientists led by neurologist Dr. Barry Bittman, set out to determine whether recreational music-making activities could lower stress levels and stress-induced conditions such as heart disease and cancer. The research team discovered that participating in such activities not only lowered participants` stress levels and helped them relax, they also built confidence and self-esteem. Recreational music making programs have been particularly effective among older adults in settings such as nursing homes, adult day centers and senior centers. Clavinova Connection Clavinova Connection is currently available at the following locations:
Learn more about Clavinova Connection: Clermont Counseling
43 East Main Street
Amelia 45102 Description: Clermont Counseling Center was founded in 1973 as the first community mental health center serving Clermont County, a rural and suburban county in southwestern Ohio. Over the 35 years of its existence, the center has added innovative programs and best practices to take advantage of the emerging research on program design, interventions, and medications that greatly improved successful treatment of mental illness. Clermont Counseling Center is passionate about assisting individuals and families to recover from short-term emotional setbacks or long-term chronic and severe mental illness.
Price Hill Administrative Offices Price Hill Center English & Acculturation Center Milford Center Downtown Center Clermont County Adult Protective Services
2085 James E. Sauls Sr. Dr.
Batavia 45103 Description: Clermont Senior Services is the exclusive contract agency investigating allegations of abuse, neglect or exploitation of older adults in Clermont County. This state mandated program is provided in conjunction with the Clermont County Department of Job and Family Services. When abuse, neglect or exploitation is suspected, please contact the Clermont County Department of Job and Family Service Intake line at 513-732-7173. Clermont County Auditor Office
101 E. Main Street
Batavia OH 45103 Description: Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00-4:30 Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities
2040 US Highway 50
Batavia Ohio 45103 Description: The Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities provides support and services to children and adults who have mental or developmental disabilities. Clermont County Board of Elections
76 S. Riverside Drive
Batavia OH 45103 Description: Clermont County Community Services
3003 Hospital Drive
Batavia OH 45103 Description: Clermont County Community Services provides essential services to its clients to assist them in reaching self-sufficiency and improving their quality of life. CCCS also provides information and services for weatherization and home repair services for older adults. Clermont County Department of Job & Family Services
2400 Clermont Center Drive
Batavia 45103 Description: The Clermont County Department of Job and Family Services (CCDJFS) is a triple combined agency that provides a broad range of services to the Clermont community including Child Support, Children`s Protective Services, Medicaid, Food Stamps, Ohio Works First, Workforce Investment Act and other programs. The CCDJFS is a county, state, and federally supported agency responsible for basic financial, medical and social services to ensure that the basic needs of Clermont County citizens are met. Administrative and program services are organized into the following primary divisions within the department:
Clermont County Emergency Management Agency
2279 Clermont Center Drive
Batavia OH 45103 Description: Clermont County General Health District
2275 Bauer Road, Suite 300
Batavia OH 45103 Description: Services for Clermont County General Health District include:
Clermont County Mental Health and Recovery Board
2337 Clermont Center Dr.
Batavia Ohio 45103 Description: Visit the Clermont County Mental Health & Recovery Board website here. Their website is designed to provide general information about the Board, links to the Board’s contract agencies in Clermont County providing prevention and treatment programs and services, and links to additional information about mental health and substance abuse. Clermont County Parks
2156 US Highway 50
Batavia 45103 Description: The Clermont County Park District was formed in 1970 as a separate political subdivision of the State of Ohio. The probate judge appoints a volunteer three member board of commissioners who serve three years without pay. Mission Statement To acquire, plan, develop, program, and maintain park property in the county for residents and nonresidents alike. To secure the preservation of open space and places of scenic or historic value. Clermont County Probate Court
2379 Clermont Center Drive
Batavia Ohio 45103 Description: Clermont County Sheriff
4470 State Route 222
Batavia OH 45103-9777 Description: 24 Hour Citizen Information & Administration - (513) 732-7500 Clermont County Suicide Prevention HotlineDescription: 24/7 crisis hotline operated by the Clermont County Mental Health and Recovery Board. Clermont Metropolitan Housing Authority
65 S Market Street
Batavia 45103 Description: Clermont Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) is a non profit (pseudo-governmental) entity established primarily for the purpose of developing and / or operating affordable housing according to rules established by the state and HUD. CMHA as a public housing authority is established under state law and is eligible to develop and operate public housing. CMHA public housing provides affordable shelter for low income families either citizens or eligible immigrants. CMHA’public housing serves mostly very low-income tenants who pay no more than 30 percent of their adjusted income for rent. CMHA also administers the tenant-based Section 8 program known also as the Housing Choice Voucher Program. This section 8 voucher program helps very low income individuals and families rent safe and decent housing on the open market. This program pays the landlord the difference between what the individual/family can afford and the actual rent for the unit. In this program payment is made to the landlord on behalf of the qualified person and is not tied to a subsidized housing project. This form of assistance is portable and stays with the qualified person in the form of a Section 8 certificate or voucher. CMHA Public Housing ProgramCMHA reportedly has 218 projects based assisted housing units which it owns and maintains of which, 82 of such units have been designated for the elderly and disable. CMHA Senior Housing OptionsCMHA has two complexes in which they own and operated that are designated for senior adults these complexes are:
There are a reported total of 13 complexes in Clermont County providing senior housing CMHA Housing Choice Voucher ProgramThis is a tenant-based Section 8 program. In this program the qualified household has the responsibility of finding their own housing to rent .Which may include single family homes, townhouses, apartments, duplexes and mobile homes. The program participant can choose any housing that meets the requirements of the program. Such housing is not limited to units located in subsidized housing projects. A housing subsidy is paid to the landlord directly by the public housing authority on behalf of the participating individual or family. The individual or family then pays the difference between the actual rent charged by the landlord and the amount subsidized by the program. This form of assistance is portable and stays with the qualified person in the form of a Section 8 certificate or voucher allowing the qualified person to move without loss of housing assistance. Where to ApplyOn line at www.clermontmha.org or in person at CMHA. Waiting ListInterested applicants can contact CMHA to check the current status of the waiting list at any time. When the waiting list is open county residences are notified of such through various means of public notice such as advertisements in local /regional newspapers including the Community Journal and Clermont Sun. Additionally, pubic and community agencies are also provided notice when the Housing Choice Voucher waiting list is open. Voucher AllocationClermont County reportedly receives an allocation of 890 vouchers. Non Elderly Disable Voucher/ or Other Types of Housing Vouchers Available through CMHA: Of the reported 890 vouchers allotted to Clermont County 75 are designated as “Mainstream†and are specifically available for individuals with ongoing physical or mental disabilities. No other types of housing vouchers are reportedly available through the CMHA. Homeownership ProgramsClermont Metropolitan Housing Authority does not administer any home ownership programs.
Clermont Recovery Center, Inc
1088 Wasserman Way
Batavia Ohio 45103 Description: The services offered by Clermont Recovery Center, Inc. are progressively designed, responsibly managed and delivered by compassionate and caring professionals. From prevention and intervention efforts, to a wide range of targeted treatment programs, CRC strives to meet the individual needs of patients in Clermont County. Clermont Senior Services, Inc.
2085 James E. Sauls Sr. Dr.
Batavia OH 45103 Description: Clermont Senior Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services: •Adult Day Care and Adult Day Transportation •Congregate Meals are offered at:
•Home-delivered Meals •Homemaking •Minor Home Modification/Repairs •Transportation - Medical and Non-medical •Personal Care Services For more than 40 years, Clermont Senior Services has been providing and coordinating in-home and community based services, which enable older adults to live independently for as long as possible. Clermont Senior Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging. Clermont Transportation Connection
4003 Filager Rd
Batavia OH 45103 Description: CTC is the primary provider of public transportation in Clermont County. CTC offers three fixed routes in addition to its Dial-A-Ride services. CTC operates 6 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday- Saturday. ADA Paratransit Service is available to CTC customers who have difficulty getting from their home to a bus stop on a Fixed, Shuttle, or Express route bus stop. Application required. More information: Clifton Recreation Center
320 McAlpin Ave
Cincinnati OH 45220 Description: Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes. Clifton Senior Multi-Service Center
900 Rue de la Paix
Cincinnati Ohio 45220 Description: Clifton Senior Multi-Service Center is open Monday - Friday from 9 AM till 1 PM. Provides a congregate meal Monday - Friday. Clint Adams dba Home First
1459 Woodville Pike
Loveland OH 45140 Description: ~~Clint Adams dba Home First is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Clinton County Adult Day Center, Inc.
66 N Mulberry St
Wilmington 45177 Description: The Adult Day Center provides respite care for impaired adults in a protective group setting. Monday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Tuesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wednesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday CLOSED Sunday CLOSED Clinton County Adult Day Care is a Council on Aging contracted service provider offering the following services:
Clinton County Adult Protective ServicesDescription: Adult Protective Services assist those persons 18 years of age or older who because of mental or physical impairments, can not provide for their basic needs for food, clothing, shelter or medical care, or protect themselves from neglect or hazardous situations, and who have no one willing and able to help in a responsible manner.
These services include:
There is no income limit to receive these services.
Clinton County Auditor Office
1850 David's Drive
Wilmington 45177 Description: Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00-4:00 Clinton County Board of Developmental Disabilities
4425 State Route 730
Wilmington Ohio 45177 Description: The Clinton County Board of Developmental Disabilities offers case management services, residential services and transportation services. At their Town and Country School they offer children's programs. They also offer the Orion Rehabilitation Center. To find out more about their programs cilick here. Clinton County Board of Elections
111 S. Nelson Ave.
Wilmington 45177 Description: Clinton County Community Action Program
789 North Nelson Avenue
Wilmington OH 45177 Description: Clinton County Community Action Program is a contracted service provider for Council on Aging offering the following services:
Food PantryThe Community Action Food Pantry is a free service to help families/individuals that are struggling to put food on the table. The service provides applicants with a three day supply of food including, meats, vegetables, and fruits. Each household is eligible one time per month for this service and must be a resident of Clinton County. Here are the Items needed to apply:
Clients must bring these three items every time they apply for the service. Congregate Meal InformationCongregate Meals are provided at the Wilmington Senior Center located at 717 N. Nelson Road. Meals are offered Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. Please call 937-382-7170 for more information. WeatherizationWeatherization is a free service to those who qualify. It is a program designed to make homes more energy efficient. The goal is to create an energy efficient environment that not only is conserving energy, but doing so with health and safety being top priority. HEAPA household applying for HEAP must report total gross household income for the past 12 months for all members, except wage or salary income earned by dependent minors under 18 years old. Both homeowners and renters are eligible for assistance. For more information on Heating Assistance please call Debbie Schalk at 937-382-1234. HousingThe Clinton Community Action Agency (CCAA) helps to ensure individuals/families are given the opportunity to live in affordable housing. Since 1995 CCAA has been involved in building housing designed to help lower income individuals/families have affordable places to live. Such housing is geared toward people who do not make enough money for market rate rent but make too much for subsidized housing. Senior HousingSenior Housing is available in three different complexes.
Rent includes water, trash and sewage and washer /dryer hook ups are available in every unit. For more information contact Clinton County Community Action Agency at (937)-382-8886. Clinton County Department of Job and Family Services
1025 S. South Street
Wilmington 45177 Description: Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Job and Family Services Departments and Contact Information Child Protection Unit Child Support Enforcement Agency Family Services (cash, food and medical assistance) OhioMeansJobs: Clinton County’s Employment and Training Center Kinship Support Group Clinton County Emergency Management Agency
1645 Davids Dr
Wilmington 45177 Description: Clinton County Health Department
111 South Nelson Ave.
Wilmington Ohio 45177 Description: Services Include: WIC (Women, Infants, Children) Public Health Nursing
Clinton County Homeless Shelter
390 West Main St.
Wilmington Ohio 45177 Description: Clinton County Homeless shelter offers temporary residence for homeless individuals and families. They also have a 24 hour food pantry. Clinton County ParksDescription: Caesar Creek State Park, Cowan Lake State Park, Culberson (Dean A) State Nature Preserve, Ole Supper K Fishing Lakes & Ponds, Windmill Lake II, Inc. Clinton County Probate Court
46 S South, 2nd Floor
Wilmington 45177-2297 Description: Hours of Operation 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Monday - Friday Clinton County Sheriff
1645 Davids Drive
Wilmington OH 45177 Description: Clinton County Suicide Prevention Hotline
201 Reading Rd.
Mason 45040 Description: Operated by the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Warren and Clinton Counties. MISSION STATEMENT: The Suicide Prevention Coalition of Warren & Clinton Counties is working to prevent suicide by mobilizing the community through education and awareness.
Please Contact: Patti Ahting at (513) 695-1695 or email Patti at pahting@mhrswcc.org Clinton Memorial Hospital
610 West Main Street
Wilmington 45177 Description: Clinton Memorial Hospital offers a full range of inpatient and outpatient specialized services, including emergency services, medical and radiation oncology, orthopedics, obstetrics, surgery, diagnostic and interventional radiology and more. CMH Regional Health System's network of outpatient physician practices and services—including primary care, internal medicine, neurology, and sports medicine—extends through Clinton, Fayette, and Highland counties. CMH Regional Health System is part of LifePoint Health. If you would like to see our most recent Community Health Needs Assessment, you can view the full report here. We were proud to partner with HealthFirst for Clinton County to make this health needs assessment possible.
Clinton Memorial Hospital The Foster J. Boyd MD Regional Cancer Center
31 Farquhar Avenue
Wilmington Ohio 45177 Description: The Foster J. Boyd, MD, Regional Cancer Center—A Member of The James Cancer Network brings together a range of advanced medical and radiation oncology services, programs, and staff expertise. Our affiliation with The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center–James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC–James) through The James Cancer Network brings world-class cancer care to Wilmington, Ohio. Patients benefit from the latest research and innovation in cancer care and treatment—including access to clinical trials, the OSUCCC–James existing treatment plans and National Comprehensive Cancer Care Network-derived guidelines for the delivery of chemotherapy. Our cancer center, an 18,000-square-foot healing facility built in 2007, is named for Foster (Jack) Boyd, MD, a surgeon and original member of the Clinton Memorial Hospital (CMH) medical staff when it opened in 1951. Dr. Boyd founded CMH's accredited cancer program. The fully integrated center features treatment "neighborhoods" throughout the building, including a chemotherapy infusion area, radiation suite with linear accelerator, resource library, boutique (offering various items for patients, including hats and turbans, sun protective clothing, wigs, breast prosthetics, and skin care items) and healing garden (accessible from the chemotherapy infusion area). Clinton Metropolitan Housing Authority
478 Thorne Avenue
Wilmington OH 45177 Description: Clinton Metropolitan Housing Authority (CHMA) is a non profit (pseudo-governmental) entity established primarily for the purpose of developing and / or operating affordable housing according to rules established by the state and HUD. CMHA as a public housing authority is established under state law and is eligible to develop and operate public housing. CMHA public housing provides affordable shelter for low income families either citizens or eligible immigrants. CMHA public housing serves mostly very low-income tenants who pay no more than 30 percent of their adjusted income for rent. Clinton Metropolitan Housing Authority: reports however that as a public entity CMHA currently does not own or maintain any public housing units .This Metropolitan Housing Authority reports it sold its properties to the Clinton County Community Action Agency several years ago. CMHA however does administer the tenant-based Section 8 program currently known as the Housing Choice Voucher Program. This section 8 voucher helps individuals and families by paying the landlord the difference between what the individual/family can afford and the actual rent for the unit. In this program payment is made to the qualified person and is not tied to a facility. This form of assistance is portable and stays with the qualified person in the form of a Section 8 certificate or voucher. The CMHA Housing Choice Voucher ProgramClinton Metropolitan Housing Authority administers the Housing Choice Voucher program in Clinton County. Clinton County receives an allocation of 293 Housing Choice Vouchers. This is a tenant-based Section 8 program. In this program the qualified household has the responsibility of finding their own housing to rent .Which may include single family homes, townhouses, apartments, duplexes and mobile homes. The program participant can choose any housing that meets the requirements of the program. Such housing is not limited to units located in subsidized housing projects. A housing subsidy is paid to the landlord directly by the public housing authority on behalf of the participating individual or family. The individual or family then pays the difference between the actual rent charged by the landlord and the amount subsidized by the program. This form of assistance is portable and stays with the qualified person in the form of a Section 8 certificate or voucher allowing the qualified person to move without loss of housing assistance. The CMHA Tenant Based Rental Assistance ProgramThe Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program (TBRA) provides rent and security deposit assistance. Recipients are enrolled in TBRA and then go on to be enrolled in the Housing Choice Voucher Program. The TBRA assisted approximately 20 to 25 individuals/families. The program is county funded and comes through the county commissioners office.
Clossman Catering LLC
3725 Symmes Road
Hamilton OH 45015 Description: Clossman Catering is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
7000 Hamilton Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45231 Description: Our mission is to promote independence and foster the highest quality of life for people with visual impairments, including those with additional disabilities. Clovernook provides comprehensive program services including training and support for independent living, orientation and mobility instruction, vocational training, job placement, counseling, recreation, and youth services. In addition, our Business Operations provide meaningful employment opportunities for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, while at the same time manufacturing high-quality products for customers across the country. Clovernook provides services out of offices in Cincinnati, Ohio and Memphis, Tennessee. Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio
175 South Third Street
Columbus 43215 Description: COHHIO has provided voice for the underrepresented for more than 30 years, originating as the Ohio Housing Coalition (formed in 1974), then merging in 1994 with the Ohio Coalition for the Homeless (formed in 1984). With a mission of ending homelessness and promoting affordable housing, COHHIO is involved in a range of housing assistance services in Ohio, including homeless prevention, emergency shelters, transitional housing and permanent affordable housing with linkages to supportive services. COHHIO assists hundreds of housing organizations and homeless service providers in Ohio through public policy advocacy, training and technical assistance, research and public education. To find more information visit the COHHIO blog. Tenants, landlords, stakeholders and service providers can use this site in 3 ways:
Colerain Township Senior and Community Center
4300 Springdale Road
Colerain Township OH 45251 Description: The Colerain Township Senior and Community Center is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
The Colerain Township Community Senior Center offers membership to those ages 50 and above. Cost of membership for the calendar year is $20 residents and $30 non-residents. The facility has two halls, two kitchens, an arts room, music room, game room, computer center, atrium area and outdoor garden/fountain area. The Senior Center offers a vast array of programming for all interests as well as services and volunteer opportunities. The Colerain Township Community Center is also a Congregate Meal Site, serving meals Monday through Friday at 11:30 am. College Hill Recreation Center
5545 Belmont Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45224 Description: Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes. ComForCare Senior Services - Edinburgh
7086 Corporate Way
Dayton 45459 Description: Comforcare Senior Services - Edinburgh is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
ComForCare Senior Services - TriCounty
7419 Kingsgate Way
West Chester OH 45069 Description: Comforcare Senior Services - TriCounty is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
ComForcare Home Care TriCounty Cincinnati
7419 Kingsgate Way
West Chester Ohio 45069 Description: Combine Home Care
260 Northland Blvd Ste 234
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: Comfort Keepers
7525 State Rd Suite B
Cincinnati Ohio 45255 Description: Our MissionAs a leading home care agency in Cincinnati, OH and surrounding areas, Comfort Keepers is here to provide you with the highest level of home care. We aim to treat all of our clients with the respect and gratitude that they deserve. If you or a loved one is searching for quality care, Comfort Keepers is the right choice. At Comfort Keepers, our respectable caretakers are carefully selected, screened, and trained to provide you with the highest level of comfort and commitment. Trust Comfort Keepers home care agency for professional in-home care today! About UsClient Satisfaction
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The Interactive Caregiving ApproachAt Comfort Keepers's home care in Cincinnati, OH, we take pride in the Interactive Caregiving™ approach. This method is based on primary pillars: The Interactive Caregiving Approach promotes a healthy senior mental state. This approach includes independence, better mental and physical health, happiness, and prolonged life:
Our goal is to improve the quality of life to foster a longer and happier life. Here at Comfort Keepers Home Care Agency in Cincinnati, OH, we believe that The Interactive Caregiving Approach is the best tactic in perpetuating a healthy life. Contact us today at (513) 318-1759 to learn more information Comfort Keepers' #172
8130 Beechmont Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45255 Description: Comfort Keepers' is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
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64 Marco Lane
Dayton OH 45458 Description: Comfort Keepers' is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Comfort Med Care Solutions LLC
151 W 4TH STREET SUITE 224
Cincinnati Ohio 45202 Description: Homemaking Services Personal Care Services Comfort and Care Home Health Agency
747 Waycross Rd
Cincinnati Ohio 45240 Description: Comfort and Care Home Health Care
742 Waycross Road
Cincinnati OH 45240 Description: Comfort and Care Home Health Careis a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Committed to Care, Inc.
11175 Reading Rd.
Cincinnati 45246 Description: Committed to Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Community Action Partnership of the Greater Dayton Area
719 South Main Street
Dayton OH 45402 Description: Community Action Partnership of the Greater Dayton Area is a nonprofit Community Action Agency committed to eliminating poverty and promoting self-sufficiency by providing various programs and services for individuals and families.Their mission is to work in partnership with local communities to eliminate the causes and conditions of poverty and to promote individual independence and self-sufficiency.Some of the services they provide are weatherization, food pantries, emergency services and utility assistance to name a few, to learn more visit their website here.
Community Behavioral Health
820 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Hamilton OH 45011 Description: Community Behavioral Health offers mental health and chemical dependency programs for children and adults in Butler County and the surrounding areas. Community Behavioral Health operates the Uplift Program, an in-home counseling program for clients of the Butler County Elderly Services Program who may be suffering from depression, anxiety or other behavioral health issues. Mental Health Services include:
Substance Abuse Services include:
Locations:Corporate Office 520 Eaton Avenue Hamilton Office 820 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Middletown Office 1659 S. Breiel Blvd. Community Care Hospice
200 R Gordon Drive P.O BOX 123
Wilmington 45177 Description: Home care, Nursing Home/Assisted Living Care, Hospital Care, Focused Care (expert symptom managemtm for unique needs, 24/7 RN on-call assistance, Weekly Nurse Visits, Home vists by focused Care physician as needed, emotional support from qualified conselors, volunteers to assist with errands or caregiver relief, acess to an array of additional services (respiratory, occupational, massage, and music therapies), home health aide assistance with personal care, medical equipment and oxygen as needed at no direct cost, prescription medications related to their diagonsis at no direct costs. Community Integration Center
501 Chestnut St
Cincinnati Ohio 45203 Description: ADS Community Integration Center
168 W. Franklin St
Dayton Ohio 45459 Description: Companion Individualized Aide LLC
402 W Pike Street SUITE #3
Morrow Ohio 45152 Description: Companions on a Journey Grief Support
8857 Cincinnati-Dayton Road
West Chester Ohio 45069 Description: Companions on a Journey is a non-profit organization that provides grief to those who have lost a loved one. We have served the Northern Cincinnati Community for Twenty-five years and continue to offer our support groups and Pathways to Healing events for free at a nominal cost to participants. Please visit our website or call our office for the most up-to-date schedule.
Complete Care Supported Living Service Agency
230 Northland Blvd Ste 210
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: Complete Comfort Home Care Providers
414 Walnut Street, Suite 306
Cincinnati Ohio 45202 Description: Complete Comfort Home Care Providers is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Comprehensive Counseling Services
820 S. Martian Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Hamilton 45044 Description: Provides individual and group counseling for substance abuse, depression/suicidal tendencies, violent behavior, sexual abuse and other mental health issues. Connect America
One Belmont Ave
Bala Cynwyd 19004 Description: Connect America is proud to be the nation’s largest independent provider of PERS. With a full suite of medical alert and connected healthcare solutions offered directly and through our healthcare network partners, we have improved the quality of life for more than a million individuals and their caregivers during our 35+ years of service.
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Consumer Reports Best Buy DrugsDescription: Free Guidance on Prescription MedicinesConsumer Reports Best Buy Drugs is a public education project of Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports. It will help you talk to your doctor about prescription drugs, and find the most effective and safe drugs that also give you the best value for your health care dollar. You can save hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year by talking with your doctor and shopping wisely for the drugs you need. By taking a few simple steps, you may even be able to avoid falling into the Medicare coverage gap - called the doughnut hole - which requires you to pay the entire cost for your medicines. You do not have to be a Consumer Reports subscriber or member to use this service. Visit the Best Buy Drugs Web site to search for lower cost alternatives to the prescriptions you take everyday. Click here to read a fact sheet that will help you get started. Cornerstone Baptist Church
2249 Old State Route 32
Batavia 45103 Description: Conerstone Baptist Church assist individuals with hot meals, food, and o other items which can be provided for seniors, homeless, and the working poor across Clermont. Corryville Recreation Center
2823 Eden Avenue
Cincinnati 45219 Description: Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes. Cottingham Retirement Community
3995 Cottingham Dr
Cincinnati Ohio Description: Council on Aging Housing DatabaseDescription: Use our Housing Search to find housing options in your community that meet your specific needs. Our housing search includes Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton and Warren counties in southwestern Ohio. If you are looking for housing outside of this area, try the Ohio Housing Locator. Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
4601 Malsbary Road
Blue Ash OH 45242 Description: Council on Aging promotes choice, independence, dignity, and well-being through programs and services that help people remain in their homes. Click here to download our complete Reference Guide to Home and Community-based Care Options. We offer education and support for family caregivers. We help older adults and people with disabilities remain independent via affordable, high-quality home and community-based services. We work in hospitals and nursing homes to create smooth transitions from one care setting to the next, with the goal of reducing hospital admissions and premature nursing home placement. We are the "front door" to unbiased information and resources for older adults, people with disabilities, families, caregivers, and professionals. Click here to access additional programs and services on our website. Counseling Source, Inc.
10921 Reed Hartman Highway
Cincinnati OH 45242 Description: The Counseling Source, Inc. is a Cincinnati based and therapist owned mental health agency. We are both CARF accredited and certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health. We provide comprehensive, cost effective services to the elderly, disabled individuals, school aged children, their families and the institutions that serve them.
Countryside YMCA
1699 Deerfield Road
Lebanon OH 45036 Description: Just like that daily cup of coffee, coming to the Y starts your day off right. In the Stolle Center - our private facility for those 50 and over - members enjoy everything from fitness classes and warm water pool activities to social gatherings and day trips. Games, movies, and a comfortable pool side lounge provide even more entertainment. Come grab a cup of coffee and enjoy life at the Y. A range of fitness programs provides a focus on improving health and wellness. Activities include Gentle Pilates, Senior Strive Circuit Training, Walk Aerobics, and Zumba Basics to name a few. Countryside YMCA also offers numerous water fitness programs specifically designed for older adults in a private warm water pool (temperature is maintained between 86-88 degrees).
Questions? Contact Julie Fennessey at 513 932 1424 ext 148 Courtyard at Seasons
7300 Dearwester Drive
Cincinnati Ohio 45236 Description: Assisted Living Provider Continuum of care campus communities that offer independent living Independent retirement living communities that provide a full range of Assisted living communities that provide individualized help with the Creating Ways Home Care
4439 Reading Rd Ste 100
Cincinnati Ohio 45229 Description: Creative Aging Cincinnati
7970 Beechmont Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45255 Description: Offers programs and performances that entertain, enrich, and engage older adults in senior centers, retirement communities, and adult day care centers. Cremation Society of Greater Cincinnati
822 York Street Suite B
Newport 41071 Description: Crest Smile Shoppe
612 Rockdale Ave
Cincinnati 45229 Description: Crest Smile Shoppe provides the following health services: Dental Services. Provides sliding fee scale dental based on income. Adults and Children Fees and discounts are based on your income and family size (Federal Poverty Guidelines). The Health Centers accept most Medicaid HMO plans (CareSource, Molina, Buckeye and Amerigroup), Medicare & Medicare HMO plans, as well as other private insurance plans. If there is an outstanding balance on your account you may receive a bill. Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Crime Stoppers
P.O. Box 14330
Cincinnati OH 45250-0330 Description: Crime Stoppers provides a means of communication for members of the public to anonymously provide law enforcement agencies with information on crimes or suspects. Tipster can give information without revealing their identity and may be eligible for a financial reward for the information they provide. Crisis Chat: Online Emotional SupportDescription: Lifeline Crisis Chat is a service of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline in partnersip with CONTACT USA. It is the first service of its kind where crisis centers across the United States have joined together to form one national chat network that can provide online emotional support, crisis intervention, and suicide prevention services. The chat specialists are there to listen and support you through whatever difficult times you may be facing. Visitors logging on to chat will interact with a chat specialist who will give them space to talk about what they are upset about, exploring feelings and thoughts associated with the crisis. Chat specialists will also assess for suicide risk and work collaboratively with the visitor to come up with a safety plan which addresses postive coping strategies and next steps. The specialists who answer chats have had thorough training in crisis and suicide intervention, as well as specific topics such as youth issues. If you cannot reach a Lifeline Crisis Chat specialist, they recommend that you call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) for emotional support, or if you are in imminent danger, dial 9-1-1. Crisis Text Line in OhioDescription: Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the United States, anytime. Crisis Text Line is here for any crisis. A live, trained Crisis Counselor receives the text and responds, all from our secure online platform. The volunteer Crisis Counselor will help you move from a hot moment to a cool moment. Crohns & Colitis Foundation Southwest Ohio Chapter
6797 N. High St., Ste. 119
Worthington 43085 Description: Research, educational materials, newsletter and a listing of the chapters in other states. Southwestern Ohio Chapter has a listing of events and support groups. Free publications available by calling: 800-343-3637 Crosby Township Senior Center
8910 Willey Road
Crosby Township OH 45030 Description: It is the mission of the Crosby Township Center to always strive to meet the physical, emotional and social needs of the Seniors. Through programming and services they hope to promote wellness within the community, foster a sense of independence and self-worth, enhance the quality of life for all and promote a positive image of aging. Crossroad Health Center
5 East Liberty Street
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: Crossroad Health Center strives to provide excellent healthcare that treats the whole person - mind, body and spirit - regardless of a person`s ability to pay for services. Crossroad serves as a"medical home" to patients of all ages. Services includeimmunizations, yearly health exams, management of acute and chronic health problems, pre-natal care, podiatry and mental health services. Many staff are bi-lingual, providing Spanish interpretation. How much does it cost to see a doctor at Crossroad? No one is turned away because of their inability to pay for services. Crossroad offers a sliding fee scale payment schedule for patients with no insurance, with a minimum co-pay of only $15. Medicaid, Medicare, most commercial insurances and self-pay are accepted. Crossroads Hospice of Cincinnati
4380 Glendale-Milford Rd
Cincinnati OH 45242 Description: The primary focus of hospice care is quality of life through comfort, dignity and understanding. It encompasses the physical, psychological and spiritual needs of terminally ill patients, while supporting the well-being of caregivers. Whether provided in the home, hospital, long-term care facility, or anywhere else, hospice is a compassionate way to deliver care and supportive services to terminally ill patients. And, it is provided on the basis of need, not the ability to pay. Cura Care Corp.
7577 Central Parke Blvd.
Mason 45040 Description: Cura Care Corp, Is a Contracted Service Provider with Council on Aging, offering the following services.
Custom Home Elevator and Lift Co. Inc.
11431 Williamson Rd
Cincinnati OH 45241 Description: Custom Home Elevator and Lift Company is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Cynthia Herman, MSW, LSWMason Ohio 45040 Description: Cynthia Herman is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers. DAAZ HOME CARE LLC
260 NORTHLAND BLVD SUITE 328
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: DASCO Home Medical Equipment - Wilmington
1682 Alex Drive
Wilmington 45177 Description: DASCO Home Medical Equipment is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering home medical equipment DaVita Butler County Dialysis
3497 South Dixie Highway
Franklin 45005 Description: DaVita Kidney Care is a division of DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc., a Fortune 500® company that, through its operating divisions, provides a variety of health care services to patient populations throughout the United States and abroad. A leading provider of dialysis services in the United States, DaVita Kidney Care treats patients with chronic kidney failure and end stage renal disease. DaVita Kidney Care strives to improve patients' quality of life by innovating clinical care, and by offering integrated treatment plans, personalized care teams and convenient health-management services. As of June 30, 2015, DaVita Kidney Care operated or provided administrative services at 2,210 outpatient dialysis centers located in the United States serving approximately 176,000 patients. The company also operated 96 outpatient dialysis centers located in 10 countries outside the United States. DaVita Kidney Care supports numerous programs dedicated to creating positive, sustainable change in communities around the world. The company's leadership development initiatives and social responsibility efforts have been recognized by Fortune, Modern Healthcare, Newsweek and WorldBlu. DaVita Dialysis Center, Cincinnati
2290 Ferguson Rd.
Cincinnati Ohio 45238 Description: DaVita Kidney Care is a division of DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc., a Fortune 500® company that, through its operating divisions, provides a variety of health care services to patient populations throughout the United States and abroad. A leading provider of dialysis services in the United States, DaVita Kidney Care treats patients with chronic kidney failure and end stage renal disease. DaVita Kidney Care strives to improve patients' quality of life by innovating clinical care, and by offering integrated treatment plans, personalized care teams and convenient health-management services. As of June 30, 2015, DaVita Kidney Care operated or provided administrative services at 2,210 outpatient dialysis centers located in the United States serving approximately 176,000 patients. The company also operated 96 outpatient dialysis centers located in 10 countries outside the United States. DaVita Kidney Care supports numerous programs dedicated to creating positive, sustainable change in communities around the world. The company's leadership development initiatives and social responsibility efforts have been recognized by Fortune, Modern Healthcare, Newsweek and WorldBlu. DaVita Dialysis Center, Cincinnati
10600 McKinley Road
Cincinnati OH 45242 Description: DaVita Kidney Care is a division of DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc., a Fortune 500® company that, through its operating divisions, provides a variety of health care services to patient populations throughout the United States and abroad. A leading provider of dialysis services in the United States, DaVita Kidney Care treats patients with chronic kidney failure and end stage renal disease. DaVita Kidney Care strives to improve patients' quality of life by innovating clinical care, and by offering integrated treatment plans, personalized care teams and convenient health-management services. As of June 30, 2015, DaVita Kidney Care operated or provided administrative services at 2,210 outpatient dialysis centers located in the United States serving approximately 176,000 patients. The company also operated 96 outpatient dialysis centers located in 10 countries outside the United States. DaVita Kidney Care supports numerous programs dedicated to creating positive, sustainable change in communities around the world. The company's leadership development initiatives and social responsibility efforts have been recognized by Fortune, Modern Healthcare, Newsweek and WorldBlu.Other locations include-DaVita Dialysis - Mt. Auburn Fax: 513-732-2355 Fax: 513-793-4183 6929 Silverton Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45236
DaVita Dialysis - Western Hills Fax: 513-347-0150 Fax: 513-385-2159 Fax: 513-591-0208 DaVita Dialysis Center, Wilmington
1675 Alex Drive
Wilmington OH 45177 Description: DaVita Kidney Care is a division of DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc., a Fortune 500® company that, through its operating divisions, provides a variety of health care services to patient populations throughout the United States and abroad. A leading provider of dialysis services in the United States, DaVita Kidney Care treats patients with chronic kidney failure and end stage renal disease. DaVita Kidney Care strives to improve patients' quality of life by innovating clinical care, and by offering integrated treatment plans, personalized care teams and convenient health-management services. As of June 30, 2015, DaVita Kidney Care operated or provided administrative services at 2,210 outpatient dialysis centers located in the United States serving approximately 176,000 patients. The company also operated 96 outpatient dialysis centers located in 10 countries outside the United States. DaVita Kidney Care supports numerous programs dedicated to creating positive, sustainable change in communities around the world. The company's leadership development initiatives and social responsibility efforts have been recognized by Fortune, Modern Healthcare, Newsweek and WorldBlu. DaVita Fairfield Dialysis
1210 Hicks Blvd.
Fairfield OH 45014 Description: DaVita Kidney Care is a division of DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc., a Fortune 500® company that, through its operating divisions, provides a variety of health care services to patient populations throughout the United States and abroad. A leading provider of dialysis services in the United States, DaVita Kidney Care treats patients with chronic kidney failure and end stage renal disease. DaVita Kidney Care strives to improve patients' quality of life by innovating clinical care, and by offering integrated treatment plans, personalized care teams and convenient health-management services. As of June 30, 2015, DaVita Kidney Care operated or provided administrative services at 2,210 outpatient dialysis centers located in the United States serving approximately 176,000 patients. The company also operated 96 outpatient dialysis centers located in 10 countries outside the United States. DaVita Kidney Care supports numerous programs dedicated to creating positive, sustainable change in communities around the world. The company's leadership development initiatives and social responsibility efforts have been recognized by Fortune, Modern Healthcare, Newsweek and WorldBlu. Daniel Drake Center
151 West Galbraith Road
Cincinnati OH 45216 Description: Daniel Drake Center for Post-Acute Care, a member of UC Health, is the region’s premier provider of long-term acute care offering a complete range of inpatient and outpatient services including medically complex care, ventilator weaning/pulmonary care and diagnostic services, skilled nursing, assisted living, wellness services and research. Day Share Senior Services
5915 Glenway Avenue
Cincinnati 45238 Description:
Day Share is the premier day care provider of social, recreational, rehabilitative and dementia-oriented treatment, offering clients the preferred alternative care setting within the long-term care continuum. Day Share offers Home Health services, Adult Day Program and Transportation. Adult Day Program Day Share's handicapped accessible adult day program is a state-of-the-art facility. Our multiple space and color coordinated design provides an atmosphere for relaxation and features a spacious sunroom, fireplace, and large activity areas. Day Share's adult day program offers caregivers time to relax while their loved one's benefit from an extensive activities program, field trips, nursing services, nutritional lunch and snacks. Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dayton Metro Library Outreach Services
215 E. Third St.
Dayton Ohio 45402 Description: Homebound Delivery - The Dayton Metro Library provides this service to adults who have difficulty getting out. Call the Outreach Services staff at (937) 496-8956 to request Homebound Delivery. They will take your requests and set up a delivery time. Deliveries are made every three weeks, they'll bring as much as you can use in that time. They will pick up whatever you are ready to return and bring a new bag of library materials every three weeks. They'll bring anything you can borrow from the Dayton Metro Library to your door, including regular and large type books, DVDs and videos, music, books on tape and CDs. Whatever your favorite authors, subjects or genres, the Dayton Metro Library has something for you! Dayton VA Medical Center
4100 W. Third Street
Dayton Ohio 45428 Description: The Dayton VAMC is a state of the art teaching facility that has been serving Veterans for 150 years, having accepted its first patient in 1867. The Dayton VA Medical Center provides a full range of health care through medical, surgical, mental health (inpatient and outpatient), home and community health programs, geriatric (nursing home), physical medicine and therapy services, neurology, oncology, dentistry, and hospice. The Medical Center has 356 hospital beds:
The Medical Center also has contracts with Wright Patterson Air Force Base and eleven (11) area hospitals. We offer a wide variety of unique programs including:
Deaconess Associations Foundations
615 Elsinore Pl
Cincinnati 45219 Description: Deaconess Hospital no longer offers emergency room or in-patient hospital services. The Deaconess Foundation offers programs and services to help older adults remain safe and independent in their homes. These services include:
Deaf Communications of Cincinnati
550 Palmerston Drive
Cincinnati OH 45238 Description: Assistive devices for the deaf, hard of hearing, and speech impaired. Deaf Institute
3515 Warsaw Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45205 Description: Teaches sign language, develops interpreters, provides education about deafness, and provides referrals for other assistance. Deardoff Senior Center
605 S. River Street
Franklin OH 45005 Description: The Deardoff Senior Center promotes the social, physical and emotional well-being of its members by implementing and maintaining quality education, recreational and wellness programs and activities. The center is a resource and referral agency, offers scheduled luncheons and free bus transportation. Dedicated Nursing Associates, Inc.
11542 Springfield Pike, Springdale, OH
Springdale Ohio 45246 Description: Dedicated Nursing Associates, Inc. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Deena's Heavenly Home Care Agency LLC
10945 REED HARTMAN HIGHWAY SUITE #110A
Blue Ash Ohio 45242 Description: Delhi Township Senior Center
647 Neeb Road
Cincinnati OH 45233 Description: Cincinnati Area Senior Services offers congregate meals at this location. Delight Health Services
6730 Roosevelt Ave Ste 308
Middletown Ohio 45005 Description: Dental OPTIONS/ Cincy smiles
635 W. 7th St Ste 405
Cincinnati 45203 Description: Dental OPTIONS (Ohio Partnership To Improve Oral health through access to Needed Services) is a program offered by the Ohio Department of Health in partnership with the Ohio Dental Association. The mission of OPTIONS is to assist Ohioans with special health care needs and/or financial barriers to obtain dental care. OPTIONS patients are primarily adults; many are the "working poor" or elderly living on a fixed income. Eligible patients are matched with volunteer OPTIONS dentists who have agreed to reduce fees for dental care. For more information click here. Dental One Partners
5 East Liberty Street
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: Accepts Medicaid Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
55 E. Jackson Blvd
Chicago Il 60604 Description: DBSA provides hope, help, support, and education to improve the lives of people who have mood disorders. Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) -MiddletownDescription: Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance in Middletown offers support groups for those with depression or bipolar disorder and those who care for them. For meeting times and locations click here. Deupree Community Meals on Wheels
5535 Fair Ln Ste C
Cincinnati 45227 Description: Deupree Community Meals on Wheels is a Council on Aging contracted provider offering the following services:
Developmental Disabilities GuideDescription: Finding Developmental Disablity Services for your Loved One: Help in Navigating Ohio's Maze is a resource guide that helps people who themselves or their loved ones have been diagnosed with a developmental disability. It tells people how to get started, defines terms and services, lists a variety of resources and helps you understand what to expect at different stages in development. To access this resource handbook click here.
Dialysis Clinic, Inc
499 E. McMillan Street
Cincinnati OH 45206 Description: Other Locations Include:1075 Kemper Meadow Drive 151 West Galbraith Road
Disability Resources, Inc.Description: Disability Resources website helps promote and improve awareness, availability and accessibility of information that can help people with disabilities live, learn, love, work and play independently.
Disability Rights Ohio
200 Civic Center Dr
Columbus 43215 Description: Disability Rights Ohio is a non-profit corporation with a mission to advocate for the human, civil, and legal rights of people with disabilities in Ohio. Disability.govDescription: Disability.gov is the federal government website for comprehensive information on disability programs and services in communities nationwide. The site links to more than 14,000 resources from federal, state and local government agencies; academic institutions; and nonprofit organizations. You can find answers to questions about everything from Social Security to employment to affordable and accessible housing. Disabled Air Travelers HotlineWashington D.C. 20590 Description: The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has a toll-free hotline dedicated to helping air travelers with disabilities understand what to expect, their rights, and address issues involved with wheelchair travel on airplanes. Wheelchair travelers may call (800) 778-4838 or (800) 455-9880 seven days a week, 24-hours a day to have their questions answered: Learn what to expect when boarding and flying with a wheelchair Find out about airline facilities and accommodations provided for wheelchair travelers Gain an understanding of consumer rights, as well as airline company responsibilities Get real-time assistance with disability-related air travel problems (this includes calling from an airport at the time a problem occurs) The role of the DOT hotline representative is to work with the airlines to facilitate compliance with the DOTs rules for wheelchair travelers. The representative will the offer airlines customer-service solutions help resolve situations as they occur and ensure that disabled travelers` rights are respected. In addition, disabled air travelers may call the hotline after a trip to voice a concern or complaint if they were not able to make contact in transit. Printed copies of consumer information that details wheelchair travelers rights may be obtained by calling the DOT hotline. Before embarking on a trip, travelers are advised to call their air carrier to provide advance notice for wheelchair assistance with boarding and deplaning -- and between connecting flights. Distinctive Hands, LLC
7710 Reading Road Suite 112
Cin Ohio 45237 Description: Distinguished Orthopedic Home Care, Inc.
7564 Central Parke Blvd.
Mason Ohio 45040 Description: Distinguished Orthopedic Home Care, Inc. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
DiversAbility
6230 Busch Blvd
Columbus 45229 Description: WrightChoice, Inc. is a non-profit organization designed to "develop career-ready talent" focusing on our next generation of young leaders. The organization prepares college students with disabilities as well as other minorities for the workforce through four core components including career exploration, personal and professional development, career coaching and internship placement.
Divine Home Health Services
1172 W. Galbraith Rd., Suite 105
Cincinnati Ohio 45231 Description: Dove House (YWCA)
1570 Grand Boulevard
Hamilton 45011 Description: Dove House is Butler County's protective shelter for victims of domestic violence. Services include:
24-HOUR CRISIS HOTLINE: 1-800-618-6523 For over 25 years, Dove House has been working to restore safety, dignity and hope to women whose lives have been marred by domestic violence, one of the most pervasive threats to women's safety and well-being both nationally and locally. Dove House operates two protective shelters in Butler County, Ohio, one in Hamilton and one in Middletown. In addition, Dove House provides a 24-hour crisis hotline, advocacy for victims, training to increase self-sufficiency, and a survivors' support group. Dove House provides educational and outreach programs to both educate the community about the cycle of domestic violence and to give victims the support and courage to seek help.
Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati
4623 Wesley Avenue Suite A
Cincinnati Ohio 45212 Description: The mission of the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati is to empower individuals, educate families, enhance communities and together, celebrate the extraordinary lives of people with Down syndrome. To learn more about their programs visit their website here. Dr. Bateman of Kennedy Heights
6526 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati OH 45231 Description: Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Dr. Bruce Rogovin of Finneytown
8686 Winton Rd.
Cincinnati OH 45231 Description: Dr. Bruce Rogovin, DMD accepts the following 4 Insurance Carriers: Please verify this information when scheduling an appointment
Dr. Charles Clement of Evanston
3618 Montgomery Rd.
Cincinnati OH 45207 Description: Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Dr. Geoffrey Gold
2230 Dixie Hwy
Hamilton OH 45015 Description: Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Dr. Gerald M. Lawson
10673 McSwain Dr
Cincinnati OH 45241 Description: Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Dr. Hewitt Cooper
1305 William Howard Taft Rd
Cincinnati 45206 Description: Accepts CareSource Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Drake Center Driver Rehabilitation
151 West Galbraith Road
Cincinnati 45216-1096 Description: Evaluation and Training for Safe, Independent DrivingPersons with disabilities or illnesses are sometimes limited in their ability to drive. Drake Center driver rehabilitation is designed to evaluate these individuals for driving potential and provide specialized training by occupational therapists and other staff members who are licensed driving instructors. Trained staff carefully assess each persons needs and, if appropriate, help him or her develop safe, independent driving skills that meet real-world needs. Dramakinetics
4222 Hamilton Avenue
Cincinnati 45223 Description: Dramakinetics ElderArts is not a contracted provider of Council on Aging, they provide service to the following areas, Butler, Hamilton, Clermont, Clinton, and Warren counties. ElderArts is a program for seniors with Alzheimer's or other types of Dementia. It is designed to create and environment that allows participants to express themselves through music and movement. ElderArts promotes sensory integration, increased circulatory function, and promotes social interaction skills during the Dramakinetics program. Dramakinetics staff can bring ElderArts to your establishment via Workshops. The workshops consist of one hour weekly sessions for a tota lof ten weeks. The length of workshop can be modified to accommodate needs. All instructors are cetified in the Dramakinetics methodology. Dramakinetics is an abilities inclusive performing arts program that uses drama, music and movement to foster independence, creative thinking skills and empowerment. Drug Rehab
100 SE Third Avenue
Fort Lauderdale Florida 33304 Description: We provide information, resources, and treatment for people battling addiction and related conditions. At DrugRehab.com, our mission is to equip patients and families with the best information, resources and tools to overcome addiction and pursue lifelong recovery. We are here to help you or your loved one every step of the way. Drug and Poison Information Center
3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45229 Description: The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center (DPIC) at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is a 24-hour emergency and information telephone service for anyone with concerns about poison or drugs. The center's specially trained staff of pharmacists, pharmacologists and nurses and drug / poison information assistants answer questions about poisonings, drug abuse, product contents, substance identification, interactions and adverse reactions. The Drug and Poison Information Center also works to provide you with important prevention information, educational materials, first-aid information, common household hazards and references to national helpline organizations and agencies. Drug and Poison Information Center
3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45229-3039 Description: The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center (DPIC) at Cincinnati Children`s Medical Center is a 24-hour emergency and technical information telephone service for anyone with concerns involving poison or drugs. Dunham Recreation Center
4356 Dunham Way
Cincinnati OH 45238 Description: Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes. Durable Medical Equipment Loaner Program - Goodwill
10600 Springfield Pike
Cincinnati Ohio 45215 Description: The Goodwill Medical Equipment Loaner Program is ONLY AVAILABLE at our 10600 Springfield Pike headquarters location and is by appointment only. Each piece of equipment is $5.00 to rent. If you return the equipment, you will get your $5.00 back, or you can exchange it for a different piece. Duraline Medical Products, Inc.
324 Werner St. P.O. Box 67
Leipsic 45856 Description: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, Private Insurance. Open M-Thurs (8am-6:30pm), Sat (9am-1:00pm), Closed Sunday Duraline Medical Products is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
ELOHIM HEALTH CARE LLP
260 NORTHLAND Blvd, SUITE 217
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: Eagle Grace Health Care LLC
260 Northland Blvd Ste 336
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: Earl J Maag Apartments
124 Pamela Dr
Morrow OH 45152 Description: Warren County Community Services provides congregate services at this location Easter Seals Project ACTION
1101 Vermont Ave NW
Washington 20005 Description: Easter Seals Project ACTION promotes cooperation between the transportation industry and the disabled community to increase mobility for people with disabilities under the ADA and beyond. They offer free resources such as a national accessible traveler`s database, as well as training and technical assistance, in an effort to make the ADA work for everyone, everyday. Easter Seals TriState
2901 Gilbert Ave.
Cincinnati Ohio 45206 Description: At Easter Seals TriState youth and adults with disabilities and disadvantages find the path to live more independent lives through social enterprise, youth, vocational, social and recreational services, autism services, medical rehabilitation, military and veteren services, employment and training. To learn more about their programs visit their website here. Easter Seals Tristate, Work Resource Center
2901 Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45206 Description: Easter Seals Work Resource Center (WRC) empowers individuals with disabilities and disadvantages to increase their independence through employment. The organization helps people with disabilities and disadvantages gradually transition into the workforce and experience career success. Participants include:
Click here for information about programs and services.
Eastern Personnel Services
619 Central Ave
Cincinnati Ohio 45202 Description: Eastgate Mall
4601 Eastgate Blvd.
Cincinnati OH 45245 Description: Mall Hours: MON - SAT 10am - 9pm, SUN Noon - 6pm EasyLiving Home Care LLP
10461 Pippin Rd
Cincinnati Ohio 45231 Description: Elder Justice Initiative
950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington DC 20530-0001 Description: A resource for victims of elder abuse and financial exploitation and their families; practitioners who serve them; law enforcement agencies and prosecutors; and researchers seeking to understand and address this silent epidemic plaguing our nation's elders. Here, victims and family memebrs will find information about how to report elder abuse and financial exploitation in all 50 states and territories. Simply enter your zipcode to find local resources to assist you. ElderLawAnswers
3390 Glencairn Rd
Shaker Heights Ohio 44122 Description: The combination of an informed consumer and a qualified attorney produces the best legal results for the clients. ElderLawAnswers supports seniors, their families and their attorneys in achieving their goals by providing the following services:
ElderLawAnswers information is designed to be thorough, up-to-date and easy to understand. The attorneys in the network have demonstrated a commitment to the field of elder law. And they benefit from the experience and expertise of their peers through our Internet-based practice tools. ElderTreks
597 Markham St.
Toronto, ON Canada M6G 2L7 Description: ELDERTREKS is the world`s first adventure travel company designed exclusively for people 50 and over. Established in 1987, ElderTreks offers active, off-the-beaten-path, small-group adventures by both land and sea in over 100 countries. ElderTreks offers wildlife and tribal African safaris, active hiking trips to the Rockies, Himalayas and Andes, expeditions by icebreakers to the Arctic and Antarctic and cultural journeys throughout Asia, South America and much of the world. We invite you to browse through our website, request a catalogue or give us a call. A real person will always answer during business hours. We hope you can join ElderTreks on one of our small group adventures for travelers 50 plus. Eldercare LocatorDescription: Through the Eldercare Locator, individuals and their families can get information on services available for older adults nationwide including State and Area Agencies on Aging. Elderhostel, Inc.
11 Avenue de Lafayette
Boston MA 02111 Description: Elderhostel is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing learning adventures for people 55 and older. Elite Angels Healthcare
5571 Schlade Ct
Liberty Township Ohio 45044 Description: Elite Comfort Home Care LLC
2812 Mack Road
Fairfield Ohio 45014 Description: Elite Xpress Transportation LLC
2418 Compton Rd., Ste. #2
Cincinnati Ohio 45231 Description: Emergency Response Systems (LifeLine)Description: Emergency Response Systems -- commonly referred to as LifeLines -- are bracelets or necklaces that can be worn and activated if the user falls or becomes incapacitated and cannot reach the phone to call for help. Emergency Response Systems are monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and operators are trained to respond appropriately if the system is activated by the user. Many people who receive in-home care services through Council on Aging receive an Emergency Response System as part of their care plan. The service can also be subscribed to and paid for privately. Contact Council on Aging for a list of local providers: (513) 721-1025. Emerson Heating & Cooling
6436 Pheasant Run
Loveland OH 45140 Description: Emerson Heating and Cooling is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Cincinnati
151 West Galbraith Rd
Cincinnati 45216 Description: At Encompass Health, we are committed to delivering the highest quality care to our patients. From inpatient rehabilitation to home-based care, we’re with our patients for every step of their post-acute journey. Our clinical collaboration and cutting-edge treatments ensure patients receive the best care for their needs at all times. We’re proud to say our approach helps patients achieve better outcomes.
Encompass Health Rehabilityat Hospital of Cincinnati at Norwood
4953 Section Avenue
Norwood Ohio 45212 Description: At Encompass Health, we are committed to delivering the highest quality care to our patients. From inpatient rehabilitation to home-based care, we’re with our patients for every step of their post-acute journey. Our clinical collaboration and cutting-edge treatments ensure patients receive the best care for their needs at all times. We’re proud to say our approach helps patients achieve better outcomes.
EngAging Seniors
3709 Pocahontas Ave
Cincinnati Ohio 45227 Description: EngAging Seniors, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit offers Smartphone Basics for Beginners in-person Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
895 Central Avenue
Cincinnati 45202 Description: Community education, information, job training, counseling, support groups, group homes, and supportive services. Episcopal Retirement Homes, Inc.
3870 Virginia Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45227 Description: Episcopal Retirement Homes extends its ministry outside the walls of its retirement communities through its Parish Health Ministry (PHM) program, which assists congregations throughout Central and Southern Ohio with developing or enhancing a parish nurse/ health ministry. Outside of a small paid staff, PHM is run by volunteers who help bring health information and advocacy to the community. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
550 Main St
Cincinnati 45202 Description: The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is responsible for enforcing federal laws that make it illegal to discriminate against a job applicant or an employee because of the person`s race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information. It is also illegal to discriminate against a person because the person complained about discrimination, filed a charge of discrimination, or participated in an employment discrimination investigation or lawsuit. Most employers with at least 15 employees are covered by EEOC laws (20 employees in age discrimination cases). Most labor unions and employment agencies are also covered. The laws apply to all types of work situations, including hiring, firing, promotions, harassment, training, wages, and benefits. EquifaxAtlanta Description: Fight identity theft by monitoring and reviewing your credit report. You may request your free credit report online, request your report by phone or request your report through the mail. Free credit reports requested online are viewable immediately upon authentication of identity. Free credit reports requested by phone or mail will be processed within 15 days of receiving your request. Errands and Services, LLC
10999 Reed Hartman Highway
Cincinnati 45242 Description: Errands & Services, LLC is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Esther Marie Hatton Center for Women
2499 Reading Road
Cincinnati 45202 Description:
The Esther Marie Hatton Center for Women ensures homeless women in Cincinnati have access to basic human needs such as shelter, food, emergency clothing items, basic toiletries, and safety.
Evanston Recreation Center
3204 Woodburn Avenue
Cincinnati OH 45207 Description: The Cincinnati Recreation Commission senior programs offer something to fit every lifestyle for those 50 and older. CRC recreation centers offer activities such as aerobics, sports, crafts and dance. A highlight for CRC seniors is the annual Southwest Ohio Senior Olympics. Since 1992, this fun and challenging program has promoted healthy lifestyle choices and is open to athletes ages 50 and older. Events include golf, swimming, tennis, track & field and many more. Senior Olympics are held in April and May each year. Since 1968, CRC has honored Hamilton County seniors at the annual Senior Citizen Hall of Fame. More than 1,600 seniors, ages 60+ have been inducted. This event unifies the Cincinnati community and recognizes the benefits and talents of its extraordinary senior citizens. The Senior Citizen Hall of Fame is held in the fall of each year. Evendale Community Center
10500 Reading Road
Cincinnati OH 45241 Description: Evergreen Retirement Community
230 W. Galbraith Rd
Cincinnati Ohio 45215 Description: Everyday Homecare LLC
711 S. High Street
Mt. Orab Ohio 45154 Description: Everyday Homecare, LLC is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
ExactCare Pharmacy
April Heether
Valley View Ohio 44125 Description: ~A Patient-First Approach Excel Home Health Care
1375 Kemper Meadow Dr Unit 6
Cincinnati Ohio 45240 Description: ExperianDescription: Extended Arms
7225 Colerain Ave Ste 202
Cincinnati Ohio 45239 Description: Extended Hearts
7000 ST RT 123
Franklin Ohio 45014 Description: Extra Help/Low-Income SubsidyDescription: If you are able to get Medicare's Part D drug coverage, and have limited income and savings, you may be able to get "Extra Help" from the Medicare Part D Low-Income Subsidy (LIS/Extra Help). This program provides help to pay for your Pard D premiums, deductibles, and prescription co-payments. Extra Help has three levels of help. How much assistance you get depends on your income and resources. How to Apply for Extra HelpSome people do not need to apply for Extra Help. If you are already enrolled in Medicaid, SSI or a Medicare Savings Program (except QDWI), you automatically get Extra Help.
Call Council on Aging for assistance with applications: (513) 721-1025, apply online at Social Security or call Social Security at 1-800-772-1213 to apply by phone or get a paper application. TTY users should call 1-800-325-0778. Eye M.D. Association
P.O. Box 7424
San Francisco CA 94120 Description: Provides referrals for seniors (age 65 or over) who do not have an ophthalmologist. Callers who meet the eligibility requirements are mailed the name of an ophthalmologist participating near their home. Participating doctors provide medical eye exams and treatment for conditions or diseases, if necessary. Qualified callers receive treatment at no expense for the doctor`s services. Eyeglasses, prescriptions, hospital services and other medical services are not covered under the program. Doctors accept insurance reimbursement as payment in full. Literature pertaining to eye diseases and medical procedures is available by mail.
FAITH Emergency Services Inc./FAITH Ministries
6315 South Mason Montgomery Road
Mason 45040 Description: 1. FAITH Ministries is a cooperative partnership among seven local churches, United Way of Warren County, Kiwanis to provide emergency relief for persons and families in need . Fair Housing Accessibility FIRSTDescription: Fair Housing Accessibility FIRST is a new initiative sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) designed to promote compliance with the Fair Housing Act design and construction requirements. Call the number or use the Web site for fair housing instruction, resources, support, and technical guidance Fair Housing Act
U.S. Department of Justice
Washington D.C. 20530 Description: The Fair Housing Act, as amended in 1988, prohibits housing discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, and national origin. Its coverage includes private housing, housing that receives federal financial assistance, and state and local government housing. It is unlawful to discriminate in any aspect of selling or renting housing or to deny a dwelling to a buyer or renter because of the disability of that individual, an individual associated with the buyer or renter, or an individual who intends to live in the residence. The Fair Housing Act requires owners of housing facilities to make reasonable exceptions in their policies and operations to afford people with disabilities equal housing opportunities. Complaints of Fair Housing Act violation may be filed with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Fair Housing Cincinnati Regional Office
801 B West 8th Street, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati OH 45203 Description: FairCare Home Health & Transportation
1821 SUMMIT RD. SUITE 300J
Cincinnati Ohio 45237 Description: Fairfield Church of God
6001 Dixie Highway
Fairfield 45014 Description: Food Pantry Services Fairfield Community Arts Center
411 Wessel Drive
Fairfield OH 45014 Description: Fairfield Food Pantry
78 Donald Dr
Fairfield OH 45014 Description: The Fairfield Food Pantry started as a result of the Fairfield Community Connection Group’s (CCG) community survey in 1996 revealing a need for a food pantry in Fairfield. CCG’s founder, Howard Dirksen, formed an independent board, solicited start up donations and located the pantry at an available commercial space on Magie Avenue in Fairfield. It has been a growing and successful operation since and has expanded its services as needs arise and change. Members of the initial board used their expertise in law, business, finance, and volunteerism to incorporate as a 501(c)3 nonprofit, set guidelines and began operation as a nonprofit business. Today’s board of 13 caring community leaders meet monthly to make decisions on the pantry needs and operation. The pantry is currently blessed with two part time employees who conduct operations three days a week and volunteers who assist as needed. The Fairfield Food Pantry is thankful to celebrate 20 years of serving our community. We appreciate the tremendous support that we have received from the community and our volunteers and look forward to continuing to serve as long as there is a need. Source of Food and SuppliesWe rely upon food donated by individuals, churches, schools, community organizations, scout, youth and community institutions. In addition we buy food from Shared Harvest Food Bank, Kroger, Sam’s, Walmart and other local vendors depending upon the best price. It has been a standard in our operation to supply food along with personal care products and household supplies as we feel home and human cleanliness, like food, is important in keeping a family healthy and happy. Civic groups, like Fairfield Women, collect monthly donations of food and also personal care products. Fairfield Home Care
3174 MACK RD UNIT 7
Fairfield Ohio 45014 Description: Fairfield Pharmacy
4610 Pleasant Ave
Fairfield OH 45014 Description: Deliver Monday - Friday 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Faith Lutheran Church Food Pantry
421 East Vine St.
Wilmington Ohio 45177 Description: Faith Lutheran Church Food Pantry is open on the first and third Wednesday's from 10:00-12:00. Family Bridges Home Care Inc.
4055 Executive Park Dr
Cincinnati 45241 Description: Family Bridges Home Care INC. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Family Caregiver Alliance
235 Montgomery St.
San Francisco 94103 Description: Founded in 1977, Family Caregiver Alliance was the first community-based nonprofit organization in the country to address the needs of families and friends providing long-term care at home. Long recognized as a pioneer in health services, FCA now offers programs at national, state and local levels to support and sustain caregivers. Family Caregiver Alliance is a public voice for caregivers, illuminating the daily challenges they face, offering them the assistance they so desperately need and deserve, and championing their cause through education, services, research and advocacy. Family Dental Care Associates
4601 Eastgate Blvd.
Cincinnati 45245 Description: Northgate Location Northgate Mall Sears 9501 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati OH 45251
Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Family Matters Home Care
8200 Beckett Park Drive
West Chester Ohio 45069 Description: Family Matters Home Care
230 Northland Blvd Ste 334
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: Family Service of Middletown
555 N. Vertiy Parkway
Middletown 45042 Description: Food Pantry Services Available Monday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Tuesday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Thursday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Friday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Saturday CLOSED Sunday CLOSED Family Services
2211 Arbor Blvd.
Dayton Ohio 45439 Description:
At Family Services they believe providing services in the most efficient and economical manner should be as much a part of doing business as the professionalism and dignity they bring to the people they serve.
Family Support Care
3991 Hamilton-Middletown Rd Ste 1
Hamilton Ohio 45011 Description: Family Violence Center
380 Bellbrook Ave.
Xenia Ohio 45385 Description: The mission of the Family Violence Prevention Center is to reduce family and relationship violence and its impact in Greene County through prevention, intervention, safe-housing and collaborative community programs.
Familymeds.com
461 Cooke Street
Farmington CT 06032 Description: Discount depends on medication; cost of shipping is free on prescription orders. Farber & Farber Family Dentistry
4338 Montgomery Rd.
Cincinnati OH 45212 Description: Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply Federal Black Lung Program
200 Constitution Avenue, NW
Whashington 20210 Description: Jurisdiction: Department of Labor and Social Security Black Lung Claims for Ohio. The Black Lung Benefits Act (BLBA) provides monthly payments to, and medical treatment for, coal miners totally disabled from pneumoconiosis disease arising from employment in or around the nation`s coal mines. Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
45 L Street NE
Washington D.C. 20554 Description: Title IV of Americans with Disabilities Act addresses telephone and television access for people with hearing and speech disabilities. It requires common carriers (telephone companies) to establish interstate and intrastate telecommunications relay services (TRS) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. TRS enables callers with hearing and speech disabilities who use text telephones (TTY or TDD), and callers who use voice telephones, to communicate with each other through a third party communications assistant. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has set minimum standards for TRS services. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
500 C Street SW
Washington DC 20472 Description: FEMAs mission is to support citizens and first responders to ensure that the nation works together to build, sustain, and improve the capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards. Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Office of Personnel Management
1900 E Street, NW
Washington DC 20415 Description: Federal employees, retiree`s, and their survivors can choose from a wide selection of health plans including:
When the federal employee enrolled in Medicare retires, Medicare then becomes the primary payer for health care. Federal Trade Commission
600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington DC 20580 Description: This site provides consumer educational materials and allows consumers to file a complaint online. Information is available on a number of topics, including healthcare, funerals, identity theft and scams, and more. National Do Not Call RegistryThe National Do Not Call Registry gives you a choice about whether to receive telemarketing calls at home. Most telemarketers should not call your number once it has been on the registry for 31 days. If they do, you can file a complaint at this Website. You can register your home or mobile phone for free. Internet Safety Project GOAL – Internet Safety for Older Adults: Challenges and Solutions
Fernside
4360 Cooper Rd
Cincinnati OH 45242 Description: Fernside is a non-profit organization offering support and advocacy to grieving families who have experienced a death. As the 2nd center in the nation, Fernside offers peer support for grieving children, teens and adults. Fernside works to increase community awareness of grief issues through community outreach. Financial Planning Association
1290 Broadway
Denver 80203 Description: Provides information and consumer referrals for a Certified Financial Planners. This site also offers many helpful articles regarding the financial aspect of caring for loved ones. Firas I. Mahmood dba AL-ADHAM Construction and Restoration/Black Bronco Construction
6770 Lauffer Rd
Columbus 43231 Description: Firas I. Mahmood dba AL-ADHAM Construction and Restoration is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services: •minor home modifications First Choice Medical Staffing of Ohio, Inc.
1008 Marshall Ave.
Cincinnati Ohio 45225 Description: FirstChoice is an Ohio-based company specializing in home health care and private duty services. Established in 1998, FirstChoice has earned an outstanding reputation by committing to core values that ensure integrity, customer service, and quality care. We offer a comprehensive range of services to manage Diabetes, Heart and Lung Disease, Strokes, Kidney Disease, Wound Care, and other chronic or newly diagnosed conditions. We also offer specialty programs for treating Behavioral and Mental health conditions, Alzheimer’s or other forms of Dementia in homebound adults with Medicare, Medicaid, Private Insurance, Passport, Options, or Waiver eligibility. First Community Health Services, LLC
6660 Dixie Highway
Fairfield OH 45014 Description: First Community Health Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Fitch Ratings
33 Whitehall Street
New York NY 10004 Description: Fitch Ratings is a global rating agency dedicated to providing value beyond the rating through independent and prospective credit opinions, research and data. Offering a world of knowledge and experience behind every opinion, they transform information to deliver meaning and utility to investors, issuers and other market participants. Fitzgerald Pharmacy
305 West Main
Williamsburg 45176 Description: Call for delivery areas Florence Mall
2028 Florence Mall
Florence KY 41042 Description: Monday-Saturday: 10am-9pm Sunday: 12pm-6pm Food Assistance Benefits (Food Stamps), Fact SheetDescription: The Food Assistance program is designed to raise nutritional levels, to expand buying power and to safeguard the health and well-being of individuals in low-income households in Ohio. A household may consist of an individual or a group of individuals who live together and usually purchase and prepare their food together. You may qualify for benefits if your household's gross monthly income is at or under 130 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. Some households may qualify if they have income over the limit if someone in the household is elderly or disabled. Apply for Food Assistance online by going to http://ODJFSBenefits.Ohio.gov, or by filling out the Request for Cash, Food and Medical Assistance (JFS 7200) form and submitting it to your county department of job and family services (CDJFS). Click here to get a copy of the form. Click here for more information about this program.
Forensic & Mental Health Services, Inc.
4721 Reading Road
Cincinnati 45237 Description: FMHS provides objective, efficient and expert mental health and substance abuse services to all aspects of the community including the court system. Mental Health Treatment and Consultation Services:
Community Support Provider Services:Program Works to Reduce Repeat Offenders
Forensic Assessment and Consultation Services
Forest Park Senior Center
11555 Winton Road
Cincinnati 45240 Description: The Forest Park Senior Center, located at 11555 Winton Road, is a multi-purpose facility that provides a warm and cozy atmosphere for hosting senior programs geared to residents 55+. Four Worlds Healthcare
4100 EXECUTIVE PARK DR
Cincinnati Ohio 45241 Description: Franklin Area Community Services
345 South Main Street
Franklin 45005 Description: Who does FACS serve? How can I get help?
When is help available? Financial assistance: Please call FACS at 937-746-7791 to see what assistance is available and current hours to apply.
Fred's Group Service LLC
270 Northland Blvd Suite 107
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: FreeStore FoodBank
112 E Liberty Street
Cincinnati OH 45202 Description: What is the Freestore Foodbank? The Freestore Foodbank is the largest emergency food provider in the Tri-State area, serving a 20 county region in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. Freestore Foodbank solicits, collects, purchases and stores food from manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers and government agencies and distribute it to more than 325 nonprofit member agencies that provide free food to those in need. The Freestore Foodbank is a member of Feeding America (formerly America`s Second Harvest), the national network of food banks and food rescue programs. The Freestore Foodbank is an independent nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Addressing a Vital Need Freedom Home and Day Healthcare
6435 Dixie Highway
Fairfield Ohio 45014 Description: Fresenius Medical Care
920 Winter Street
Waltham MA 02451-1457 Description: Friendly Care Agency
6501 E Livingston Ave
Reynoldsburg Ohio 43068 Description: Friendly Care Agency is a contracted provider with Council on Aging offering the following services:
Friendly Care, Inc.
7594 Slate Ridge Blvd
Reynoldsburg OH 43068 Description: Friendly Care Inc. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Friends of Man
PO Box 937
Littleton CO 80160-0937 Description: Friends of Man Friends of Man is the charitable arm of the institute for the New Man. The program provides resources to help people who find themselves in a situation where they have nowhere else to turn. It may be an elderly person on a fixed income, a working family whose child is struck by severe illness, an accident victim, a disabled person, or a schoolchild whose family can't afford basic needs. Friends of Man helps people of all ages with a large variety of needs:
Future Home Care Services
7990 Reading Rd.
Cincinnati Ohio 45237 Description: Gabriel's Angels Homecare
232 North South St
Wilmington Ohio 45177 Description: Gaines Estate Organization
260 Northland Blvd Ste 114F
Cincinnati Ohio 45246 Description: Gamblers Anonymous
P.O. Box 17173
Los Angeles CA 90017 Description: Garden Street Transitional House
1120 Garden Street
Cincinnati OH 45214 Description: The Garden Street Transitional Home provides a structured, sober living environment with supportive services for homeless men who have recently been released from prison. Garden of Oakley
4001 Rosslyn Drive
Cincinnati 45209 Description: Garden of Oakley is a contracted provder of Council on Aging providing asslisted living and community transitions to clients enrolled in the PASSPORT program in Hamilton counties. Gary's Home of Helping Hands 1 & 2 LLC
1731 & 1733 Greenview Place
Cincinnati Ohio 45237 Description: Independent living facility located in Bond Hill. Medicaid and Medicare accepted. Facility has access to meals, nursing care, social activities and transportation.Gate of Heaven
11000 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati OH 45249 Description: At Gate of Heaven, they know that most people must make burial arrangements during very difficult times—times of grief, sadness and loss. Their staff will treat you with dignity and help you deal as comfortably as possible with the decisions you need to make. Gehring Pharmacy
210 East Sharon Road
Cincinnati OH 45246 Description: Delivery Area: Glendale Area Gentle Hands Healthcare Solutions
6663 Kennedy Ave
Cincinnati Ohio 45213 Description: Gentle Touch Home Care Agency
1187 East Way
Cincinnati Ohio 45224 Description: Geriatric Evaluation Center, University of Cincinnati at MapleKnoll
640 Maple Trace
Cincinnati OH 45246 Description: The Geriatric Evaluation Center was created to provide special care for older adults and their families, whether it’s a complete medical evaluation or advice about a lifestyle question. Conveniently located at Maple Knoll Village in Springdale, the center offers expert advice to manage health concerns and maintain the well-being of people 65 and older. Global Meals
2761 E. 4th Ave
Columbus Oh 43219 Description: Global Meals is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
Glorified Nursing, LLC.
1821 Summit Rd Ste 116
Cincinnati Ohio 45237 Description: Go2-Pros Pest Control, Inc.
7989 S Suburban Rd
Dayton Ohio 45458 Description: GoGoGrandparent
1600 Bryant Street # 410477
San Franscisco California 94141 Description: Order rides for seniors, groceries, prescription medications, meals, home chores, and more with a simple phone call to 1 (855) 464-6872. |
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Healthy-U
Cincinnati 45246
Description:
Are you struggling with a health condition such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, fibromyalgia, or arthritis?
The Healthy-U Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is proven to improve quality of life -- and save money by reducing health care expenses. It`s free to adults of any age with any on-going health condition and/or their caregivers.
Healthy U is a small group workshop that focuses on problem solving and building self-confidence to help people maintain their health and manage chronic health conditions. Many people struggle to manage symptoms of chronic disease -- especially older adults who are more likely to be living with more than one chronic illness. In 2009, the Surgeon General estimated that 50% of older Americans were living with at least two chronic health conditions (at least 80% had one).
The workshops are led by trained facilitators -- usually non-health professionals who have a chronic disease themselves. Participants meet for six weeks, once a week, for two and a half hours, and learn to control their symptoms through: relaxation techniques, diet and exercise changes, managing sleep and fatigue, using medications correctly, and communication with family members, friends and health care providers.
Healthy U, developed at Stanford University as the Chronic Disease Self Management Program, is successful because it was developed with input from people who have chronic diseases themselves. COA is offering the workshop locally through a grant from the Ohio Department of Aging and the federal Administration on Aging.
For information about workshop dates and locations, click here or call (513) 721-1025 and ask for Healthy-U.
Council on Aging is looking for individuals and organizations who are interested in offering the Healthy-U program. Healthy-U leaders are either adults (preferably with a chronic health condition) or professionals such as nurses, care managers, health educators, etc. Healthy-U leaders:
- receive specialized training and easy-to-use instructional materials
- learn new skills and gain valuable experience in program delivery
- experience the satisfaction of changing lives with a proven effective program
Click here for more information, or call (513) 721-1025 and ask for Healthy-U.
Hearing Loss Association of America Southwest Ohio Chapter
Lebanon 45036
Description:
The Southwest Ohio Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) shares the mission of the National HLAA organization: to enhance the quality of life for people who are hard of hearing. HLAA strives to open the world of communication to people with hearing loss by providing information, education, support and advocacy. If you or someone you care about has hearing loss, HLAA can help. Programs feature speakers who address the concerns, needs, and hopes of people with hearing loss and their friends and families. Anyone is welcome to join. Members come from all walks of life and from many age groups.
Hearing Speech & Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati 45219
Description:
A non-profit organization that serves people with hearing loss, those with speech disorders and people who are deaf. Services include hearing services and products, speech and language services, and deaf services. For the deaf there is a 24-hour emergency interpreting service, sign language classes, independent living skills, work and job skills, information and referral and advocacy. They also provide counseling and therapy for groups or individuals.
Multiple locations.
Heart of Gold Home Care Agency LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Heartland Hospice
Cincinnati OH 45227
Description:
Hearts Full of Love Home Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45239
Description:
Hearts of Care Home Healthcare Agency LLC
West Chester Ohio 45069
Description:
Heat-related Illness and Injury
Description:
Tips for helping older adults prevent heat-related illness and injuries
During hot summer months, everyone should take care to protect themselves from heat-related illnesses and injuries. During this time, our elderly loved-ones, friends and neighbors (people age 65 and older) are more susceptible to heat-related illnesses and injuries, because:
- Elderly people do not adjust as well as young people to sudden changes in temperature.
- They are more likely to have a chronic medical condition that upsets normal body responses to heat.
- They are more likely to take prescription medicines that impair the body`s ability to regulate its temperature or that inhibit perspiration.
Heat Stroke
Heat stroke is the most serious heat-related illness. It occurs when the body becomes unable to control its temperature: the body`s temperature rises rapidly, the body loses its ability to sweat, and it is unable to cool down. Body temperatures rise to 106F or higher within 10 to 15 minutes. Heat stroke can cause death or permanent disability if emergency treatment is not provided.
Signs and Symptoms of Heat Stroke
Warning signs vary but may include the following:
- An extremely high body temperature (above 103F)
- Red, hot, and dry skin (no sweating)
- Rapid, strong pulse
- Throbbing headache
- Dizziness
- Nausea
Heat Exhaustion
Heat exhaustion is a milder form of heat-related illness that can develop after several days of exposure to high temperatures and inadequate or unbalanced replacement of fluids.
Signs and Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion
Warning signs vary but may include the following:
- Heavy sweating
- Paleness
- Muscle Cramps
- Tiredness
- Weakness
- Dizziness
- Headache
- Nausea or vomiting
- Fainting
- Skin: may be cool and moist
- Pulse rate: fast and weak
- Breathing: fast and shallow
What you can do to protect yourself
You can follow these prevention tips to protect yourself from heat-related stress:
- Drink cool, nonalcoholic beverages. (If your doctor generally limits the amount of fluid you drink or has you on water pills, ask him how much you should drink when the weather is hot. Also, avoid extremely cold liquids because they can cause cramps.)
- Rest.
- Take a cool shower, bath, or sponge bath.
- If possible, seek an air-conditioned environment. (If you don`t have air conditioning, consider visiting an air-conditioned shopping mall or public library to cool off.)
- Wear lightweight clothing.
- If possible, remain indoors in the heat of the day.
- Do not engage in strenuous activities.
What you can do to help protect elderly relatives and neighbors
If you have elderly relatives or neighbors, you can help them protect themselves from heat-related stress:
- Visit older adults at risk at least twice a day and watch them for signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
- Take them to air-conditioned locations if they have transportation problems.
- Make sure older adults have access to an electric fan whenever possible.
What you can do for someone with heat stress
If you see any signs of severe heat stress, you may be dealing with a life-threatening emergency. Have someone call for immediate medical assistance while you begin cooling the affected person. Do the following:
- Get the person to a shady area.
- Cool the person rapidly, using whatever methods you can. For example, immerse the person in a tub of cool water; place the person in a cool shower; spray the person with cool water from a garden hose; sponge the person with cool water; or if the humidity is low, wrap the person in a cool, wet sheet and fan him or her vigorously.
- Monitor body temperature and continue cooling efforts until the body temperature drops to 101F
- If emergency medical personnel are delayed, call the hospital emergency room for further instructions.
- Do not give the person alcohol to drink.
- Get medical assistance as soon as possible.
(Content Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Extreme Heat)
Help with summer cooling costs
Help with summer cooling costs is available to low-income and older Ohio residents starting July 1 through Aug. 31.
The assistance is provided by the Ohio Department of Development`s annual Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) Summer Crisis Program, which provides a one time payment of up to $175 for electric bills to low-income and elderly residents who meet eligibility guidelines. Last year, more than 42,000 Ohio residents received help through the HEAP Summer Crisis program.
For more information, contact your local community action agency or call 800-282-0880.
Heaven on Earth
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
Heaven on Earth is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care Services
Heavenly Helpers (fka American Maid)
Blanchester Ohio 45107
Description:
Heavens Reign Home Care Services, LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45211
Description:
Help Health Care, LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Help Me Grow
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Help Me Grow (HMG) is Ohio`s birth to 3 system that provides state and federal funds to county Family and Children First Councils to be used in conjunction with state, local and other federal funds to implement and maintain a coordinated, community-based infrastructure that promotes trans-disciplinary, family-centered services for expectant parents, newborns, infants and toddlers and their families. The Ohio Department of Health, Bureau of Early Intervention Services (BEIS) is the lead agency administering HMG program in Ohio.
Heyday Health
Description:
About Heyday
We are a virtual and in-home healthcare practice dedicated to improving the primary care experience for older adults. We founded Heyday Health because we saw the health system leaving our elderly loved ones behind and were driven to create a better solution. Our mission is to transform how, when, and where we deliver care to achieve exceptional outcomes.
Hillebrand Home Health
Cincinnati OH 45211
Description:
Hillebrand Home Health is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- nursing
- personal care services
- home care assistance
Hirsch Recreation Center
Cincinnati 45229
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes. 2023 Annual Membership Fees: Mature Adults (60+) $10 All Centers.
Holy Trinity St. Vincent De Paul Food Pantry
Batavia OH 45103
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available
Home Care Assistance of Cincinnati
Cincinnati 45236
Description:
Home Care Assistance of Cincinnati provides 24 hour live in rates for ADL and IADL services including non-medical home care assistance, transportation, cognitive therapy for dementia care, etc for people living in Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton or Warren counties.
Home Care Delivered, Inc.
Glen Allen 23060
Description:
Home Care Delivered is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home medical equipment
Home Care Mobility
Franklin Ohio 45005
Description:
Home Care Mobility is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Home Medical Equipment
Home Delivered Meals
Cincinnati OH 45246
Description:
For many people, getting at least one nutritious meal a day can be a challenge. Physical or cognitive disability, illness, and lack of support or transportation are common barriers that prevent many people from preparing food or traveling to a group meal location such as a church or senior center.
To offer access to nutritious meals, Council on Aging (COA) provides home-delivered meals through 1) PASSPORT (Ohio's Medicaid waiver home care program), 2) locally-funded Elderly Services Programs, and 3) the Ohio Home Care Waiver program (Ohio Medicaid waiver program for people under age 60). Each year, COA provides more than 2 million meals to approximately 10,000 homebound older adults in Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton and Warren counties.
Eligibility
Eligibility for home-delivered meals is determined by nutritional need and criteria are derived from funding sources. To qualify for home-delivered meals, you must meet all of the following criteria:
- age 60 or older (except for the Ohio Home Care Waiver where there is no age criterion)
- unable to prepare your own meals
- unable to participate in a congregate nutrition program because of physical or emotional difficulties
- lack another meal support service in the home or community
Home-delivered meals may also be provided to the spouse of an eligible person, who lives in the home of the eligible person, regardless of the spouse's age or abilities. This is determined on a case-by-case basis.
Meals are prepared by one of our quality meal providers and delivered directly to your door by a friendly volunteer or staff person. Delivered meals can be hot, chilled or frozen and can be prepared to meet special dietary needs (diabetic, dietary restrictions, etc.).
Cost
Home-delivered meals through Council on Aging are free of charge. However, our funding does not cover the full cost of preparing and delivering meals. Donations allow us to reach out to more people and help with the costs for preparation and delivery. Donations of any size are accepted and appreciated. Your meal provider will explain how you may make a donation.
How to Enroll
For information about receiving home-delivered meals, call:
Butler: (513) 868-9281
Clermont: (513) 724-1255
Clinton and Hamilton: (513) 721-1025 or (800) 252-0155
Warren: (513) 695-2271
Home Dialysis of Eastgate, Inc.
Cincinnati 45245
Description:
End Stage Renal Disease Treatment
Home Dialysis of Mt. Auburn, Inc.
Cincinnati OH 45212
Description:
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)
The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federally funded program administered by the Ohio Development Services Agency's Office of Community Assistance (OCA). It is designed to help eligible low-income Ohioans meet the high costs of home heating. If you are eligible for assistance, the amount of your one-time HEAP benefit wilI depend on federal funding levels, how many people live with you, total household income, and the primary fuel you use to heat your home. In most cases, the one-time benefit will be a credit applied to your energy bill by your utility company (or fuel vendor). HEAP is available from November through March, or until funds are depleted. The Summer Cooling Crisis Program begins July 1. For a HEAP application, call Council on Aging, 513-721-1025.
Emergency Heap (EHEAP)
This program provides assistance to households which have had their utilities disconnected, face the threat of disconnect, or have 10 or fewer days supply of bulk fuel. It allows a one-time payment of up to $200 per heating season to restore or retain home heating services.
Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP) Plus
PIPP Plus is an extended payment arrangement that requires regulated gas and electric companies to accept payments based on a percentage of the household income for customers whose monthly countable income is at or below 150 percent of the current federal poverty guidelines. Under PIPP Plus, if you heat with gas, you pay 6 percent of your monthly household income to your gas company and 6 percent to your electric company. If you heat with electricity, you pay 10 percent of your monthly household income. The Community Action Agency or utility company will inform you of your PIPP Plus installment. Once you are enrolled in the program, you must pay your installment every month in full and on time.
Visit the Ohio Department of Development Web site for more information about these programs.
Home First
Loveland 45140
Description:
Home First Non-medical (HOME FIRST NON-MEDICAL) is a Durable Medical Equipment & Medical Supplies Supplier in Loveland, Ohio.
Home First is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- environmental services
Home Health Care Services
Cincinnati 45237
Description:
PASSPORT Program
Home Health Hair
Ohio Cincinnati
Description:
We bring Salon Services to YOU!
Servicing Greater Cincinnati, Ohio & Northern Kentucky
Home Health Hair offers personal care services such as haircuts, perms, permanent
hair color, grooming, caring for hair, nail care, mani/pedi, hygiene, shaving, skin care
with lotions and/or powder, foot care, and ear care to all persons of all ages to support
independent living and aging in place
https://www.homehealthhair.com
Home Healthcare by Black Stone
Cincinnati 45236
Description:
Home Healthcare by Black Stone is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- enhanced community living
Home Products Healthcare
Dayton Ohio 45409
Description:
Home Products Healthcare is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Home Medical Equipment.
Home Sense Enterprises LLC
Description:
HomeSense Enterprises is dedicated to providing quality products and services to assist individuals in maintaining their independence in a safer environment while preserving their quality of life.
The HomeSenser is there to remind us about the cooking we have left unattended and to shut-off the stove if we don't return.
Home Sweet Home Caregivers
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Home Training Dialysis
Fairfield 45014
Description:
HomeCare Mattress Inc.
Franklin OH 45005
Description:
PASSPORT Provider
HomeCare.com
McClean 22102
Description:
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HomeSense Enterprises, LLC
Akron 44307
Description:
HomeSense Enterprises is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- minor home modification
HomeWell Senior Care LLC
Cincinnati 45241
Description:
Levels of care: companion, basic, and speciality. 24 hour supportive care manager avaiability. Homewell Signiture Programs: LEAP, Surestep Fall Protection, Go HomeWell Post-Medicial Program.
HomeWell Senior Care , LLC offers the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
Homefront Nursing, LLC
Cincinnati 45246
Description:
Homefront Nursing Agency offers home health services to people with developmental disabilities, elderly, adults and children. They also offer homemaker, adult and personal care, supported living, transportation services, handicap accessible van, durable medical equipment and private duty nursing services.
Homefront Nursing is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
Honor Lives LLC.
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
Hope Care Team, LLC
Miamisburg Ohio 45342
Description:
Hope Care Team, LLC
Miamisburg Ohio 45242
Description:
Hope Emergency Program
Lynchburg Ohio 45142
Description:
The Hope Emergency Program is a 501 (c) (3), social service outreach program. Every week food, clothing and household items are distributed to an average of 250 families. In addition to the weekly distribution, a special effort is made to help families recover from personal disasters such as home fires and floods. Services are open to residents of Adams, Brown, Clinton, and Highland counties.
Hope Home Care, LLC
Dayton OH 45439
Description:
Hope Home Care,LLC is a Council on Aging contracted service provider offering the following services:
- PASSPORT provider
- Home Making
- Nursing,
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Personal Care
- Personal Care (2nd)
Hope Home Care, LLC
Miamisburg Ohio 45342
Description:
Hope House Center for Men
Middletown Ohio 45044
Description:
Founded in 1987, Hope House Mission (HHM) is a 501(C)(3) faith-based ministry, serving homeless men, women and children in Butler, Warren, and surrounding counties in Southwest Ohio. Much more than an emergency shelter, HHM provides comprehensive programs and services designed to promote long-term, sustainable life transformation.
Hope House Center for Men accommodates 50 men. Daily lunch, clothing and household items are also available to the public in need. The Seek and Find Employment program is designed to prepare clients to identify and seek employment opportunities that offer a career path, rather than a survival-mode job. Clients are taught: work ethics, job responsibilities, "skill building blocks," and tenets of the "Dress for Success" program.
Hope House Center for Women and Children
Middletown Ohio 45044
Description:
Founded in 1987, Hope House Mission (HHM) is a 501(C)(3) faith-based ministry, serving homeless men, women and children in Butler, Warren, and surrounding counties in Southwest Ohio. Much more than an emergency shelter, HHM provides comprehensive programs and services designed to promote long-term, sustainable life transformation.
Hope House Shelter for Women and Children accommodates 50 women and their children. More than a roof over their head, it is a place that provides a much needed sense of safety and security. CWC is one of the few local shelters to welcome children. Poverty and housing instability are especially harmful during early childhood, often causing problems in school ... if the child even makes it to school. To combat these problems, children at CWC are provided tutors, mentors and transportation.
Hope House Mission
Middletown OH 45044
Description:
Hope House Center for Men
34 South Main Street, Middletown, Ohio 45044
Phone: (513) 424-4673
Fax: (513) 423-5913
Hope House Center for Women and Children
1300 Girard Avenue, Middletown, Ohio 45044
Phone: (513) 217-5056
Fax: (513) 217-5287
Hope House Rescue Mission
Middletown Ohio 45044
Description:
Hope House Rescue Mission serves the homeless population of Butler and Warren Counties and the surrounding areas. It is one of the few missions that accepts children into the facility. Hope House Mission operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, year-round. To learn more about the services they offer click here.
Hospice Care of Middletown, Inc.
Middletown Ohio 45044
Description:
Hospice Care of Middletown, Inc. serves Butler, Warren and portions of Montgomery and Preble counties. Services include routine, respite, continuous and inpatient hospice care. Hospice Care of Middletown is a non-profit agency.
Hospice of Cincinnati
Cincinnati OH 45242
Description:
Hospice of Cincinnati specializes in providing comfort, compassion and personalized end-of-life care to all those
in need. Our medical and caregiving personnel are widely recognized as industry leaders in hospice and palliative
care. Additionally, we are 100% committed to supporting patients and family members in every possible way....
from symptom management to spiritual /emotional supportand bereavement services.
Hospice of Dayton
Dayton Ohio 45420
Description:
Hospice of Dayton is dedicated to providing quality comfort care and support in meeting the medical, emotional, spiritual and psychological needs of their patients, families, caregivers, staff and community in a way that affirms life and supports choices in an environment of dignity and respect.
Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley
Mt. Orab Ohio 45154
Description:
Hospice of Hope has provided compassionate care and support to thousands of local residents and their families. During this time, they have earned the trust and respect of the communities in which they serve.
Built on the foundation of Service, Care & Hope, at the center of their philosophy is the belief that each of us has the right to live in comfort with peace and dignity to the end-so those left living may find peace and solace.
Hospice of Hope is a non-profit, community-based organization serving terminally ill children, adults and their families. Hospice of Hope covers more than 4,500 square miles in Bracken, Fleming, Lewis, Mason, Pendleton and Robertson counties in Northern Kentucky and Adams, Brown, Clinton, Clermont, Highland and Pike counties in Southern Ohio .For more information on the services they provide visit their website here.
Hospice of Southwest Ohio
Cincinnati OH 45243
Description:
Hospice of Southwest Ohio is dedicated to providing quality comfort care and support in meeting the medical, emotional, spiritual and psychological needs of our patients, families, caregivers, staff and community in a way that affirms life and supports choices in an environment of dignity and respect. HSWO’s caring employees and volunteers are empowered to fulfill this vision…with every patient…every day.
Hospital Care Assurance Program (HCAP)
Columbus 43215
Description:
Hospital Care Assistance Program (HCAP)
Patients who need medical care, but are unable to pay for it, may be eligible for free or reduced fee care at Ohio hospitals through the Hospital Care Assurance Program (HCAP) or Hospital Financial Assistance Programs. For both programs, the patient must fill out an application and provide proof of income.
To be eligible for HCAP:
- You must be an Ohio resident
- You are not a recipient of the Medicaid program, and
- Your family income is at or below the https://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty-guidelines OR you are covered by the Disability Assistance Program
Prior hospital bills - paid or unpaid, may be covered by HCAP. Patients can apply for HCAP up to 3 years after they are notified about it. Patients should contact the hospital`s billing department about prior bills, and ask to apply for HCAP - even if the bill has already been sent to collections. If a patient paid a bill but was eligible for HCAP, they may be reimbursed.
Hospital Financial Assistance Programs
For patients who do not qualify for HCAP, hospitals may have their own financial assistance programs. Since these programs are voluntary, each hospital has different rules and procedures. Call the hospital, ask for the financial assistance department, and ask about financial assistance options available for patients with incomes too high to qualify for HCAP.
These programs cover hospital services only
Both HCAP and hospital financial assistance programs cover only hospital charges, not bills from non-hospital providers (such as x-rays, radiologists, and other medical providers who are not hospital staff members). However, many doctors may reduce or drop their fees when told that the patient qualified for HCAP. Patients should ask hospital billing departments to provide them with documentation stating they qualified for HCAP or other programs. The patient can then share this documentation with non-covered providers.
Huntington Disease Society of America
Cincinnati Ohio 45247
Description:
The Society is a National, voluntary health organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with Huntington's disease and their families. They assist people and families affected by Huntington's Disease and help them to cope with the problems presented by the disease. For more information on their services click here.
I CARE TRANSPORTATION LLC
Milford Ohio 45150
Description:
I'm Alive, An online crisis network
Description:
I'm Alive is an online crisis and suicide chat. Visit their website to learn more or to chat with an online counselor.
IKRON
Cincinnati OH 45219
Description:
IKRON (Integration of Knowledge and Resources for Occupational Needs) provides integrated quality behavioral health services to the greater Cincinnati and Tri-State area.
IKRON was the first community facility to work collaboratively with the Bureau of Vocation Rehabilitation counselors to help prepare Longview State Hospital (Summit Behavioral Health) patients for discharge from the hospital to the community and to eventual competitive employment in the community.
IKRON was also the first rehabilitation center in southwest Ohio to offer a comprehensive rehabilitation program aimed at obtaining competitive employment and maintaining sobriety.
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Hamilton OH 45013
Description:
In Good Hands Medical Transportation
Cincinnati OH 45237
Description:
PASSPORT Program
Independent Living Aids
Buffalo 14207
Description:
A mail order company that has an inventory of products available for purchase to assist those who are blind or visually impaired.
Independent Mobility Services
Cincinnati Ohio 45215
Description:
Scooter Rental, Lease to own and Cleaning Services for Power Wheelchairs, Mobility Scooters and Lift Chairs.
Independent Solutions
Middletown Ohio 45042
Description:
Independent Solutions is locally owned; therefore, our Senior Care Advisors know the community and can help our client find the appropriate short and/or long-term living & care options and resources based on their preferences and requirements. Our advisors listen to the client to gain an understanding of their needs; physical, emotional, social, financial and geographical preferences. They understand that any decision about alternative living is difficult and stand ready to lessen the confusion and frustration for the client and their loved ones.
Independent You
Cincinnati 45215
Description:
Discover simplicity at Independent You, Cincinnati`s first special needs clothing and accessories store. We carry an extensive line of living enhancements for seniors, people with disability, and others seeking to ease their lifestyle. Be it wash-and-wear or adaptive clothing, handy aids for daily tasks, or a thoughtful gift, Independent You has it all under one roof.
No longer feel disappointment and regret when you open your special needs order from a catalog or medical supplier. At Independent You, we have the merchandise on hand, along with the personal service and attention you deserve.
We offer a full range of selections that promote independence and confidence. Independent You is owned and operated by two experienced, former health care social workers. We know first hand how difficult it is to find quality special needs items, so we`re eager to assist in every possible way. If you live in the Cincinnati area, do stop in. And if not, browse and shop through our online shop, or email us to find what your looking for. We`ll be glad to ship any order large or small, to your neck of the woods. We`re sure you`ll like what you see...!
Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging
Indianapolis IN 46205
Description:
The Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging (IAAAA) advocates for quality programs and services for older adults and persons with disabilities on behalf of Indiana’s 16 Area Agencies on Aging.
Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) deliver services to older adults and people with disabilities of any age and their caregivers. They provide Information about resources and service providers, assess needs for service, make referrals to case managers, link to services, monitor consumer satisfaction and adjust services to meet changing needs.
For more information and to be connected with your local Area Agency on Aging, please contact 800.986.3505.
Infinity Friends at Home
Cincinnati Ohio 45211
Description:
Interact for Health
Cincinnati Ohio 45236
Description:
Interact for Health, formerly The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati, is passionate about helping people throughout the region live healthier lives. Interact for Health award grants to support health promotion programs that will make our communities and the individuals living in them healthier, stronger and more resilient. Through education, advocacy and action, Interact for Health works to improve the quality of life for people living throughout its 20-county service area.
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cincinnati: Hamilton
Cincinnati OH 45206
Description:
Shelter available to families with children
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cincinnati: Warren
Lebanon 45036
Description:
Transforming the lives of families experencing homelessness.
Interim HomeStyles of Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
Interim HomeStyles of Greater Cincinnati is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
- home care assistance
Internal Revenue Service
Description:
The IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and the Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) Programs offer free tax help for taxpayers who qualify.
VITA
The VITA Program generally offers free tax help to people who make $52,000 or less and need assistance in preparing their own tax returns. IRS-certified volunteers provide free basic income tax return preparation with electronic filing to qualified individuals in local communities. They can inform taxpayers about special tax credits for which they may qualify such as Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, and Credit for the Elderly or the Disabled. VITA sites are generally located at community and neighborhood centers, libraries, schools, shopping malls, and other convenient locations.
TCE
The TCE Program offers free tax help for all with priority assistance to people who are 60 years of age and older, specializing in questions about pensions and retirement issues unique to seniors. IRS-certified volunteers who provide tax counseling are often retired individuals associated with non-profit organizations that receive grants from the IRS.
Click here for more information about these programs.
For additional information on taxes, see the links below
International Elderly Care Group
Cincinnati OH 45251
Description:
International Elderly Care Group is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- chore service
- homemaking
- personal care services
International Language Bank
Conneaut, OH 44030
Description:
International Language Bank's main goal and purpose is to help you communicate in any language and give you the power to understand by offering you a full range of professional foreign language translation and interpreting services.
International Quality Healthcare Corp.
Cincinnati 45219
Description:
International Quality Healthcare Group is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- nursing
- occupational therapy
- physical therapy
- personal care services
- speech therapy
J Saul Homeless Shelter
Batavia OH 45103
Description:
The shelter is available to any homeless persons with priority given to Clermont County citizens and is open 365 days a year 24 hours a day. Clients are able to stay up to 60 days. Three meals are provided daily along with laundry services free of charge. Once a person enters the shelter they must adhere to standards including a curfew, no drugs or alcohol, and must obtain employment within one week. If a person is eligible and waiting on social security, workers comp, etc. they are exempt from finding employment within one week. Case Management services are provided to assist clients with goals and obtaining housing. Financial Assistance is available for rent and security deposits for persons exiting the shelter.
The shelter is located at 2403 Old St. Rt. 32 behind the Central Joint Fire Station. The number for the shelter is 513-732-6464. It is through the numerous donors that give every year that helps make the program a success.
The shelter can always use donations of household products.
JDRF (Diabetes) Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Cincinnati Ohio 45236
Description:
JDRF’s Outreach Program offers personalized support to families, adults, and teens living with type 1 diabetes (T1D).Their goal is to provide information and resources about T1D, diabetes research, and how best to manage and cope with this disease during each new phase of life.
Jan L. Welsh, MS, LPC, CMC, CRC
Cincinnati 45229
Description:
Jan L. Welsh is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers and works for Special Care for Older Adults, LLC
Jewish Family Service
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
Jewish Family Service is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- social work counseling
- caregiver support
- recreation
- supportive services
Jewish Family Service of Cincinnati strengthens lives by providing professional social services to families and individuals in times of need. Many services are available including: aging and caregiver services, adoption connection, counseling, family life education, resettlement acculturation, and vital services support (region's only kosher food pantry).
Jewish Home of Cincinnati dba Cedar Village
Mason OH 45040
Description:
The mission of Cedar Village is that aging will be an enriching and fulfilling experience.
Jewish Hospital Mobile Mammography Van
Description:
The Jewish Hospital Mobile Mammography Program can make screening mammography easier for your employees, customers or group members.
Jewish Vocational Service of Cincinnati
Cincinnati 45242
Description:
The purpose of JVS is to empower individuals to enrich their lives. JVS does this in several ways:
- By providing training, work and related services to people with developmental disabilities;
- By providing recreation, socialization and other activities to older adults with developmental disabilities;
- By advising clients of our Cincinnati Career Network how to advance their professional lives.
JVS is a provider of the Hamilton County Elderly Services Program.
Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
Morgantown WV 26506-6080
Description:
The Job Accommodation Network (JAN) is the leading source of free, expert, and confidential guidance on workplace accommodations and disability employment issues. Working toward practical solutions that benefit both employer and employee, JAN helps people with disabilities enhance their employability, and shows employers how to capitalize on the value and talent that people with disabilities add to the workplace.
JAN`s trusted consultants offer one-on-one guidance on workplace accommodations, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and related legislation, and self-employment and entrepreneurship options for people with disabilities. Assistance is available both over the phone and online. Those who can benefit from JAN`s services include private employers of all sizes, government agencies, employee representatives, and service providers, as well as people with disabilities and their families.
Job Center Workforce One of Butler County
Fairfield OH 45014
Description:
Workforce One of Butler County is part of the Workforce One Investment Board of Southwest Ohio - a three-county regional organization made up of Butler, Clermont and Warren County leaders. These leaders are from business, education, labor and government, with the majority of its board members representing the private business sector. The mission of the Workforce One Investment Board is to set the vision, policy direction and performance expectations for the regional workforce development system. The mission of the Workforce One Investment system is to provide an educated and qualified workforce that meets the current and future needs of employers.
Job Search Focus Group
Cincinnati 45208
Description:
The Job Search Focus Group is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that supports individuals searching for employment opportunities as well as employers looking to fill positions.
Jody Tsevat, RN, MS
Blue Ash Ohio 45241
Description:
Jody Tsevat is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers and works for Special Care for Older Adults, LLC.
Jody has expertise in helping clients with multiple medical conditions or complex situations and is skilled in working with families.
Judson Home Care
Cincinnati OH 45211
Description:
Judson Home Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
Juile Reckart
Trenton Ohio 45067
Description:
We are medical liaison compnay who assist individuals with understanding and assisting with the organization of care instructed by their physcians. We atternd appointments with individuals to help them talk to thier doctor and, understanding the doctor.
June Ridgway, MSW, LSW, CASWCM
Cincinnati 45236
Description:
June Ridgway is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers and works for CareLink Your Experts in Aging.
June supervises a team of professionals dedicated to managing and coordinating the total spectrum of care for aging adults. Her experience includes identifying options for financing senior care, including public and private benefits.
K & D Home Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
K & D Home Care LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
KNR Concierge Transport Service
Cincinnati Ohio 45240
Description:
Katharine Furniss, MSW, LSW, C-ASWCM
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
Katharine Furniss is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers.
Katys Home Health Care
Leesburg Ohio 45135
Description:
Keep Cincinnati Beautiful
Cincinnat OH 45225
Description:
Keep Cincinnati Beautiful is a not for profit organization educating and encouraging individuals to take greater responsibility for improving their community environments. Volunteer opportunities available.
Kemper House
Cincinnati OH 45206
Description:
For clients coming out of the state hospital or other institutional environments, GCB provides a safe living environment at Kemper House. Clients can begin to reconnect with the community as they work toward independent housing. GCB provides 24-hour, supervised living arrangements for 15 clients.
Kemper Pond Dental
Cincinnati 45246
Description:
Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply
Kemper Shuttle Services
Cincinnati Ohio 45241
Description:
Kemper Shuttle Services is a Council on Aging contracted service provider offering the following services:
- Medical Transportation
- Non Medical Transportation
Kentucky Area Agencies on Aging
Frankfort KY 40621
Description:
Area Agencies on Aging in Kentucky
Kenwood Towne Center
Cincinnati 45236
Description:
Monday 11 AM–8 PM
Tuesday 11 AM–8 PM
Wednesday 11 AM–8 PM
Thursday 11 AM–8 PM
Friday 11 AM–9 PM
Saturday 11 AM–9 PM
Sunday 12–6 PM
Kettering Health Network - Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton OH 45013
Description:
Kettering Health Network - Grandview Medical Center
Dayton OH 45405
Description:
Kettering Health Network - Greene Memorial Hospital
Xenia Ohio 45385
Description:
Kettering Health Network - Kettering Medical Center
Kettering Ohio 45429
Description:
Kettering Health Network - Soin Medical Center
Beavercreek Ohio 45431
Description:
Kettering Health Network - Southview Medical Center
Centerville Ohio 45459
Description:
Kettering Health Network - Sycamore Medical Center
Miamisburg Ohio 45342
Description:
Kettering Health Miamisburg offers advanced technology, expert providers, and personalized care. Serving the communities of Warren, Butler, and Montgomery counties, we help guide every person we care for to their best health. Open 24 Hours, 7 days per week.
KinshipOhio
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
A Web site featuring kinship resources for Ohio "kin caregivers." The Web site is hosted by Public Children Services Association of Ohio. For more information regarding available services and County contacts download the Ohio Kinship Care GuideBook: http://www.odjfs.state.oh.us/forms/num/JFS%2008146/pdf/
This site provides a broad continuum of family arrangements and governmental support for when a child is placed out of the parents’ home. Arrangements range from informal to judicially ordered. Families may qualify for additional benefits. To learn more, contact your local Ohio Kinship and Adoption Navigator Program toll-free at 1-844-OHIO-KAN. A navigator can direct both kin and adoptive families to benefits available through the county Department of Job and Family Services (JFS) and online at Benefits.Ohio.gov. Resources can also be obtained through the Ohio Benefit Bank. | |
Klermont 4 Kids & Adults 2
Batavia OH 45103
Description:
Accepts Medicaid but not for dentures
LCD Agency Services
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
LGBT Aging Resources Clearing House
Description:
The LGBT Aging Resources Clearinghouse of the American Society on Aging opens the door to knowledge about lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people ages 50-plus. Whether you're an elder, a young person, a caregiver, a student, a researcher, a policymaker, a journalist, or a helping professional, the clearinghouse offers you the keys to understanding and respect for LGBT elders.
The searchable resources on this site put a wealth of vital materials on LGBT aging at your fingertips. You'll find annotated listings for service providers, community and professional organizations, information sites, reports and articles, as well as links for ordering DVDs, books and other useful products.
LL Peet Construction
Cincinnati 45241
Description:
LL Peet Construction is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- minor home modification
LMK Home Health
Cincinnati Ohio 45232
Description:
Laundry Reimagined
Milford Ohio 45150
Description:
Premier Laundry Service
Orders weighing 15 lbs. or less – $40.00 flat rate
Orders weighing 16 lbs. or more – $2.69 per pound. Garment Finishing Services (available with our Premiere Laundry Service)
For any garment that requires a higher level of finish, the following services are available:
Executive shirt and pant pressing service – $2.59 per garment
Hand ironing, shirt or pant – $4.59 per garment
Garment Steaming – $0.64 per minute. Shirt and Pant Service by the Garment
Wash, dry, and machine press washable shirt or pants – $4.19 per garment
Wash, dry, and hand iron washable shirt or pant – $5.49 per garment.
Non-standard Items
Non-standard items that require extra care will be charged separately as follows:
Bed Comforters:
Twin: $15
Full: $20
Queen: $25
King: $30
Lavender Home Care Solutions
Dayton 45402
Description:
Lavender Home Care Solutions is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
LeBlond Recreation Center
Cincinnati 45202
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
Leading Age
Washington DC 20008
Description:
LeadingAge mission-driven, not-for-profit members serve millions of older adults every day. Unlike other providers, our members are accountable to community-based volunteers, not corporate investors. Their resources are not used to increase company value, but to improve staffing, renovate facilities, enhance services, and most important ensure consumer and staff satisfaction. And it makes a difference.
Leading Age Ohio
Columbus OH 43220
Description:
LeadingAge Ohio is a nonprofit organization that represents approximately 400 long-term care organizations and hospices, as well as those providing ancillary health care and housing services, in more than 150 Ohio towns and cities.
LeadingAge Ohio, reflecting the role of the association and its members in providing quality housing and health care services for Ohio’s older and disabled population.
Learn To Recognize A Stroke
Description:
Learn To Recognize A Stroke
Stroke is a medical emergency. Know these warning signs of stroke and teach them to others. Every second counts:
- Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg, especially on one side of the body
- Sudden confusion, trouble speaking or understanding
- Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes
- Sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination
- Sudden, severe headache with no known cause
Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati OH 45202
Description:
Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati provides legal representation, information, advice and referral for people in need of legal help. Legal Aid Society is affiliated with the Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio, LLC, and also coordinates services with the Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP). Lower-income residents of Brown, Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton, Highland, and Warren Counties are eligible for Legal Aid services. Services available in any language. For Ohio Relay Services, call 1-800-750-0750
Additional locations:
Butler County:
10 Journal Square
Hamilton, OH 45011
513-241-9400
Clinton County:
117 N. South Street
Wilmington, OH 45177
513-241-9400
Legal Services Corporation
Washington DC 20007
Description:
The mission of Legal Services Corporation is to promote equal access to justice in our nation and to provide high quality civil legal assistance to low-income persons.
Leonard Shore Senior Center
Cincinnati OH 45226
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
White Plains NY 10605
Description:
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is the world`s largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services. LLS`s mission: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin`s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. Since the first funding in 1954, LLS has awarded more than $680 million in research funding.
Liberty Care Agency, LLC
West Chester Ohio 45069
Description:
Liberty Center Apartments
Liberty Township Ohio 45069
Description:
1,2,3 Bedrooms. Accessibility Features, Independent Living, Locked unit, Pets, Social Activities
Life Point Solutions
Cincinnati OH 45205
Description:
LifePoint Solutions is a comprehensive counseling agency with expertise in mental health diagnosis and treatment.
Price Hill Administrative Offices
3730 Glenway Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45205
Phone: 513.381.6300
Amelia Administrative Offices
43 East Main Street
Amelia, Ohio 45102
Phone: 513.947.7000
Downtown Center
200 McFarland Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Phone: 513.721.7660
Price Hill Center
3740 Glenway Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45205
Phone: 513.381.6300
English & Acculturation Center
200 McFarland Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Phone: 513.721.7660
Northern Kentucky Center
434 Scott Boulevard
Covington, Kentucky 41011
Phone: 859.291.1121
LifeCenter Organ Donor Network
New Berlin WI 53151
Description:
LifeCenter Organ Donor Network, "A Donate Life Organization," encourages and coordinates the donation of human organs and tissues for transplantation. In 1981 LifeCenter began operating as an independent, not-for-profit organ procurement organization (OPO). LifeCenter is accredited by the Association for Organ Procurement Organizations (AOPO) and the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB), and has been approved and designated by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) as the primary OPO serving eight counties in Southwestern Ohio, six counties in Northern Kentucky and two counties in Southeastern Indiana. LifeCenter is an institutional member of the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) and follows all the guidelines for organ sharing.
The population of LifeCenter`s service area is about two million people. Within this area there are 30 hospitals that LifeCenter works with to faciliate and coordinate organ and tissue donation.
LifeSpan
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
LifeSpan is a private non-profit social service agency dedicated to improving the quality of lives throughout the Ohio Counties of Butler and Warren. LifeSpan's programs reach those of all ages, backgrounds and income levels through offices in Hamilton, Mason, Middletown, Oxford and West Chester. LifeSpan's programs include outpatient behavioral health counseling, credit counseling, elderly services program, guardianship and more...
Butler County Elderly Services Program
LifeSpan provides intake, screening and care management services for the Butler County Elderly Services Program, under contract with Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio. Butler County ESP provides services such as meals on wheels, personal care and medical transportation, to eligible Butler County seniors so they can stay in their homes, instead of moving to an institution. LifeSpan is also a contracted provider of ESP Independent Living Assitance Services.
Many mentally ill or disabled residents of Butler and Warren Counties rely on Social Security for their monthly income. When their illness or disability interferes with their ability to manage their money, instability or homelessness can result. LifeSpan's Representative Payee program provides bill payment service for these individuals ensuring their bills are paid on time which keeps their rent current, their utilities on and their lives stable.
From obtaining and understanding credit reports to the more complex issues of bankruptcy, LifeSpan counselors are prepared and trained to help. LifeSpan offers a full range of programs for participants who may need just one or several services. Services include: budget guidance, credit counseling, money management education, homeownership education and counseling, and bankruptcy pre-filing and pre-discharge counseling.
LifeSpan guardians include both staff members and trained volunteers. They are appointed by the Probate Court to make decisions for their wards relating to health care, living arrangements or safety issues. Wards are individuals who have no immediate family able or willing to help them or they have mental limitations that impair their ability to make competent decisions. They typically live in nursing homes, group homes and in other supported living environments. Many times the guardian may be the only person who visits outside of medical professionals or caregivers.
LifeSpan’s Behavioral Health program supports individual and family success, and the healthy emotional adjustment of children, adolescents and adults through its treatment services. Our therapists assist clients with analyzing their issues and developing methods of overcoming their problems. LifeSpan’s behavioral health services have been continuously accredited by the internationally recognized Council on Accreditation.
Lifeline Telephone Assistance
Description:
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) urges qualifying low-income residents to apply for Lifeline Telephone Assistance. Lifeline Assistance makes basic local telephone service more affordable for income-eligible families across Ohio. Those who qualify could receive discounts for monthly telephone bills and/or installation costs of telephone service. And now, some wireless companies offer Lifeline discounts.
You may qualify for Lifeline if your household income is at or below 150 percent of the federal poverty guidelines or if you participate in one of the following programs:
- Medicaid
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)/ Food Stamps
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Federal Public Housing Assistance/Section 8
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) /Ohio Works First
- National School Free Lunch Program
- Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
A Lifeline eligibility pre-screening tool is available at www.lifelinesupport.org. You can also obtain an application by calling Council on Aging 513-721-1025.
Lifeline benefits may be applied to only one type of service – landline or wireless – and are limited to one line per household. Customers receiving lifeline benefits must also re-verify their eligibility annually. Other restrictions may apply.
Eligible low-income customers receive a monthly discount of $9.25 on basic local landline telephone service, waiver of installation charges, waiver of deposit fees, optional toll blocking at no charge and optional 900/976 blocking at no charge. Wireless carrier plans also include a $9.25 monthly discount for qualified customers. Contact your local landline or wireless phone company at the numbers listed here and ask to apply for Lifeline.
If you have any questions or have a complaint about Lifeline, please contact the PUCO at (800) 686-7826.
Click here for a list of telephone utility providers that offer Lifeline Assitance.
Lifetime Health & Transportation Services
Cincinnati Ohio 45239
Description:
Lifetime Health & Transportation Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care Services
Lighthouse International
New York NY 10022
Description:
For more than 100 years, Lighthouse International has been a leader in meeting the evolving needs of people who are dealing with, or are at risk for, vision loss and blindness. Through services, education, research, and advocacy, the Lighthouse enables people with low vision and blindness to enjoy safe, independent and productive lives.
For questions about vision impairment, eye conditions, and vision rehab services throughout the U.S. General publications are available online.
Lighthouse Youth Services
Cincinnati OH 45206
Description:
Lighthouse Youth Services is a multiservice agency providing social services to children, youth and families in south eastern Ohio. Operating since 1969, Lighthouse is nationally recognized as an innovator in services for families in crisis, for homeless youth and young adults, for youth learning to become self-sufficient, and in foster care for abused or neglected children.
Lighthouse operates the areas only direct access, around the clock sanctuary for homeless, abused, neglected or abandoned youth; and a juvenile corrections facility with a success rate more than double that of traditional facilities. In all, Lighthouse operates 19 different programs and a charter school.
At any given time there are over 400 children, youth and families in Lighthouse residential care. Each day Lighthouse staff members serve over 1000 children and families through its community based services. Last year, the agency served over 4000 young people and families. Central to their lives are concerns about homelessness, hunger, loneliness and safety.
Lincoln Heights Health Care Connection
Cincinnati 45215
Description:
The Lincoln Heights Health Center opened in 1967 as Ohios first community health center. Since this time many families have relied on Lincoln Heights Health Center to care for their expectant mothers, newborns, teenagers, adults and elderly. Its not unusual for two, three or four generations of the same family to receive care at Lincoln Heights.
Lincoln Heights Outreach
Cincinnati Ohio 45215
Description:
Lincoln Heights Senior Program
Cincinnati OH 45215
Description:
Lunch is served from 11 am to 1 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
Lincoln Recreation Center
Cincinnati OH 45203
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They're at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether it's basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
Lipsence Home Health
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Lipsence Home Health is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care
Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio 45203
Description:
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati champions the development of literacy in the individual, the family, the workplace, the school, and the community by raising awareness, improving access, and serving as a catalyst for literacy efforts.
We are proud to work in tandem with our community to champion the development
of literacy through tutoring, little free libraries, literacy outreach
and guaranteeing book access for all of our neighbors. Queen City Book Bank is home to a number of programs and services.
These include:
- Our QCBB Signature Book Distribution Program
- Children's and Adult Tutoring Programs
- Little Free Library Program
- Numerous Community Outreach and Educational Support Initiatives
Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly
Cincinnati OH 45239
Description:
Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly is a national non-profit, volunteer –based organization committed to relieving isolation and loneliness among the elderly. We offer to people of goodwill the opportunity to join the elderly in friendship and celebration of life.
We provide one on one visiting to isolated elderly 65 years of age and older, living in Hamilton County with limited social contacts. We provide other services as described on our website.
Referrals accepted from Council on Aging Case Managers who have assessed an elder in need of services we provide. Upon receiving the referral we will contact the elder to determine if they would benefit from our services.
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Little Miami Food Service
Morrow Ohio 45152
Description:
The Little Miami Food Service is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing emergency food relief to residents living within the Little Miami School District in Southwest Ohio. Operating as the Little Miami Pantry, they accomplish this task by offering temporary food assistance, personal care items and other daily living necessities to those in need.
The Pantry is open every Monday and Friday from 9:00 AM to Noon.
Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled (LADD)
Cincinnati OH 45229
Description:
Provides relevant services to adults with developmental disabilities who have the potential to live in the community with minimal assistance. Services can be initiated by LADD or through other community organizations or programs. Individuals can participate in the LADD programs, Victory Parkway group homes, or independent apartments, if they are eligible for services provided by the Hamilton County Board of Developmental Disabilities and are at least 18 years of age. LADD offers a series of educational workshops designed for people with developmental disabilities called E.D.U.C.A.T.E. (Enhancing the Development and Understanding of Capabilities and Attitudes Through Education).
Living Art Traveling Workshop
West Harrison Indiana 47060
Description:
My name is Anne Sanger, and I'm a retired teacher.
Back in 2018, I fell in love with bonsai, and wanted
to share it with others. I began offering workshops
to teach others bonsai basics as they created their
own boxwood bonsai . I did presentations for
public library branches, retirement communities,
garden clubs, and private parties. Once COVID
hit, there were few bookings.
I recently decided to relaunch my business with a
few changes. In addition to several bonsai
workshop options, I am now offering introductory
pottery workshops, including bonsai pot creation.
Workshops can be held in your venue or at
Crossroads Westside Church on Bridgetown Road
They provide a fun, relaxing, and creative activity
to enjoy with friends and family.
I hope you'll explore what I have to offer!
Offering workshops in the Greater Cincinnati Area
Please visit https://www.livingarttravelingworkshops.com if you are intersted in:
- Bonsai workshops
- Pottery workshops
- Items for sale
Long Term Care Ombudsman
Cincinnati Ohio 45237
Description:
Long-term care ombudsmen are advocates for residents of nursing homes, board and care homes and assisted living facilities. Ombudsmen provide information about how to find a facility and what to do to get quality care. They are trained to resolve problems. If you want, the ombudsman can assist you with complaints. However, unless you give the ombudsman permission to share your concerns, these matters are kept confidential. Under the federal Older Americans Act, every state is required to have an Ombudsman Program that addresses complaints and advocates for improvements in the long-term care system.
The ombudsman program is administered by the Administration on Aging (AoA). The network has 7,331 volunteers certified to handle complaints and 1,320 paid staff. Most state ombudsman programs are housed in their State Unit on Aging. Nationally, in 2016 the ombudsman program investigated over 199,493 complaints on behalf of 125,642 individuals and provided information on long-term care to another 378,582 people.
Visit the AoA website for more information.
Whether through individual contact with residents or systemic advocacy, ombudsmen make a difference in the lives of residents in long-term care facilities everyday.
Lorraine Surgical Supply
Cleveland 44102
Description:
Lorraine Surgical Supply is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home medical equipment
Loving Care Services
West Chester OH 45069
Description:
Loving Care Transitional Home/ Loving Care Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking service
- personal care service
Loving Family Homecare
Cincinnati Ohio 45237
Description:
Loyal Hearts STNA Service
Cincinnati Ohio 45224
Description:
Madisonville Recreation Center
Cincinnati OH 45227
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
Majestic Care Fairfield Assisted Living
Fairfield Ohio 45014
Description:
Majestic Care Middletown Assisted Living
Middletown Ohio 45044
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Majestic Care of Cedar Village
Mason Ohio 45040
Description:
Keeping Seniors Safe on the Roads.
Make A Wish Foundation
Cincinnait 45242
Description:
The mission of the Make-A-Wish Foundation is to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. We replace fear and fatigue with giggles and smiles by making dreams come true. Creating memories for the children and families to carry with them for years to come.
Make Work Pay
Description:
The Regional EITC Collaborative led by United Way of Greater Cincinnati, is a coalition of business, nonprofit and government partners with one purpose - to help eligible wage earners in Southwestern Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana receive quality tax preparation and wealth-building opportunities to strengthen their own financial stability. Regional partners in delivering free tax preparation include VITA, AARP, Benefit Bank and United Way.
The Collaborative promotes free and fair tax preparation services for middle and low-income wage earners. Many filers are subject to filing fees and refund anticipation loans sold to them by private, for-profit businesses. Eligible wage earners can avoid these fees and loans by using the Collaborative's Free Tax Prep & E-filing Sites and services throughout Southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky. The sites and services are free, quick and an efficient alternative to paid preparers.
The Collaborative also encourages financial independence and savings for middle and low-income households. Wealth-building is an important step toward home ownership, saving for education or retirement, and day-to-day living.
Manny Staffing & Homecare Agency
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Maple Knoll Outreach Services
Cincinnati 45246
Description:
Maple Knoll Outreach Services is a Council on Aging contracted provider offering the following services:
- Home-delivered meals
- medical transportation
- non-medical transportation.
The outreach services support homebound seniors. The programs include Meals-on-Wheels, counseling assistance with insurance and Medicare forms, transportation to medical appointments, therapy visits and grocery shopping.
Maple Knoll Outreach Services for Seniors offers transportation Monday through Friday to medical appointments, chemotherapy and radiation treatments, therapy appointments and grocery shopping. A wheelchair accessible van is also available. Medical transportation appointments must be made at least two weeks in advance.
Maple Tower Apartments
Cincinnati 45229
Description:
CASS is dedicated to meeting the needs and promoting independence for at-risk older adults throughout Hamilton County Ohio. CASS delivers essential services to over 2,000 senior citizens, often five times a week. The clients rely on CASS for...
- Nutrition - CASS delivers nutritious meals to seniors` homes and serves meals at our Senior Centers.
- CASS offers congregate meals at this location.
- Protection - CASS delivers peace of mind through its Guardian Program.
- Representative Payee services.
- Socialization - CASS delivers vital programming at its Senior Centers to help older adults engage and stay connected.
- Transportation - CASS delivers independence through rides to and from - Senior Centers, the grocery store, medical appointments and recreational outings.
Marjorie Book Continuing Education
Cincinnati OH 45211
Description:
Programs:
Continuing Education: for People with and without Disabilities
Noncredit Educational Classes - Marjorie Book Continuing Education sponsors several noncredit postsecondary classes each year for students with and without disabilities. In the past, the group has held Introduction to German, Ceramics, Introduction to Tai Chi and Theories of Leadership classes. Classes are typically held on five consecutive Friday nights from 7:00 - 8:30 PM at various locations including Xavier University and University of Cincinnati. The instructor finds ways for all participants, regardless of ability level, to make meaningful contributions to the classes. Marjorie Book Continuing Education also sponsors a free two day educational trip to some area in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana or Michigan each summer.
Community Service: by People with and without Disabilities
Service Learning Projects - Marjorie Book Continuing Education performs several service projects throughout the year for other Greater Cincinnati non-profits. Service learning projects are mostly held on Saturdays from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. The group finds ways for all participants, regardless of ability level, to make meaningful contributions to the service project. Past service sites have included Gorman Farm and the Over-the-Rhine Community Housing Network. Marjorie Book Continuing Education also sponsors a free two day service trip to Northern Ohio each summer.
Theater: Drama for People with and without Disabilities
Theatrical Rehearsals and Productions - Marjorie Book Continuing Education produces three theatrical shows each year - the first performed in May, the second performed in July and the third in August. The third show each year is usually a musical. The group typically performs classic or contemporary theater productions by authors such as Shakespeare, Ibsen, Wilder, Shaw and a host of more contemporary authors. Past shows have included All in the Timing, Summer and Smoke, Rossum`s Universal Robots and Nothing but the Truth. Past musicals have included Godspell and Footloose. Presently, the group rehearses each show approximately a dozen times on selected evenings at Friendship Methodist Church in Wyoming and performs at the Cincinnati Museum Center in Queensgate. New actors, with and without disabilities and with and without acting experience are constantly needed.
Mary Keegan, MA, PC-S, CRC-CS
Hyde Park Ohio 45208
Description:
Mary Keegan is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers and works for Special Care for Older Adults, LLC.
Mary's Home Healthcare Agency
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Mary’s Home Healthcare Agency
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
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Mason Community Center: Mason Senior Center
Mason OH 45040
Description:
The Mason Senior Center is designed to meet the cultural, recreational, educational, physical, and social needs of adults age 55 and older.
Mason Food Pantry
Mason OH 45040
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available
Mason Food Pantry serves the Mason community by providing food, healthcare products, household items, and toiletries for individuals and families who have temporarily come into financial hardship and need assistance. Our vision is much bigger though. We desire to see individuals empowered to go from need to abundance.
Donation and Drop off hours : Monday-9am-11am, Tuesday 9am-11am, Thursday9am-11am
Pantry Hours- Monday 6:30-7:30pm, Wednesday 9:30am-11am, 9:30am-11am
Mason Health Care Center
Mason Ohio 45040
Description:
Maxiaids
New York 11735
Description:
Products specifically designed to assist those with special needs while promoting a healthy, active and independent lifestyle.
We specialize in product solutions for the Blind, Visually Impaired, those with Low Vision, the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Disabled, Seniors (Elderly), Children, and the Special Needs of those with Medical Conditions. Our goal is to bring you the best products available, including the latest innovations to help you live every day to the fullest! From handheld, stand and electronic magnifiers for those with low vision to talking watches for the blind… from amplified telephones for the hard of hearing to vibrating alarms for the deaf… from blood glucose monitors for diabetics to wheelchairs and walkers for those with mobility challenges… whatever you need, MaxiAids has you covered.
Maxim Healthcare Services, Inc.
Blue Ash 45242
Description:
Maxim Healthcare Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care
Mayerson JCC (Jewish Community Center)
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
Mayerson JCC (Jewish Community Center) is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home-delivered meals (kosher available)
- congregate meals
- recreation
- transportation
Mayerson JCC and Senior Center offers: ShalomNet Computer Classes, Digital Photography Club, ShalomPhone, Home Delivered Meals, Congregate Meal site.
Mayerson JCC offers congregate meals Monday thru Friday, check-in at 11:45 am each day. Congregate meal options are also offered at the Mayersnon JCafe on Sunday 9:30am-4:00pm; Monday thru Thursday 7:30am-6:00pm; Friday 7:30 am-2:30pm.
With the JCC ShalomNet Computer Classes, you can learn the skills you need to surf the web, and e-mail friends and family at JCCs around the U.S. and the world! ShalomNet Computer Classes are held once a week for four, six, or eight weeks. You can join anytime!
The new ShalomNet Digital Photography Club teaches you modern photo techniques such as downloading pictures from digital cameras, scanning photographs, making photo manipulations and much more. Held in the JCC computer lab, these classes are specially designed for senior adults. ShalomNet is a JCC program and an initiative of The Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson Foundation. The photography club is FREE, and open to all senior adult JCC or ASK members. Members will be responsible for their own expenses. Basic computer knowledge is preferred. ShalomNet Digital Photography Club meetings will be held on the first and third Monday of every month at the JCC. Members can join at any time!
For information on ShalomNet Computer Classes and Digital Photography Club contact Susan Bradley, 513.792.5654 or sbradley@mayersonjcc.org.
ShalomPhone
A telephone outreach program for seniors, ages 60 & older. Volunteers make daily calls to check on the well-being of elderly and disabled persons who live alone. ShalomPhone is funded by the Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson Foundation to support seniors who prefer to live independently. FREE.
McKie Recreation Center
Cincinnati OH 45223
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
McMicken Dental Center
Cincinnati 45202
Description:
McMicken Dental Clinic provides dental services to low-income residents of Greater Cincinnati.
McMicken Dental Clinic is a seven chair, full service dental office that treats children and adults.
Dental Services:
X-rays
Exams
Emergency Hours
Cleanings
Fillings
Extractions
Dentures
Partials
Crowns
Bridges
Root Canals
The clinic accepts most insurances, including all forms of Medicaid in Ohio.
MedAdapt Ltd.
Cincinnati OH 45247
Description:
MedAdapt is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home medical equipment
- minor home modifications
MedScope American Corporation
Wynnewood PA 19096
Description:
MedScope American Corporation is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- emergency response system (LifeLine)
- home medical equipment
Meda-Care Transportation, Inc.
Springdale OH 45246
Description:
Meda-Care Transportation is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- medical transportation
- non-medical transportation
- independent living assistance.
Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Hotline
Description:
You are encouraged to report matters involving Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse. To assist you in combating fraud you are being provided with the following guidelines.
Before you get in touch with your state Medicaid contact or call the National Fraud Hotline, please be ready to provide as much information as possible, including:
- The name of the Medicaid client
- The client's Medicaid card number
- The name of the doctor, hospital, or other health care provider
- The date of service
- The amount of money that Medicaid approved and/or paid
- A description of the acts that you suspect involves fraud or abuse relating to your allegation.
Who to Contact
Contact Your State Directly - Medicaid is a joint Federal and State-funded program. Although the Federal Government requires that certain persons are eligible for Medicaid benefits and sets standards for quality of care, the States carry out most of the day-to-day business of Medicaid. If you suspect that fraud is being committed against Medicaid, your first contact should be the Program Integrity contact in the agency that oversees your State's Medicaid program, which is usually called the State Medicaid Agency.
In Ohio: Ohio Department of Job and Family Services or Ohio Attorney General's Office
To report welfare fraud: 614-728-7741 or 800-627-8133 (ODJFS)
To report general Medicaid fraud: 800-282-0515 (Attorney General)
Call the OIG National Fraud Hotline - A second way to report suspected fraud in Medicaid is to call the Office of Inspector General's (OIG) National Fraud Hotline or submit your report online. This hotline handles calls about both Medicaid and Medicare, but it is not as direct as calling your State contact.
If you choose to use the Hot Line and/or submit online as a means of reporting fraud, you are still asked to use the guidelines listed above before you make your call.
Dial 1-800-HHS-TIPS
(1-800-447-8477)
Medicaid.gov
Baltimore Maryland 21244
Description:
The Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) is one of six Centers within the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). CMCS serves as the focal point for all national program policies and operations related to Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
This site, launched in December 2011, helps professionals better understand Medicaid. The site -- which also includes information about the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) -- features a resource center for states, as well as federal policy guidance, updates about the Affordable Care Act, and program information searchable by population, state, and topic.
Medicaid.gov also provides information for people who are looking for health insurance and may be eligible for Medicaid.
Medical Guardian LLC
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19103
Description:
Medical House Calls
Cincinnati 45241
Description:
Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Medical Service Company
Cincinnati 45246
Description:
Medical Service Company is a Post-Acute Healthcare Provider that specializes in Sleep Disorder and Chronic-Respiratory Disease Management. This is done through partnering with Health Systems, Payers and Sleep Disorder Clinics.
- home medical equipment
Medicare.gov
Lawerence KS 66044
Description:
Medicare.gov has all of the information and tools you need for questions or help with Medicare. You can:
- enroll in Medicare online
- compare and enroll in Medicare health or prescription plans
- find and compare doctors
- check to see if a test or service is covered by Medicare
- chat with a Medicare representative
- research and compare nursing homes and home health agencies
- get extra help with medical and prescription drug costs
- get a new Medicare card
Medicare Nursing Home Compare
Use the site to obtain a free copy of A Guide to Choosing a Nursing Home.You can search the site to obtain and compare nursing home information from all parts of the country, including their performance at their last Medicare state survey.
Medicare Plan Finder
Not all Medicare Advantage Plans work the same way, so before you join, take the time to find and compare Medicare Health Plans in your area.
Use Medicare's Plan Finder to find and compare Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans available in your area. Have the enrollee's zip code ready.
You can get help from your state paying your Medicare premiums. In some cases, Medicare Savings Programs may also pay Part A and Part B deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments if you meet certain conditions.
Medicare Savings Programs
There are four kinds of Medicare Savings Programs
- Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) Program
- Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary (SLMB) Program
If you have income from working, you may qualify for SLMB benefits even if your income is higher than these limits. - Qualified Individual (QI) Program
You must apply every year for QI benefits. QI applications are granted on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to people who got QI benefits the previous year. (You can't get QI benefits if you qualify for Medicaid). - Qualified Disabled and Working Individuals (QDWI) Program
The QDWI program helps pay the Part A premium. You may qualify if any of the following apply to you:
Are a working disabled person under 65
Lost your premium-free Medicare Part A when you went back to work
Aren't getting medical assistance from your state
Meet the income and resource limits required by your state
How to Apply for Medicare Savings Programs
Many people do not know or understand if they qualify for Medicare Savings Programs. Council on Aging can help. Call us at 513-721-1025 for help in determining your eligibility.
If you qualify for a Medicare Savings Program in your state, you automatically qualify to get Extra Help paying for Medicare prescription drug coverage.
Memory Cafe - Hamilton Lane Library
Hamilton Ohio 45011
Description:
The Memory Cafe at the Hamilton branch of the Lane Public Library is a cafe that features activities for those diagnosed with memory disorders, including Alzheimer’s & and dementia, it is open the first Thursday of every month from 5-6 pm (October and November) or 6-7 pm (Dec onward). The cafe is open to those affected by memory disorders and their caregivers.
Activities consist of photo frame stamping (Participants will enjoy making their own custom photo frames) also offer musical bingo and DIY holiday cards.
If you have any questions or are interested in learning more about Memory Café, please contact
Sammy Haven
Mental Health & Recovery Services (MHRS) Center of Clinton and Warren Counties, Inc
Mason 45040
Description:
Mental Health Recovery Services of Warren & Clinton Counties (MHRS) is the local Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) board that plans, funds, monitors and evaluates services and programs for residents with serious mental and emotional disorders and/or substance addictions.
Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) of Central Clinic
Cincinnati OH 45229
Description:
As the front door to the Hamilton County public mental health system, Mental Health Access Point (MHAP), a division of Central Clinic, strives to provide assessment, support, and connections for individuals and families who are in need of mental health services. MHAP primary mission is to provide a standardized entry to a managed system of care that ensures services are available, accessible, and of high quality. To ensure availability, MHAP operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week to answer calls and connect consumers to appropriate services.
MHAP is located at Central Clinic’s historic Logan Hall at 311 Albert Sabin Way, on the campus of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwestern Ohio
Blue Ash 45242
Description:
Mental Health America is a private, non-profit organization serving individuals, families, professionals, lay persons, and communities in Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio. We are committed to preserving and strengthening the mental wellness of all individuals. We pride ourselves on educating the community with current research, best practice prevention techniques, and treatment and recovery options.
Under its new name and structure, Mental Health America is re-dedicated to improving the health and well-being of all people – especially children and adults living with mental and substance use disorders – by helping them live healthier lives. Our message is simple- good mental health is fundamental to the health and well-being of every person and community.
Mental Health America advances its mission to Educate, Advocate and Serve.
- Educate individuals, families, professionals, and healthcare providers about ways to preserve and strengthen their mental health.
- Advocate for access to effective care and build an understanding of people with mental and substance use disorders.
- Provide support for individuals and families living with mental and substance use disorders.
Services include:
Mental Help.net
Columbus 43220
Description:
The Mental Help Net website exists to promote mental health and wellness education and advocacy.
MentalHealth.gov
Washington, DC 20201
Description:
MentalHealth.gov provides one-stop access to U.S. government mental health and mental health problems inforamaton. MentaHealth.gov aims to educate and guide:
- The general public
- Health and emergency preparedness professionals
- Policy makers
- Government and business leaders
- School systems
- Local communities
Mercy Franciscan at St. John
Cincinnati OH 45202
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available
Homeless Shelter Available for Families (if you are interested, you must call 513.381.SAFE)
Mercy Health - Anderson Hospital
Cincinnati OH 45255
Description:
Mercy Health provides easy access to leading physicians, advanced technology, experienced and compassionate caregivers, and a wide range of care. The organization is comprised of a staff of 33,500 employees and is affiliated with more than 1,700 physicians who represent a wide array of medical and surgical specialties.
Our broad range of inpatient and outpatient services includes an emergency department, birthing center, comprehensive heart care, oncology, women’s health services and the best orthopedic and spine care. You can rely on our skilled doctors, nurses and staff for your inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical needs.
Mercy Health - Clermont Hospital
Batavia 45103
Description:
Mercy Health — Clermont Hospital offers you the high-quality health care you need and the compassion you deserve, conveniently located for residents of Clermont and Brown counties in Ohio. Our expert doctors, nurses and caregivers are here for you with one of the region’s largest intensive care units, a dedicated wound care center, 24/7 emergency care, pulmonology care unit, orthopedic and spine care and surgical services. In addition, Mercy Health — Clermont Hospital is home to the Behavioral Health Institute, providing a full spectrum of behavioral health care and recovery services.
Established in 1973, we’ve proudly served as Clermont County’s leading health care provider. Our award-winning services and programs were designed to make lives better — mind, body and spirit.
Mercy Health - Counseling Services
Cincinnati OH 45206
Description:
Mercy Health hospitals provide inpatient treatment for those who are having difficulty functioning in daily life due to mental and/or behavioral health disturbances. Three Mercy Health hospitals offer specialized treatment for individuals of all ages who have symptoms of depression, anxiety or bipolar disorder. Through treatment, we aim to make each and every patient’s life better – mind, body and spirit.
Locations:
Clermont Hospital Mental and Behavioral Health Services for Adults
3000 Hospital Drive
Batavia, OH 45103
513-732-8200
Medical Professional Services
2330 Victory Parkway, Ste. 500
Cincinnati, OH 45206
513-221-2330
Psychiatry
7500 State Road, ML 01065
|Anderson, OH 45255-2439
513-624-4500
Services:
Individual Counseling & Psychotherapy for adults, adolescents and children
Couples Therapy
Family Therapy
Group Experience
Facilitation
Supervision individual and group
Consultation individual and group
Testing children and adults
Hispanic Counseling Program
Educational Opportunities
Workshops
Referrals for psychiatric consultation
EMDR for trauma resolution
Clinical hypnotism
Massage Therapy, Healing Touch & Reiki
Art Therapy Program
Mercy Health - Fairfield Hospital
Fairfield Ohio 45014
Description:
At Mercy Health — Fairfield Hospital, we think the best care should be close to home. That's why we've been proudly serving Butler County and northern Cincinnati for nearly 40 years with cutting-edge, nationally ranked health care services. We have a network of almost 70 locations, just minutes from I-75 and I-275. This means you have easy access to some of the best health care services in the nation, including award-winning heart and vascular care, maternity, advanced women's health and much more -- conveniently close to home.
Mercy Health — Fairfield Hospital continues to be recognized by leading national and world-wide health care organizations for our superior expertise, cutting-edge technologies and advances, as well as exceptional care environments and outstanding patient experience and patient safety benchmarks.
Mercy Health - The Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati OH 45236
Description:
At The Jewish Hospital — Mercy Health, we’re proud of our legacy as the first Jewish hospital in the United States, founded in 1850 to serve the Jewish community of Cincinnati. Yet since the beginning, we’ve been privileged to welcome and care for people of all faiths. To this day, our doctors, residents, nurses and staff remain focused on delivering compassionate care and the best outcomes for patients and their families.
The Jewish Hospital — Mercy Health was founded in 1850, when a cholera epidemic sickened thousands of Cincinnatians. The Jewish community saw a need to provide care for poor Jews, and founded the first Jewish hospital in the United States. Since its early days, The Jewish Hospital has always welcomed and cared for people of every faith.
The Jewish Hospital’s legacy of teaching the next generation of physicians dates back more than 100 years, and today, residents in surgery, medicine, podiatry and pharmacy all train at The Jewish Hospital.
The Jewish Hospital — Mercy Health is located in Kenwood, a Cincinnati suburb that provides convenient access from around the Tristate.
Our renowned services include the region’s first and most comprehensive adult Blood & Marrow Transplant Center; enhanced neurosciences capabilities with our Brain Tumor Center – a partnership with OHC (Oncology Hematology Care), the region’s largest oncology practice, and Mayfield Brain & Spine, the region’s largest neurosurgical practice – to treat brain tumors; a premier Joint Replacement Center performing nearly 1,000 total joint replacements every year; the region’s most experienced mobile mammography program; the Weight Management Center and full-spectrum cardiovascular and emergency services.
We’re excited about the progress of our renovation and expansion over the next few years, which contribute to our continuous drive to put our patients, their families and their health care team at the center of it all.
Mercy Health - West Hospital
Cincinnati 45211
Description:
Mercy Health —West Hospital delivers world-class health care to the communities of Cincinnati's West Side. That means you get the treatment you need and the compassion you deserve, conveniently close to home.
Our broad range of inpatient and outpatient services include state-of-the-art emergency medicine, birthing center, comprehensive heart care, oncology, women's health services and the best orthopedic and spine care. You can rely on our skilled doctors, nurses and staff for your inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical needs.
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries (
Cincinnati 45206
Description:
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries is a multi-purpose human services agency, sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy.
Caregiver Training
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries provides ongoing training, employment, and retention support for women and men striving to attain self-sufficiency by working as home care aides. These individuals then give back to others by providing compassionate home care for impoverished older adults suffering from infirmity and/or loneliness in their inner-city neighborhoods.
Senior Programs
Advocacy for seniors 60 years and older living in 45206 and 45207 zip codes consisting of:
- Assistance with budgeting and writing monthly checks
- Assistance with understanding paperwork from government agencies, doctors, etc.
- Accompany to appointments at Social Security office, doctors, etc., in order to help understand individual situation and assist with recertification
- Place phone calls to agencies to access situation
- Assist with fill out paperwork
Crisis Assistance - Hours Monday through Thursday 9am-11:30am:
- Assist with paying rent, utilities or medications if criteria met
- Food Pantry - food bag to feed one person for three days
- Monthly Special "Pantry Day" held the third Tuesday of each month which includes blood pressure check and health assessment with van transportation
- Benefit Bank / Income Tax Filing
Prevention of Social Isolation:
- Telephone visits
- Spiritual visits and regular home visits
- Activities such as Birthday and Christmas parties
- Birthday card delivery
Grandparent Support Group:
- Monthly meeting for grand parents raising their grand children facilitated by licensed social worker
Education Services
- ABLE/GED classes
- Basic computer education
- Workplace & Life Skills Training
Referrals
If you know someone who could benefit from our services, please make a referral by contacting Mary Lou Wolf at mlwolf@mnministries.org. Or by calling her at 513.751.2500 Ext. 215.
MercyWorks: Vineyard Eastgate Community Church
Batavia 45103
Description:
MercyWorks services include
-Open door food pantry available every Wednesday 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
-Counseling and life skill coaching
Mesothelioma
Description:
Information about the disease from the Mayo Clinic.
Mesothelioma.Net
Description:
Malignant mesothelioma (me-zoe-thee-lee-O-muh) is a rare cancer that occurs in the thin layer of tissue that covers the majority of your internal organs (mesothelium). Asbestos exposure is the primary risk factor for mesothelioma.
The following resources offer information about the disease:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Asbestos
American Lung Association - Asbestos
There are many websites that offer information and resources about Meothelioma. Many of these websites are sponsored by law firms or attorneys and provide information about legal actions that may be available to people who are diagnosed with mesothelioma. When doing research, always verify the source of the information you are reading.
MetroParks of Butler County
Hamilton OH 45013
Description:
Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (CAP Program)
Cincinnati Ohio 45204
Description:
Beginning in August 2019, MSD will offer a Customer Assistance Program (CAP) to help low-income senior citizens pay their sewer bills.
Eligible applicants will receive a 25% discount on their monthly sewer bill (including both the minimum base charge and the commodity charge). The estimated annual savings is $120 or more per year.
A sewer discount can only be offered to low-income seniors who meet specific eligibility requirements related to age, income, and home ownership. The eligibility requirements for the CAP are:
- - 65 years of age or older
- - Own and live in the residence for which they are paying the MSD sewer bill
- - Ohio Adjusted Gross Income (OAGI) of no more than $38,600 for 2023. This applies to the combined income of the applicant and their spouse.
Miami Township Senior Center
North Bend Ohio 45052
Description:
he Miami Township Senior Center opened in 1983 as a senior facility to serve the social, recreational and educational needs of older adults in our area. Although you must be at least 55 to become a member, there are many classes, activities and volunteer opportunities for those 18 and over.
The Center is open Monday through Friday 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. and other times for social activities and classes. Seminars, Health Screenings, Classes and events are available. The Center is located at 8 North Miami Avenue (next to the library!) in Cleves. Marsha Heath is the Senior Center director, stop by for a tour or call (513) 941-2854 for more information |
Miami University Institute for Learning in Retirement
Oxford OH 45056
Description:
The Institute for Learning in Retirement at Miami University promotes opportunities for individuals 50 and older to enrich their lives as they explore areas within science, the arts, society, technology, literature, languages, business, economics, and other subjects of interest. In addition, opportunities are presented to become acquainted with community needs and to link individual talents and interests to those needs.
Middletown City Health Department
Middletown OH 45042
Description:
Middletown City Health District`s mission is to preserve, protect and improve the health of Middletown residents. Services are provided in accordance with State of Ohio statutes and Ohio Public Health Council.
Middletown Social Security Office
Franklin 45005
Description:
Aplly for Medicare and Medicare management. Apply for benefits (Retirement, Disability, Medicare). Review earnings history and setting up or changing direct deposit for SS. Hours:
Monday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Middletown Transit System
Middletown 45042
Description:
Middletown is fortunate to have a full-service transit system with six-28 passenger buses and two-9 passenger paratransit buses, all wheelchair accessible.
Bus Passes
Single Fare - $1.25, 40-Ride Bus Pass - $50.00 - Available at the Citizen`s Service Center in the City Building lobby. There is no expiration date and passes can be used at any time.
Senior Citizens/Disabled/Medicare Card Holder Discount Rate - Single Fare - 60 cents, 40-Ride Bus Pass - $24.00. Fill out application to obtain discount transit ID card. Present card to receive discounted rates
Para-transit Services/Specialized Transit Service
Those with special needs may qualify for curb to curb transportation service on a wheelchair accessible bus.
Fare is $2.50 each way.
Milford Miami Ministry
Milford 45150
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available to Miami Township areas only
Milford-Miami Township Civic Center
Milford 45150
Description:
Clermont Senior Services is a private, nonprofit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to serving older adults. Clermont Senior Services is a source for information on services for seniors, age 60 and over, who live in Clermont County, Ohio. For nearly forty years, Clermont Senior Services have been providing and coordinating in-home and community based services, which enable older adults to live independently for as long as possible. Clermont Senior Services also serves as an information and referral source for seniors, as well as their families and caregivers.
Congregate meals are available at this location.
Millenium Nursing Agency
Cincinnati 45246
Description:
Millenium Nursing Agency is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
Millenium Nursing Agency
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Millvale Health Center
Cincinnati 45225
Description:
Accepts Medicaid
Open Mon (9am-5:30pm), T-F (7:30am-5pm), Closed Sat/Sun. This clinic operates under a SLIDING SCALE model.This means that it MAY NOT be free depending on your income.You will be required to prove financial need in order to receive free services or services at a reduced cost.
Millvale Recreation Center
Cincinnati OH 45225
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
Milt's Termite and Pest Control
Xenia Ohio 45385
Description:
Milt's Termite and Pest Control is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- chore service
- environmental services - pest control
Milts Termite & Pest Control
Xenia Ohio 45385
Description:
Mobility Works
Sharonville Ohio 45241
Description:
MobilityWorks maintains a fleet of wheelchair accessible rental vans at most of its locations, many offering Weekend Special rates. A wheelchair van rental can be made for just a day or for weeks at a time. Our rentals vans are typically lowered floor minivans with automatic fold-out ramps. Some MobilityWorks locations may also have full-size Ford E-150 handicap accessible vans with a wheelchair lift, subject to availability.
MobilityWorks
Sharonville 45241
Description:
Rental vans available for vacations, day trips, graduations, doctor appointments, or any personal use. All drivers must be 23 years of age or older and must show proof of a valid driver`s license and insurance. Call for more information and rates.
Mom's Meals
Ankeny IA 50021
Description:
Mom's Meals is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home-delivered meals
Montgomery County Adult Protective Services
Dayton Ohio 45422
Description:
Adult Protective Services (APS) works to ensure the personal safety and well-being of elderly citizens of Montgomery County. They investigate suspected abuse, neglect, self neglect and exploitation of people, primarily age 60 and over.
APS strives to help people remain independent in their homes by preventing, reducing or remedying potentially dangerous conditions. Their Intake Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call (937) 225-4906 to report suspected abuse or neglect.
Montgomery County Board of Developmental Disabilities Services
Dayton Ohio 45426
Description:
The mission of the Montgomery Board of DDS is to serve children and adults with mental retardation and other significant developmental disabilities, most of whom require comprehensive life-long services. The Board provides supports for individuals to live, learn, work and participate in their community.
The Board also provides supports for families on their efforts to care for their family member with a disability.
Montgomery County Department of Job and Family Services
Dayton Ohio 45222
Description:
The mission of the Montgomery Job and Family Services Department is: Protecting children and the elderly, strengthening families and individuals, and providing opportunities through coordinated services for the residents of Montgomery County.
Montgomery County Ohio Adult Protective Services
Dayton Ohio 45422
Description:
Adult Protective Services (APS) works to ensure the personal safety and well-being of elderly citizens of Montgomery County. We investigate suspected abuse, neglect, self neglect and exploitation of people, primarily age 60 and over.
APS strives to help people remain independent in their homes by preventing, reducing or remedying potentially dangerous conditions. Our Intake Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call (937) 225-4906 to report suspected abuse or neglect.
Mood Tracker
Description:
An online tool for Depression and Bipolar Disorder.
Features:
- Graphical mood chart
- Medication history
- Public forum
- Support Alerts
- Connect with your caregiver
Moodys Investor Service
Chicago IL 60606
Description:
Moody`s is an essential component of the global capital markets, providing credit ratings, research, tools and analysis that contribute to transparent and integrated financial markets.
Moorehead Family Dentistry
Batavia 45103
Description:
Accepts Medicaid and/or a Sliding Fee Scale may apply
Morgan Twp Community Center
Okeana 45053
Description:
Partners in Prime provides congregate meals at this site.
Mount St. Joseph University, LifeLearn Program
Cincinnati 45233
Description:
The LifeLearn Program is a program for those over 50, designed to provide lifelong learning enrichment experiences and to develop opportunities for sharing knowledge and skills with others. The program is sponsored by the College of Mount St. Joseph in conjunction with Bayley Place. The classes consist of peer learning, a concept whereby volunteer moderators and class members in the community share their knowledge and expertise. There are no exams or grades, only the opportunity to learn for the fun of learning and to interact with old and new friends.
Mt. Airy Center
Cincinnati OH 45211
Description:
Mt. Airy Center has been serving the homeless since 1937. Today, Mt. Airy works exclusively with homeless men to provide emergency shelter and social services that help clients solve many of the problems that have left them with no place to call home. Mt. Airy maintains 65 beds and is occupied at rates greater than 98 per cent. The Center can not accept sexual offenders, arsonists, or men with open felony or misdemeanor warrants.
For more information: Click here
Mt. Auburn Health Care Center
Cincinnati 45219
Description:
Mt. Healthy Family Practice Center
Mt. Healthy 45231
Description:
Mount Healthy Family Practice is what its name says-a close-knit family oriented community health center where neighbors visit with one another and physicians have treated patients for many years.
Mt. Washington Recreation Center
Cincinnati OH 45230
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
*Open to the public as a cool center. Individuals who are not members are not permitted to use facility amenities.
Multiple Sclerosis Society Ohio Valley (national
Cincinnati Ohio 45242
Description:
The National MS Society is working toward a world free of MS. They mobilize people and resources to drive research for a cure and to address the challenges of everyone affected by MS. Visit their website to learn more about their services and resources.
The National MS Society helps each person affected by MS in our area address the challenges of living with MS. We help by raising funds for cutting-edge research, driving change through advocacy, facilitating professional education and providing programs and services that empower people with MS and their families to move their lives forward.
Our staff and volunteers are dedicated to achieving a world free of MS. Through our chapter’s support services and educational programs for people living with MS and their families and friends, we help connect people in our local communities who want to do something about MS now.
- We offer many programs — including professional counseling and peer facilitated support groups, educational programs and seminars, referrals to neurologists and healthcare professionals, national teleconferences and internet programs, services for the homebound, and social and recreational programs to assist people with MS and their families in leading productive and fulfilling lives.
- Our community support helps to fund our local programs and accelerate worldwide research projects to ensure no opportunity is wasted. Generosity can come from anywhere. We are thankful to our members and their friends, corporate partners and the general public who help us raise the money to move us closer to a world free of MS.
Music Therapy Services, LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45219
Description:
Music Therapy is a well-established allied health professional similar to occupational therapy and physical therapy. It consists of using music therapeutically to address physical, psychological, cognitive and/or social functioning. Because music therapy is a powerful and non-threatening medium, unique outcomes are possible. Music therapy has been proven an effective intervention of older adults with developmental disabilities, mental illness, communication disorders, physical disabilities, chronic, illness, and Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Some private insurance companies will reimburse the cost of music therapy treatment.
Music Therapy uses music experiences, both instrumental and vocal, passive and active, designed by the therapist to facilitate changes which are non-musical in nature. Music Therapy intervention is based on individual assessment, treatment planning, and ongoing program evaluation. The music therapist functions as part of the interdisciplinary team working to enable each individual to reach his or her highest potential.
Music Therapy Servicecs, LLC, is a private practice of board-certified music therapists serving the Greater Cincinnati community. Individual and small group sessions are offered at our Anderson Township location. Contract and consulting services are available for area agencies, including day programs and skilled care rehabilitation centers. Individuals may also arrange for services at these agencies.
N.O.W. Healthcare Solutions LLC
Cincinnati 45237
Description:
N.O.W. Healthcare Solutions, LLC is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care
NETS (Non-Emergecy Transportation Services)
Description:
Namsara Homecare Services
Cincinnati Ohio 45249
Description:
Natashia Cromer
Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Description:
Natashia Cromer is a License nurse Practical (independent contractor) who serve Hamilton and Butler county currently. Natashia is looking to serve anyone whom might need private duty nursing as well as personal care as well if this is something Please contact her if you require medical in-home needs.
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Inc.
Vienna VA 22182
Description:
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Inc. (NAELA) is a professional association of over 4,200 attorneys who are dedicated to improving the quality of legal services provided to seniors and people with special needs. NAELA members assist their clients with public benefits, probate and estate planning, guardianship/conservatorship, and health and long-term care planning, among other important issues.
*Please note NAELA`s office staff CANNOT assist the public with their legal needs. Please seek the advice of a professional and go to NAELA`s member directory for advice.
National Adult Day Services Association, Inc.
Fairfax VA 22030
Description:
The National Adult Day Services Association (NADSA) is the leading voice of the rapidly growing adult day services (ADS) industry and the national focal point for ADS providers. Members include adult day center providers, state associations of providers, corporations, educators, students, retired workers and others interested in working to build better lives for adults in adult day programs every day. NADSA is positively impacting the lives of participants, families, communities and our nation.
The site also includes a step-by-step guide to choosing an adult day center.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Southwest Ohio
Cincinnati OH 45241
Description:
Provides support, advocacy and education for family members who have a relative with mental illness. The NAMI organization operates at the local, state and national levels. NAMI of Hamilton County is dedicated to improving the lives of families and individuals affected by mental illness through education, support, and advocacy.
National Association of Area Agencies on Aging
Washington 20036
Description:
N4A's primary mission is to build the capacity of its members to help older persons and persons with disabilities live with dignity in their homes and communities for as long as possible.
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Kansas City 64106-2197
Description:
The mission of the NAIC is to assist state insurance regulators, individually and collectively, in serving the public interest and achieving the following fundamental insurance regulatory goals in a responsive, efficient and cost effective manner, consistent with the wishes of its members:
Protect the public interest;
Promote competitive markets;
Facilitate the fair and equitable treatment of insurance consumers;
Promote the reliability, solvency and financial solidity of insurance institutions; and
Support and improve state regulation of insurance.
National Association of Personal Financial Advisors
Chicago IL 60631
Description:
Provides financial information and consumer referral for a NAPFA Certified Financial Professionals
National Association of the Deaf
Silver Spring 20910
Description:
Advocacy, empowerment, information, programs, services, and publications
The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) is the nation’s premier civil rights organization of, by and for deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the United States of America.
National Center on Elder Abuse
Alhambra California 91803
Description:
The National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), directed by the U.S. Administration on Aging, is committed to helping national, state, and local partners in the field be fully prepared to ensure that older Americans will live with dignity, integrity, independence, and without abuse, neglect, and exploitation. The NCEA is a resource for policy makers, social service and health care practitioners, the justice system, researchers, advocates, and families.
National Coalition on Mental Health and Aging
Description:
NCMHA is comprised of over 80 members representing professional, consumer and government organizations with expertise in mental health and aging issues. Its goal is to work together towards improving the availability and quality of mental health preventive and treatment services to older Americans and their families.
NCMHA publishes a list of member resources for websites, publications, and presentations that focus on topics including advocacy, caregiving, elder abuse, and more.
National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-term Care
Washington DC 20036
Description:
The National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care was formed as NCCNHR (National Citizens` Coalition for Nursing Home Reform) in 1975 because of public concern about substandard care in nursing homes. The Consumer Voice is the outgrowth of work first achieved by advocates working for Ralph Nader and later for the National Gray Panthers.
National Council on Aging
Arlington VA 22202
Description:
The National Council on Aging (NCOA) is a nonprofit service and advocacy organization headquartered in Washington, DC. NCOA is a national voice for older Americans and the community organizations that serve them. NCOA brings together nonprofit organizations, businesses, and government to develop creative solutions that improve the lives of all older adults.
NCOA works with thousands of organizations across the country to help seniors find jobs (employment) and benefits, improve their health, live independently, and remain active in their communities.
Reverse Mortgage Counseling
NCOA's Reverse Mortgage Counseling Services Network is one of seven national counseling groups approved by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development.
A reverse mortgage allows homeowners aged 62+ to convert a portion of their home equity into cash while they continue to live at home for as long as they want.
NCOA counselors are exam-qualified aging services professionals who can help you:
- Evaluate the pros and cons of a reverse mortgage for your situation.
- Apply for public and private benefits that can help you pay for needs like home energy, meals, and medications.
- Find services in your community that can help you stay independent longer.
There is no fee unless you choose to apply for a reverse mortgage. NCOA also waives the $135 counseling fee for older adults who:
- Are facing financial challenges such as foreclosure.
- Have modest incomes under $20,000 for single homeowners and under $30,000 for couples.
To schedule a counseling session, call toll-free (800) 510-0301.
National Family Caregiver Support Program (Ohio Department of Agining)
Columbus 43215
Description:
National Family Caregiver Support Program
Through Title III of the Older Americans Act, the National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) provides direct help to eligible family and informal caregivers. In southwestern Ohio, Council on Aging combines resources from NFCSP with other local programs to provide assistance to as many caregivers as possible.
Types of assistance that may be provided through this program include:
- Information to caregivers about available services
- Assistance to caregivers in gaining access to services
- Counseling/Education/Training
- Respite care*
- Supplemental services -- additional services and supports needed to help people stay independent in their homes (limited)*
*The care recipient must meet specific criteria.
Eligibility
- Family caregivers (of any age), of a person with Alzheimer`s disease or a related dementia may be served regardless of the age of the person with dementia
- Grandparents and other relative caregivers providing care to children (under age 18 years) may receive services at 55 years of age and older
- Grandparent or relative caregivers (age 55 and older) who provide care for adult children (ages 19--59) with a disability
For more information, call Council on Aging at (513) 721-1025.
Caring for a loved one can be hard work. However, the National Family Caregivers Association says that people who recognize themselves as caregivers are more proactive, engaged and confident. As a result, they provide better care and are able to do so longer, even as their loved one's care needs increase. Caregivers who access and use support services also report fewer negative emotions, such as depression, anxiety and anger. By seeking and accepting help, along with planning for the future, you can provide the care your loved one deserves while also making sure your needs are taken care of.
Through the National Family Caregiver Support Program, your area agency on aging and other local providers are ready to assist you with supports that may include:
- Training, resources, information and support groups;
- Respite care, adult day and medical alert services;
- Personal care, chore services and home delivered meals;
- Yard work and home repairs;
- Durable medical equipment and home modifications; and
- More.
Contact the area agency on aging serving your community for information and referral, as well as a free in-person assessment to identify your needs and link you to available resources.
Hours: M-F (8am-5pm)
National Foundation for Credit Counseling
Washington 20006
Description:
The National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), Inc., promotes the national agenda for financially responsible behavior and builds capacity for its Members to deliver the highest quality financial education and counseling services.
National Healthcare Decisions Day
Description:
This website provides access to helpful information and forms to help individuals and families in planning for their healthcare needs and wishes.
Mission
National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) exists to inspire, educate and empower the public and providers about the importance of advance care planning. NHDD is an initiative to encourage patients to express their wishes regarding healthcare and for providers and facilities to respect those wishes, whatever they may be.
Overview
NHDD exists as a 50-state annual initiative to provide clear, concise, and consistent information on healthcare decision-making to both the public and providers/facilities through the widespread availability and dissemination of simple, free, and uniform tools (not just forms) to guide the process. NHDD entails 50 independent, but coordinated, state and local events (necessitated by the difference in state laws and dynamics) supported by a national media and public education campaign.
In all respects, NHDD is inclusive and brings a variety of players in the larger healthcare/legal/religious community together to work on a common project, to the benefit of patients, families, and providers. NHDD is not prescriptive; it allows for and fosters creativity.
A key goal of NHDD is to demystify healthcare decision-making and make the topic of advance care planning inescapable. On NHDD, no one in the U.S. should be able to open a paper, watch TV, view the internet, see a physician or lawyer, or go to a healthcare facility without being confronted with the topic of advance care planning. Among other things, NHDD helps people understand that advance healthcare decision-making includes much more than living wills; it is a process that should focus first on conversation and choosing an agent.
Vision
Across the country, every healthcare facility will participate as the flagship venues for the public engagement. Other participating organizations/facilities that have their own physical spaces will engage in activities as well. Those organizations that lack physical spaces will work in conjunction with others or at non-healthcare venues (libraries, grocery stores, drug stores, etc.) to support the initiative. A variety of churches, synagogues, and mosques around the country will also support the effort by highlighting the importance of advance care planning with their congregations.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)
Bethesda MD 20824-0105
Description:
The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) provides global leadership for a research, training, and education program to promote the prevention and treatment of heart, lung, and blood diseases and enhance the health of all individuals so that they can live longer and more fulfilling lives.
The NHLBI stimulates basic discoveries about the causes of disease, enables the translation of basic discoveries into clinical practice, fosters training and mentoring of emerging scientists and physicians, and communicates research advances to the public. It creates and supports a robust, collaborative research infrastructure in partnership with private and public organizations, including academic institutions, industry, and other government agencies. The Institute collaborates with patients, families, health care professionals, scientists, professional societies, patient advocacy groups, community organizations, and the media to promote the application of research results and leverage resources to address public health needs. The NHLBI also collaborates with international organizations to help reduce the burden of heart, lung, and blood diseases worldwide.
National Highway Traffic Safety Commission
Washington DC 20590
Description:
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), under the U.S. Department of Transportation, was established by the Highway Safety Act of 1970, as the successor to the National Highway Safety Bureau, to carry out safety programs under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966 and the Highway Safety Act of 1966. The Vehicle Safety Act has subsequently been recodified under Title 49 of the U. S. Code in Chapter 301, Motor Vehicle Safety. NHTSA also carries out consumer programs established by the Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act of 1972, which has been recodified in various Chapters under Title 49.
NHTSA is responsible for reducing deaths, injuries and economic losses resulting from motor vehicle crashes. This is accomplished by setting and enforcing safety performance standards for motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment, and through grants to state and local governments to enable them to conduct effective local highway safety programs.
NHTSA investigates safety defects in motor vehicles, sets and enforces fuel economy standards, helps states and local communities reduce the threat of drunk drivers, promotes the use of safety belts, child safety seats and air bags, investigates odometer fraud, establishes and enforces vehicle anti-theft regulations and provides consumer information on motor vehicle safety topics.
NHTSA also conducts research on driver behavior and traffic safety, to develop the most efficient and effective means of bringing about safety improvements.
National Highway Transportation Safety Administration
Description:
Older road users include drivers, passengers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists. NHTSA`s mission with respect to older road users is to keep them safely mobile through programs directed toward reducing traffic-related injuries and fatalities among older people. Through research and outreach activities, NHTSAs programs help aging individuals recognize their changing abilities and adapt their transportation practices appropriately. Whether driving, walking or cycling, if unsafe choices are made, family, friends, physicians, other health-care providers, and licensing officials can be pivotal in providing older persons with options for maintaining safe mobility. These individuals can also identify drivers with functional limitations that impair driving performance and direct older drivers to safer transportation alternatives
Please refer to the website for additional resources.
National Hopeline Network
Description:
Hopeline is a suicide prevention hotline helping those who are depressed or suicidal or those who are concerned about someone they love.
1-800-784-2433
1-800-SUICIDE
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIH)
Bethesda MD 20892-3675
Description:
The NIH Osteoporosis and Related Bone Diseases ~ National Resource Center provides patients, health professionals, and the public with an important link to resources and information on metabolic bone diseases. The mission of NIH ORBD~NRC is to expand awareness and enhance knowledge and understanding of the prevention, early detection, and treatment of these diseases as well as strategies for coping with them.
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Bethesda MD 20892-9663
Description:
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Bethesda MD 20824
Description:
National Institute on Aging
Bethesda MD 20892
Description:
Information about how your body changes as you age and how those changes may affect your life.
National Kidney Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Region Office
Cincinnati 45251
Description:
Through offices nationwide, the NKF provides vital patient and community services, conducts extensive public and professional education, advocates for patients through legislative action and supports kidney research to identify new treatments.
Services are available for those receiving dialysis. Referrals must be made by social worker from the dialysis unit. The Medication Aid/Emergency Assistance Program offers financial aid for medication and other emergency needs. Liaison Services furnishes information, support and referral assistance to patients and their families. The Nutritional Supplement Program grants funds for nutritional supplements for patients in need. The Kidney Foundation also provides information and programs about health care and organ donation to the community and programs to help kidney professionals stay up-to-date on all aspects of kidney health care and organ transplantation.
National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse
Bethesda 20892
Description:
How Can the Clearinghouse Help You?
NKUDIC provides the following informational products and services:
Response to inquiries about kidney and urologic diseasesâ€â€ranging from information about available patient and professional education materials to statistical data. By phone (8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. eastern time, M-F), fax, mail, and email.
Publications about specific kidney and urologic diseases, provided free of copyright, in varying reading levels. Available online or as booklets and brochures. (See our Publications Catalog.) NKUDIC also sends publications to health fairs and community events. Please contact us for more information.
National MS Society Ohio Valley Chapter
Cincinnati OH 45242
Description:
The Ohio Valley Chapter provides a wealth of programs, fund-raisers, activities, and services for 27 counties in Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky for people who have multiple sclerosis, their families, and friends. The Ohio Valley Chapter`s goal is to develop programs and services that provide knowledge, health, and independence. The Ohio Valley Chapter`s objective is always to empower the person with MS to lead a productive and fulfilling life.
National Marrow Patient Assistance Program
Minneapolis OH 55413-1753
Description:
This program may help pay for some of the cost of prescription drugs that are taken when recovering from a bone marrow transplant. A social worker or health care professional must apply for someone they think may be eligible.
National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association
Tampa 33618
Description:
Many car manufacturers offer rebate assistance to customers when they purchase mobility equipment. Each manufacturer has their own programs, all of which are listed on this Web site.
National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society Ohio Valley
Cincinnati Ohio 45241
Description:
Through the fifty-state network of chapters, assistance is provided to over a million people annually. Chapters encourage personal empowerment with employment counseling, family programs, volunteer opportunities, and advocacy issues.
National Offices
New York 733 Third Ave. 3rd Floor New York, NY 10017 | Washington D.C. 1100 New York Ave.,N.W. Suite 660 Washington, DC 20005 | Denver 900 South Broadway Suite 200 Denver, CO 80209 |
National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD)
Danbury CT 06810
Description:
Helps people obtain prescriptions they could not otherwise afford or that are not yet on the market. Provides prescriptions on a sliding scale fee, based on income. Over 1,100 rare diseases are listed on NORD`s website, including: AIDS, Alzheimer`s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, and Parkinson`s Disease.
National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass
Description:
This is a lifetime pass for U.S. citizens or permanent residents age 62 or over. The pass provides access to, and use of, Federal recreation sites that charge an Entrance or Standard Amenity. The pass admits the pass holder and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle at per vehicle fee areas and pass holder + 3 adults, not to exceed 4 adults, at per person fee areas (children under 16 are admitted free). The pass can only be obtained in person at the park. The Senior Pass provides a 50 percent discount on some Expanded Amenity Fees charged for facilities and services such as camping, swimming, boat launch, and specialized interpretive services. In some cases where Expanded Amenity Fees are charged, only the pass holder will be given the 50 percent price reduction. The pass is non-transferable and generally does NOT cover or reduce special recreation permit fees or fees charged by concessionaires. The program does not apply to county, state, or city parks.
Cost: $10.00
National Prevention Information Network
Description:
Contact the National Prevention Information Network (part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) rto find current information about organizations that provide HIV/AIDS-, Viral Hepatitis-, STD-, and TB-related services, educational materials, and funding resources, or to speak to a Health Information Specialist about HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, or TB prevention.
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (ET)
National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
New York New York 10001
Description:
The National Resource Center on LGBT Aging is the country's first and only technical assistance resource center aimed at improving the quality of services and supports offered to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) older adults. Established in 2010 through a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging provides training, technical assistance and educational resources to aging providers, LGBT organizations and LGBT older adults. The center is led by Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE) in collaboration with 18 leading organizations from around the country.
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
Description:
Are you feeling desperate, alone or hopeless? Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255), a free, 24-hour hotline available to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Your call will be routed to the nearest crisis center to you.
- Call for yourself or someone you care about
- Free and confidential
- A network of more than 150 crisis centers nationwide
- Available 24/7
National Tobacco Quit Line
Description:
Smoking cessation counselors from the National Cancer Institute are available to answer smoking-related questions in English or Spanish, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Nattingham Home Care LLC
Springdale Ohio 45246
Description:
Need Help Paying Bills
Description:
This website provides information on assistance programs, charity organizations, and other resources that will provide information on help paying your bills, mortgage and debt, show how to save money, as well as provide some tips and ways to pay bills when money is tight.
Needy Meds Drug Discount Card
Gloucester Massachusetts 01931
Description:
NeedyMeds is a 501(c)(3) non-profit information resource devoted to helping people in need find assistance programs to help them afford their medications and costs related to health care.
The mission of NeedyMeds is to make information about assistance programs available to low-income patients and their advocates at no cost. The NeedyMeds website is the face of the organization. Databases such as Patient Assistance Programs, Disease-Based Assistance, Free and Low- Clinics, government programs and other types of assistance programs are the crux of the free information offered online.
NeedyMeds is funded by small grants, donations, sponsorships, subscriptions to PAPTracker, and syndication of various database information. NeedyMeds also works with the patient assistance programs of several pharmaceutical distributors.
For more information about NeedyMeds, click on the links below:
- NeedyMeds` History
- Staff Profiles
- The NeedyMeds` Board of Directors
- Contact NeedyMeds
- Privacy Statement
A free prescription discount care that anyone can use; accepted in over 52,000 pharmacies. The discount varies and ranges up to 80 percent. Each time the card is used to fill a prescription a small donation is made to NeedyMeds. You can also use this Web site to find Patient Assistance Programs and other discounts that help with the cost of medications for those who have no prescription drug coverage.
Net Wellness
Description:
Network Of Care
San Rafael CA 94901
Description:
A website that helps you find mental health services within your area.
New Life Baptist Mission
Hamilton 45011
Description:
Commuinty Cafe, Food Pantry, Worship Services, and a Hub of Resources. Help with addiction, mental health, and other social services served by an onsite proffesional partner. M-Thurs (10am-2pm), Sun (5pm) Worship Service with a meal afterwards.
New Life Health Care, LLC
Fairfield Ohio 45014
Description:
New Life Health Care, LLC is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care Services
Newtonsville Food Pantry
Newtonsville Ohio 45158
Description:
Food Pantry Location: 8.66 miles from Newtonsville
Choice pantry that clients may come to once a week. They serve Clermont and Brown counties as well as the surrounding area. Clients are welcome to come early for fellowship.
Please contact Rebecca Moore: 2620 State Route 131, Batavia Ohio 45103. (513) 625-9093 rmoore3006@aol.com
Nightingals Home Care LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45238
Description:
Nina Cares LLC
Cincinnati Ohio 45238
Description:
No Time Use Mine LLC Senior Sitting Service and Social Enrichment Program for Seniors and Families
Cincinnati Ohio 45206
Description:
No Time Use Mine, LLC Senior Sitting Service and Social Enrichment Program for Seniors and Families, offers a Non-Medical Sitting, Companion, Respite, light housekeeping and well-being checks. Engage Seniors and families in Social Enrichment Activities and Events in the Community. With the goal of alleviating loneliness, isolation and depression and bringing families together creating a Loveship in the communities.
The services are private pay and can accept long term care insurance,
If you are interested in these services please contact Jonda Proffit at (513)537-2354 or at notimeusemine1st@gmail.com
North Avondale Recreation Center
Cincinnati 45229
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
2023 Annual Membership Fees: Mature Adults (60+) $10. Open M-F (10am-8pm), Sat (9am-2pm), Closed Sunday
North College Hill Senior Center
Cincinnati 45224
Description:
North College Hill Senior Center is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home-delivered meals (therapeutic available)
- congregate meals
- transportation
- recreation
The North College Hill Senior Center provides opportunity for friendship, recreation, wellness and education, which enable Senior Citizens to maintain an active quality of life.
Congregate meals are offered at the North College Hill Senior Center Monday thru Friday, meal served at 12:00 pm., and at the Clifton Senior Multi-Service Center Monday thru Friday, meal served at 12:00 pm.
North Fairmount Community Center
Cincinnati 45214
Description:
North Fairmont Senior Center is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- congregate meals
Congregate Meals are offered at the North Fairmount Senior Center Monday thru Friday. For more information about this service please contact 513-967-0864.
Northern Kentucky Area Agency on Aging and Independent Living
Florence 41042
Description:
In-home and community based services for older adult and caregivers in Northern Kentucky.
Services include:
Adult Daycare and Alzheimer's Respite Program
Advocacy
Aging Links
Council on Aging
Elder Abuse Programs
Elder Maltreatment Alliance
Events and Activities
Housing and Homelessness
Legal Services
Long Term Care Ombudsman Program
Mental Health and Aging
National Family Caregiver Support Program
Northern Kentucky Aging and Disabilities Resource Center
Nutrition Programs and Services
Personal Care Attendant Program (PCAP)
Senior Center Services
State Health Insurance Program (SHIP)
Northgate Mall
Cincinnati OH 45251
Description:
Monday-Saturday 10am-9pm Sunday 12pm-6pm
Northside Health Center
Cincinnati OH 45223
Description:
Dental Clinic
513-357-7610
Health Clinic
513-357-7600
Northwest Adult Services
Fairfield Ohio 45014
Description:
Northwest Elder Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Description:
Northwest Adult Day Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Adult Day Care
- Adult Day Care Transportation
Norwood City Health Department
Norwood OH 45212
Description:
Norwood City Health Department Mission
To prevent the spread of disease; promote healthy lifestyles and behaviors and protect our environment, residents and visitors from harmful effects of pollutants and diseases.
Norwood Community Senior Center
Norwood 45212
Description:
Nova Home Care Co.
Cincinnati 45242
Description:
Nova Home Care Co. is a contracted provder of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- personal care services
- homemaking
- home care assistance
- independent living assistance
Nurses Care, Inc.
Miamisburg OH 45342
Description:
Nurses Care, Inc. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- nursing
- occupational therapy
- physical therapy
- personal care services
- speech therapy
- social work counseling
Miamisburg, Cincinnati, Fairfield, and Middletown locations.
Ny's Transportation
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
OPEN HEARTS SUPPORTIVE LIVING
Cincinnati Ohio 45224
Description:
Oakley Recreation Center
Cincinnati 45209
Description:
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission senior programs offer something to fit every lifestyle for those 50 and older. CRC recreation centers offer activities such as aerobics, sports, crafts and dance. Congregate meals are offered at many CRC centers, including the Oakley Recreation Center.
A highlight for CRC seniors is the annual Southwest Ohio Senior Olympics. Since 1992, this fun and challenging program has promoted healthy lifestyle choices and is open to athletes ages 50 and older. Events include golf, swimming, tennis, track & field and many more. Senior Olympics are held in April and May each year.
Monday: 7:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Friday: 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
2023 Annual Membership Fee- $10 (mature adults 60+)
Oasis Home Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Description:
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Foundation
Boston MA 02108
Description:
Founded by a group of people with OCD in 1986, the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) is an international not-for-profit organization made up of people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and related disorders, as well as their families, friends, professionals and others. The mission and goals of the IOCDF are to:
- Educate the public and professionals about OCD in order to raise awareness and improve the quality of treatment provided;
- Support research into the cause of, and effective treatments for, OCD and related disorders;
- Improve access to resources for those with OCD and their families;
- Advocate and lobby for the OCD community.
Office for Families and Children
Columbus 43215
Description:
The Office of Families and Children is responsible for state level administration and oversight of programs that prevent child abuse and neglect; provide services to abused/neglected children and their families (birth, foster and adoptive); license foster homes and residential facilities; license child care homes and facilities; and investigate allegations of adult abuse, neglect and exploitation.
Ohio operates in a state supervised, county administered system; therefore, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, through the Office of Families and Children, oversees program implementation by developing policies and procedures to guide county agencies in program and service delivery. The Office of Families and Children provides technical assistance to county agencies and we monitor program implementation for compliance with federal and state laws, rules and policies
Child welfare services (e.g. child protection, foster and kinship care, adoption, independent living) are provided by 88 public children services agencies which provide direct services to children and families. The public children services agencies were created by Ohio law and the structure of each is determined at the local level. Fifty-five (55) public children services agencies are located within the administrative body of the county departments of job and family services and 33 are separate children services boards.
Child care and adult protective services are provided by the county departments of job and family services, which were also created in Ohio law.
Office of Thomas Niederhelman
Cincinnati 45229
Description:
Accepts Medicaid, Open Wednesday (10am- 5pm)
Official Certificate from Ohio Governor
Columbus 43215
Description:
You can order an official certificate, at no cost, signed by the Governor of Ohio and the Director of the Ohio Department of Aging to honor someone about to turn 90 years of age or older. You can call to order or use the form on the website to place the order. Allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Ohio AIDS/HIV/STD Hotline
Description:
Columbus AIDS Task Force has operated the statewide Ohio AIDS/HIV/STD Hotline since 1988. The Hotline offers an opportunity for callers to explore personal HIV, STI and Hepatitis risk behavior, ask questions and/or seek out resources, privately and anonymously. Anonymity is guaranteed so callers feel free to explore the potential impact of HIV, STIs and Hepatitis on their lives. Hotline operators pro¬vide callers with up-to-date and accurate information about many topics including transmission, prevention methods, and testing. Each caller receives individualized attention and the Hotline provides immediate, reliable responses to persons of all ages, nationalities, ethnic groups, and economic status.
The statewide Hotline is also a resource for persons living with HIV/AIDS, and acts as an information and referral service to Ohio residents. It is the largest provider of HIV/AIDS referral information in the state. This includes referrals to counseling and testing sites (CTSs), local health departments and task forces, mental health facilities, medical, legal and dental practitioners, etc.
For individuals with communication disabilities contact the Ohio Relay Service at (800) 750-0750.
The Hotline is staffed by trained volunteers and CATF Prevention and Education staff and operates five days a week: Monday thru Friday, 9am to 7pm.
All calls to the Hotline are free and anonymous.
Ohio Assisted Living Association
Columbus 43215
Description:
Statewide-advocacy association representing the largest number of Assisted Living communities in the state. The site also has a section dedicated to consumers who are looking for information about assisted living properties in Ohio.
Of particular interest may be the Consumer Checklist, a comprehensive checklist designed to assist consumers in their search for an appropriate Assisted Living Facility.
To view this checklist, please click on the following link: http://ohioassistedliving.org/consumers/consumers-checklist/
The site also includes a directory of all member facilities.
Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging
Columbus Ohio 43215
Description:
The Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging (O4A), a nonprofit organization, is a statewide network of agencies that provide services for the elderly and advocate on behalf of older Ohioans. The association addresses issues which have an impact on the aging network, provides services to members, and serves as a collective voice for Ohio's Area Agencies on Aging.
Ohio Attorney General
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
By law, the Attorney General is the chief law officer for the state of Ohio. The Office protects Ohio families from predatory financial practices through enforcement authority in the areas of consumer protection, antitrust, charitable organizations, and health care fraud.
The office offers services to protect the most vulnerable Ohio citizens, including children, the elderly, victims of crime and those who are preyed upon by greed in its many forms: unfair, illegal or shady business practices, criminal conduct and abuse of power and corruption. Programs are also available to support veterans, active duty military, and their families.
The Consumer Protection Section protects Ohioans from predatory and illegal business practices. With authority granted by the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act and other statutes, the section enforces laws that prohibit unfair and deceptive practices including but not limited to: false advertising, shoddy workmanship, and failure to perform services or to deliver goods.
Consumers can file a complaint online or by calling 800-282-0515.
Ohio Best Rx Program
Twinsburg 44087-0408
Description:
Ohio`s "Best RX" is a prescription drug discount card program designed to lower the cost of prescriptions for Ohio residents without prescription drug insurance coverage. Program available for all ages and income. There is no waiting period and no membership fee.
Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation
Columbus 43215
Description:
The Bureau of Workers Compensation offers different types of compensation, including temporary total compensation, scheduled loss, wage loss, permanent total disability and death claims.
Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities
Marion Ohio 43302
Description:
The Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities (OCECD) is a statewide nonprofit organization that serves families of infants, toddlers, children and youth with disabilities in Ohio, and agencies who provide services to them. OCECD works through the coalition efforts of over 40 parent and professional disability organizations which comprise the Coalition. OCECD has also been funded since 1984 to serve as the Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) for the state of Ohio from the federal government, U.S. Dept of Education, Office for Special Education Programs. To learn more about the resources they offer click here.
Ohio Consumer Counsel
Columbus 43215-3485
Description:
The OCC has many free publications on a variety of utility related topics available to assist you in learning about your utilities.
Ohio Council for Home Care
Columbus 43229
Description:
Ohio Council for Home Care and Hospice, the Voice of Home Care and Hospice.The following can be found on their website.
- Provider Search - Find quality care providers you can trust
- Topics and Tips - Learn ways to care for your family
- Consumer Advocacy - Legislative issues impacting Ohioans
- Membership - Discover all of the membership benefits, including regulatory/compliance tools and advocacy.
- Career Center - Post positions and find employees via our résumé bank.
- Education - Experience our educational opportunities while earning CE credits for home care and hospice professionals.
Ohio Department of Aging
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Golden Buckeye Card, Ohio Long-term Care Consumer Guide, and Ombudsman
Ombudsman
Ohio's Office of the State Long-term Care Ombudsman advocates for people receiving home care, assisted living and nursing home care. Paid and volunteer staff work to resolve complaints about services, help people select a provider and offer information about benefits and consumer rights.
Ombudsmen do not policy nursing homes and home health agencies. Instead, they work with providers, residents, their families and other representatives to resolve problems and concerns. Ombudsmen advocate a person-centered approach to meeting the needs and honoring the preferences of their clients. Ombudsmen link residents with services or agencies, offer advice on selecting long-term care providers, inform consumers about their rights and provide information and assistance with benefits and insurance.
Ohio Long-term Care Consumer Guide
The Long-Term Care Consumer Guide provides information about nursing homes and assisted living facilities to help consumers, family members and professionals search for the appropriate facility to meet an individual's needs. If you have determined that you need to move to a nursing or assisted living facility, you can start to compare facilities by using the Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide.
For personalized assistance with long-term care options, please contact the long-term care ombudsman program at 1-800-282-1206.
The Golden Buckeye Card
Golden Buckeye is a discount card available for residents of Ohio, age 60 years and older and adults 18-59 with permanent and total disabilities. The program offers discounts on meals, entertainment, merchandise, and services at participating businesses throughout the state. Look for businesses that display a "Golden Buckeye Honored Here" window decal. There are nearly 20,000 participating merchants statewide.
Seniors who have an Ohio driver`s license, an Ohio ID card or are registered to vote will automatically be sent a card in the mail when they reach age 60. The packet will have information on how to use the Golden Buckeye Card. If you do not receive the Golden Buckeye Card when you become eligible, you can pick up a Golden Buckeye application at a local senior center or your local branch library.
Ohio Department of Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services
Columbus OH 43215-2550
Description:
Mission of Organization- To provide statewide leadership in establishing a high quality addiction prevention, treatment and recovery services system of care that is effective, accessible and valued by all Ohioans.
Ohio Department of Commerce
Columbus 43215
Description:
Oversees the securities marketplace in Ohio. Responsible for providing investor protection and enhancing capital formation by administering and enforcing the Ohio Securities Act. File a complaint on line or use the hotline.
Ohio Department of Development
Columbus 43215
Description:
Working with communities and businesses, the Department of Development promotes economic opportunities to improve the profits and prosperity of Ohio`s citizens. The Department oversees programs that affect business, Ohio citizens, and the community. The Community Development Division (CDD) of the Ohio Department of Development administers programs through their three program offices:
- Office of Housing and Community Partnerships (OHCP), which provides financial and technical assistance to units of local government, nonprofit corporations, and for-profit housing developers for activities that benefit low and moderate-income Ohioans.
- Office of Energy Efficiency (OEE) offers technical assistance to many different customers through a variety of programs. The most widely known is the Home Weatherization Assistance Program.
- Office of Community Services works to eliminate poverty in Ohio by providing funds statewide to local nonprofit organizations designated as community action agencies for support services such as employment, education, housing, emergency assistance, and nutrition. The Office of Community Services is the grant administrator for federal antipoverty programs including the Community Services Block Grant and the Home Energy Assistance Program.
Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities
Columbus Ohio 43215
Description:
The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) is responsible for overseeing a statewide system of supports and services for people with developmental disabilities and their families.
Ohio Department of Health
Columbus 43215
Description:
Complaints - Health Care Facilities and Nursing Homes
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH), Division of Quality Assurance, Complaint Unit maintains a centralized contact point and a coordinated information source regarding allegations submitted to the Complaint Unit involving all Medicare/Medicaid providers/suppliers under the jurisdiction of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, federal laws and state-licensed facilities under the jurisdiction of Ohio state laws.
Includes:
- Nursing homes, skilled nursing and nursing facilities.
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Hospitals.
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Residential homes, adult group homes, home for the aging, intermediate care facilities for persons with intellectual disabilities, unlicensed homes, county homes, rest homes.
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Home health agencies, hospice agencies, renal dialysis centers , in-patient rehabilitation centers, ambulatory surgical centers, birthing centers, rural health clinics, free-standing radiation therapy centers, mobile diagnostic imaging centers, X-rays.
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Solid organ transplant services, bone marrow/stem cell transplantation services.
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Adult and pediatric cardiac catheterization services, adult pediatric open heart surgery services and pediatric intensive care services, obstetrics/newborn units.
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Clinical laboratories, and plasmapheresis centers.
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Any other federally certified or ODH-licensed health care service or treatment provider.
Ohio Department of Insurance
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
The mission of the Ohio Department of Insurance is to provide consumer protection through education and fair but vigilant regulation while promoting a stable and competitive environment for insurers. The department publishes several consumer's guides, including:
Shopper's Guide to Long-term Care Insurance
Shopper's Guide to Life Insurance
Empty Nester's Guide to Auto Insurance
Shopper's Guide to Annuities Insurance
Shopper's Guide to Medicare Supplement Insurance, Medicare Options and Part D
Other Services Include:
Ohio Department of Mental Health
Columbus 43215-3430
Description:
The mission of the Ohio Department of Mental Health is the promotion and establishment of mental health as a cornerstone of health and wellness for individuals, families and communities throughout Ohio.
Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services
Columbus Ohio 43215-2550
Description:
The mission of the Butler County Mental Health Board is to ensure a comprehensive system of mental healthcare that is effective and unified as charged under Ohio Law to improve the quality of life for its citizens.
24 Hour Crisis Hotline
Oxford and Hamilton: 513-523-4146
Fairfield and West Chester: 513-894-7002
Middletown: 513-424-5498
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Xenia 45385
Description:
Fishing and Hunting Licenses
Persons 66 and older, holders of "Veteran" license plates, permanently and totally disabled veterans receiving VA compensation or pensions, and people with physical handicaps (who require assistance to fish) are eligible for free annual licenses and permit stamps.
Ohio Department of Veterans Services
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Ohio veterans of all eras have earned a number of federal and state benefits. Veterans may qualify for a number of other benefits ranging from health care, compensation for injuries and illness, home loans and education to direct financial assistance, special license plates and the Ohio Veterans Homes. Please visit your county veteran`s service office and find out what you`re eligible for. For more information, call 1-877-OHIO VET (1-877-644-6838), or visit www.dvs.ohio.gov.
Veterans can receive various levels of nursing home benefits, depending on the nature of disability or illness.
- Those with service-connected disabilities or illnesses get first priority and the care is free. Care can be received in a Veterans Affairs (VA) facility or a private nursing home at VA expense.
- Veterans with disabilities or illnesses which are not connected to armed service can receive care in a VA facility if space and resources permit. Those with a specific income level must pay a deductible and a co-payment.
Veterans` health benefits are subject to change. For more information contact your local VA office or medical center by calling 800-827-1000.
Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council
Columbus OH 43205
Description:
The Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council (ODDC) is a planning and advocacy body committed to community inclusion for people with developmental disability
Ohio Domestic Violence Network
Columbus 43229
Description:
The Ohio Domestic Violence Network (ODVN) is a statewide coalition of domestic violence programs, supportive agencies and concerned individuals organizing to ensure the elimination of domestic violence by: providing technical assistance, resources, information and training to all who address or are affected by domestic violence; and promoting social and systems change through public policy, public awareness and education initiatives.
Ohio EMA
Columbus OH 43235-2206
Description:
To coordinate activities to mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters.
Ohio Family Care Association
Columbus 43215
Description:
The Ohio Family Care Association (OFCA) serves as the statewide voice for the thousands of adoptive, foster, kinship and respite families.
The Ohio Family Care Association (OFCA) role is to advocate on behalf of our members at the state level, connect them to resources, and provide them with educational opportunities to ensure that they are able to volunteer their time, their homes, and their hearts to serve Ohio’s abused, neglected, dependent, and unruly children.
OFCA is fully committed to ensuring that children have safe, caring families available to protect them for as long, and as often as they need by supporting the families who care for them. What better way to accomplish this mission than to have thousands of people speaking with one voice at the local and state level?
Ohio Family and Children First
Columbus 43215
Description:
The purpose of Ohio Family and Children First is to help families seeking government services by streamlining
and coordinating services, resources, and systems.
Ohio First Home Health Care, Inc
Cincinnati OH 45237
Description:
Ohio First Home Health Care, Inc., is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
Ohio Governor
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Ohio Grandparent Kinship Coalition
Columbus 43215
Description:
The Ohio Grandparent Kinship Coalition (OGKC) is an organization across Ohio which assists caregivers taking care of children other than their own when the parents are unwilling or unable to care for them. The OGKC is an organization consisting of kinship caregivers, kinship caregiver advocates and agencies throughout Ohio.
OGKC Purpose:
- Educate kinship caregivers and agencies regarding state and national programs /issues affecting kinship caregivers
- Advocate at local, state and national levels for support of kinship families
- Provide a networking system for caregivers and agencies
- Link caregivers with services in their communities
- Connect new kinship care programs with speaker’s bureau
- Conduct statewide conferences
Ohio Guardianship Association
Columbus Ohio 43229
Description:
The Ohio Guardianship Association consists of individual and organizational members who serve as leaders and catalysts in advocacy and ethical guardianship practices throughout the state.
The mission of the Ohio Guardianship Association is to promote the highest quality of ethical services by guardians and guardianship programs through education, networking and advocacy.
The Ohio Guardianship Association serves as a leader in advocating for policies and legislation ensuring that guardianship is practiced ethically in the State of Ohio. We are catalyst in promoting, educating and supporting individuals and programs to promote these guardianship services.
Ohio HIV Drug Assistance Program (OHDAP)
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) administers the Ohio HIV Drug Assistance Program (OHDAP), providing medications to fight HIV and to treat HIV-related conditions. This program must be the payer of last resort. For eligible participants, HIV-related medications are provided free of charge. The medications are obtained through a specialty mail-order pharmacy to ensure confidentiality and to ensure all geographic areas of Ohio have equal access to this service. Verification of monthly income, updated enrollment applications and a physicians report are required at the beginning of each enrollment period.
Ohio HOPES
Columbus Ohio 45229
Description:
OhioHOPES strives to be Ohio’s informative hub for older adults at risk of or victims of crime. This initiative provides resources, a monitored helpline, support in reporting crimes while raising awareness and understanding that elder abuse is happening and it needs to stop.
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OhioHOPES is a project that can be divided into four categories:
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Online Resource Hub and Educational Website
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Help-Line
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Public Education
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Professional Training & Networking Development
Ohio Home Care Waiver Program
Description:
Ohio Home Care is for eligible adults age 59 and younger (under 60). Services include nursing, personal care assistance and/or skilled therapy, plus waiver-specific services such as home modifications, home-delivered meals, adult day health care, respite care, supplemental transportation, adaptive/assistive devices, and emergency response systems. Eligible participants must be financially eligible for Medicaid and be assessed for an intermediate or skilled level of care. Without the Ohio Home Care Waiver Program, participants would be at risk for hospital or nursing home placement. Click here for more information. Approved participants instead receive care and services at home. There may be a waiting list for this program. Contact your county Department of Job and Family Services for information about applying for this program.
- Transitions MR/DD Waiver Program provides the identical services, providers and administration as the Ohio Home Care Waiver Program but serves consumers who were transferred from the Ohio Home Care Waiver because they were identified as having an ICF-MR (intermediate care for people with developmental disabilities) level of care. Contact your county Department of Job and Family Services for information about applying for this program.
- PASSPORT provides the identical services, providers and administration as the Ohio Home Care Waiver Program but serves consumers who were transferred from the Ohio Home Care Waiver because they turned 60.
Ohio Home Care Waiver Provider Directory
Columbus 43219
Description:
Click here to search for providers contracted with the state of Ohio to offer servcies to participants enrolled in the Ohio Home Care program. This provider list is maintained by the state of Ohio.
Ohio Home Weatherization Program (HWAP)
Columbus Ohio 43216-1001
Description:
The Ohio Home Weatherization Assistance Program (HWAP) is a no-cost energy assistance program designed to increase the energy efficiency of dwellings owned or occupied by income-eligible Ohioans, reduce participants' household energy expenditures, and improve participants' health and safety. HWAP is federally funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and provided to Ohioans at no cost for customers whose annual household income is at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty guidelines.
Ohio House of Representatives
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Ohio Housing Finance Agency
Columbus 43231
Description:
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) facilitates the development, rehabilitation and financing of low- to moderate-income housing. The Agency's programs serve first-time homebuyers, renters, senior citizens, and other populations with special needs.
Ohio Housing Locator
Description:
The site has information about all types of housing. A screening tool is available to help identify your needs. Open M-F (9am-8pm)
Ohio Income Tax Help
Columbus 45229
Description:
Tax Assistance Services Available
Ohio KePRO
Seven Hills Ohio 44131
Description:
A Medicare Quality Improvement Organization, handling quality of health care issues including:
- Inpatient hospital, outpatient service, skilled nursing facility and home health care
- Your rights as a patient, including premature discharge issues
- Care in a Medicare Advantage Plan
Their Web site includes a section for seniors and their families.
Ohio Legal Rights Service
Columbus 43215-5923
Description:
LRS provides legal advocacy and rights protection to a wide range of people with disabilities. This includes assisting individuals with problems such as abuse, neglect, discrimination, access to assistive technology, special education, housing, employment, community integration, voting and rights protection issues with the juvenile and criminal justice systems.
Ohio Library for the Blind and Physically Disabled
Cleveland 44110-4006
Description:
About the Ohio Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped of the Library of Congress provides free recorded and brailled books to eligible adults and children. The Ohio Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, located in Cleveland, Ohio at the Cleveland Public Library, provides information and applications to all Ohio residents.
Ohio Living Cape May Assisted Living
Wilmington Ohio 45177
Description:
Ohio Living Llanfair
Cincinnati Ohio 45224
Description:
Ohio Living Mount Pleasant
Monroe Ohio 45050
Description:
Ohio Living Quaker Heights
Waynesville Ohio 45068
Description:
Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide
Columbus Ohio 43215
Description:
Use the Consumer Guide to search for and compare nursing homes, residential care (assisted living) facilities, and supportive living facilities and to learn more about services in your home and community that may meet your needs.
Ohio Means Jobs
Cincinnati 45214
Description:
The www.SuperJobs.com web site is a free resource for the job seeker interested in employment in the Greater Cincinnati area. Job seekers have access to free job fairs, job search workshops, resume tools and much more. Call (513) 731-9800 for information about orientations that describes all of the services that are available. Employers are invited to schedule a free consultation on filling your company`s staffing needs.
Jordan Crossing location
1740 Langdon Farm Road
Cincinnati, OH 45237
513-631-3060
Ohio Means Jobs
Description:
This Ohio Web site allows you to search all electronic job opportunities which include Ohio employers, national commercial job boards and niche industries. Let all Ohio employers find you today by taking the opportunity to post your resume for FREE.
Hours of Operation: M-F (8am-5pm) excluding holidays, unless otherwise noted.
Ohio Medicaid
Description:
Ohio's Medicaid program is managed by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. On the department's Web site, you (consumers) can enroll or get information and programs and services available through or covered by Medicaid. You can also find a medical provider that accepts Medicaid.
Ohio Medicaid Providers
Columbus 43215
Description:
Use this website to search for a Medicaid provider in the state of Ohio. Users can search by zip code, county, hospital affiliation, managed care provider, language and medical specialty.
Ohio Olmstead Task Force
Sylvania 43650
Description:
The Ohio Olmstead Task Force is a grassroots coalition of people with disabilities of all ages, family members, advocates and organizations advocating together for the right to live, work and participate in their communities.
Ohio Partnership for Long-Term Care Insurance
Columbus 43215
Description:
Ohio long-term care insurance companies can now offer policies that qualify under the state`s Long-term care Partnership Insurance Program. Partnership insurance offers a way for people to buy long-term care insurance, receive policy benefits and protect a matching amount of assets if they need to apply for Medicaid. With any insurance policy, it is important for the consumer to choose the type of coverage that fits their needs. Only you can decide if Long-term Care insurance is right for you. Your decision should depend on personal health and wealth matters. (Source: Ohio Department of Insurance)
The Ohio Department of Insurance`s Long-term Care Partnership Web site provides more information about the partnership program, as well as fact sheets and other resources, frequently asked questions about long-term care and help in finding an agent.
Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS)
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Once the public employee/retiree becomes eligible for Medicare Part A at no cost, they must enroll through the Social Security Administration. If they are not eligible for premium free Part A, OPERS will provide substitute coverage to all recipients who have proof that they are not eligible for premium free Medicare Part A. All OPERS recipients must enroll in Medicare Part B (medical) when they become eligible and must submit proof of enrollment to OPERS. OPERS health plan acts as a supplement to Medicare.
Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission
Canton 43235
Description:
Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission
RSC is the state agency that partners with Ohioans with disabilities to achieve quality employment, independence and Social Security disability determination outcomes through its Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR), Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired (BSVI) and Bureau of Disability Determination (BDD). By working with partners across business, government, educational and non-profit sectors, RSC vocational rehabilitation team guides youths with disabilities regarding career preparation; works with people who acquire disabilities mid-career; and advises companies about disability management and workplace solutions, which allows them to recruit talented professionals and retain valuable employees. BDD adjudicates claims for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
Ohio Relay Service (ORS)
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
What is the Ohio Relay Service?
The Ohio Relay Service (ORS) provides full telephone accessibility to people who are deaf, deaf-blind, hard-of-hearing or speech-disabled. Specially trained Communication Assistants (CA`s) process relay calls and stay on the line to relay conversations electronically, over a Text Telephone (TTY) or, in some cases, verbally to hearing parties.
ORS is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with no restrictions on the number of calls placed or on their length. This valuable communications tool gives all individuals who are deaf, deaf-blind, hard-of-hearing or speech-disabled the opportunity to make personal and business calls just like any other telephone user. Both TTY and voice users may initiate calls through ORS.
Ohio Secretary of State
Columbus Ohio 43215
Description:
As Ohio's chief elections officer, the Secretary of State oversees the elections process and appoints the members of boards of elections in each of Ohio's 88 counties. The Secretary of State supervises the administration of election laws; reviews statewide initiative and referendum petitions; chairs the Ohio Ballot Board, which approves ballot language for statewide issues; canvasses votes for all elective state offices and issues; investigates election fraud and irregularities; trains election officials, and works with counties to train poll workers. The Elections Division of the Secretary of State's office also compiles and maintains election statistics, political party records and other election-related records.
The Secretary of State's website has a special section for voters where you can check your voter registration, update your registration information or register to vote; connect to your local Board of Elections office; get information about early voting in-person or by mail; find your polling location; learn about identification requirements at the polls; and get information for overseas military personnel, disabled and hospitalized voters.
The office publishes several publications, including:
Ohio Senate
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP)
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP)
OSHIIP provides free health insurance information and services for Ohioans with Medicare. They will answer your questions about any of the matters listed below.
- Medicare health coverage for seniors and for people under age 65 with disabilities
- Medicare prescription drug plans
- Medicare Advantage Plans (example: HMOs and PPOs)
- Medicare supplemental insurance
- Financial assistance programs for people with limited income
- Long-term care insurance
- Home health care coverage
- Retiree health plan coverage
Toll-free Hotline
OSHIIP's Medicare experts speak with hundreds of callers daily. They provide objective, accurate information and assistance. Call toll-free from anyplace in the USA: 1-800-686-1578
Local volunteer counselors
OSHIIP is involved in your neighborhood.
- OSHIIP has trained and certified more than 800 volunteers across the state
- Volunteer counselors are experts on Medicare and related health insurance matters
- A local volunteer can meet with you in person or speak with you over the telephone
Want to become an OSHIIP volunteer?
Without volunteers, OSHIIP could not fulfill its mission. Dedicated people are needed to be volunteers in all parts of Ohio. As a volunteer, you will:
- Learn about Medicare in a free 22-hour course
- Help people in your community
- Have the satisfaction of taking part in a truly worthy cause
For more information, contact OSHIIP about the next training course in your area. Call 1-888-686-VOLS or email oshiipmail@insurance.ohio.gov.
Ohio Senior Medicare Patrol Project
Cincinnati 45237
Description:
Ohio SMP Is Seeking Volunteers
Did you know that one out of every seven Medicare dollars goes to fraud, waste and abuse? That Medicare fraud, waste and abuse cost you $13 billion?
To help address this national problem, Pro Seniors receives funding from the Administration on Aging for a Senior Medicare Patrol Project. Named Ohio SMP this project helps older Americans be wiser health care consumers. Seniors are taught to better understand their Medicare statements so they can detect potential fraud and errors and then take the appropriate steps to correct them.
At the heart of Ohio SMP are volunteers who are often retirees. They educate groups of older Americans about illegitimate Medicare practices or provide individual assistance to those questioning the accuracy of their statements. Presentations may be offered in the volunteer's own community at churches, retired professional organizations, social groups and other locations where seniors gather. Project staff is also available to assist in coordinating presentations. In addition to the Administration on Aging, Ohio SMP has received strong support from the Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio.
Anyone interested in volunteering may contact Jane Winkler at (513) 458-5523.
Ohio State Bar Association
Columbus 43204
Description:
The OSBA provides a great deal of general information about all aspects of the law for members of the public, including handbooks, pamphlets, newspaper columns, programs, and information about attorneys. This information is offered free of charge and can be downloaded off of the website. The LawFacts pamphlet series provides general information for consumers about the most commonly encountered legal issues such as advanced directives, wills, bankruptcy, DNR orders, guardianships, living trusts, living wills, probate, etc.
Ohio State Medical Board (OSMB)
Columbus OH 43215
Description:
The Ohio State Medical Board is the state agency that administers Ohio`s regulatory laws for medical doctors (MDs), doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOS), doctors of podiatric medicine (DPMs), physician assistants (PAs), massage therapists (MTs), cosmetic therapists (CTs), anesthesiology assistants (AAs) and acupuncturists.
Each year, the OSMB receives over 4,000 complaints. Many times, the complaints turn out to be simple misunderstandings between the health care provider and the patient or the patient`s family that can be resolved without the intervention of the OSMB or other agency. You can help yourself be a smart healthcare consumer by considering the following suggestions:
- Discuss your concerns with your healthcare provider
- Ask about the practioner`s fee when scheduling an appointment
- Understand your insurance policy
- Check with your insurance carrier to be sure that your physician is an approved provider for the insurance plan
You may file a complaint by mail or by telephone. The OSMB will answer any questions you may have about whether the board can handle your complaint. If the OSMB cannot handle your complaint, you may be referred to another agency.
Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries
Cincinnati OH 45215
Description:
Provides vocational rehabilitation services to people of working age who are physically, mentally, psychologically, or socially disabled and vocationally handicapped.
Medical equipment rental (deposit) may be available.
Ohio Victims of Crime Compensation Program
Columbus 43215
Description:
The Ohio Victims of Crime Compensation Program helps victims with certain out-of-pocket expenses caused when people are physically injured, emotionally harmed, or killed as a result of violent criminal acts. If you or your family members are innocent victims of a violent crime, financial assistance may be available through this Program.
Ohio/Kentucky Tobacco Quit Line
Description:
Smoking cessation counselors from the National Cancer Institute are available to answer smoking-related questions in English or Spanish, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 pm.
OhioMeansJobs Warren County
Lebanon Ohio 45036
Description:
The OhioMeansJobs Warren County, located at 300 East Silver Street in Lebanon, Ohio is a partnership of workforce development, educational and social service agencies that provide services to job seekers and employers.
The free services that are available for employment seeking purposes include:
•A Resource Room that has computers linked to the internet
•Customer Advocates who will assist the job seeker with his/her employment, training and/or supportive service needs
•Availability of job posting information
•Labor market information
•Education and training information
•Use of resource materials, copier, laser printers and fax machine
•Classes in employability skills, computer skills and credit counseling
•Career aptitude and Work Keys testing.
They are open Monday thru Friday, except holidays, from 8AM to 5PM. For more information, please call 513-695-1130. The Resource Room is open to the public from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
Please stop and visit OhioMeansJobs Warren County!
Ohios English as a Second Language Catalogue
Columbus Oh 43215
Description:
The English as a Second Language (ESL) Catalogue, published annually by the Ohio Commission on Hispanic & Latino Affairs (OCHLA), includes the latest ESL opportunities and resources from around the state. By viewing the latest edition on the catalogue, you can access information about ESL classes and resources in every region of Ohio, along with contact information and links that will allow you to learn about and register for ESL classes and other services. The catalogue focuses on opportunities provided by organizations that have a special focus on new American communities, and that have experience in providing culturally competent, cost-efficient services.
Omar Farah (Diligent Healthcare Service)
Cincinnati Ohio 45238
Description:
Diligent Healthcare Service provide care for SN, PT, HHA, OT, etc.
On Guard Online
Description:
OnGuardOnline.gov provides practical tips from the federal government and the technology industry to help you be on guard against internet fraud, secure your computer, and protect your personal information.
OneSource Center for Nonprofit Excellence
Cincinnati Ohio 45203
Description:
OneSource is a nonprofit organization that provides high-quality, affordable
consulting services, resources and mentors to nonprofits that are facing critical organizational issues.
Open Door Food Pantry
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available
Open Door Ministries
Cincinnati Ohio 45206
Description:
Open Door Ministries is located in the basement of The Church of the Advent. Some of the services they offer are a food pantry and health services. To learn more about their services visit their website here.
Open-Arms Homecare
Blue Ash Ohio 45242
Description:
Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities
Columbus Ohio 43235
Description:
The mission of Opportunities for Ohians with Disabilities is to provide individuals with disabilities opportunities to achieve quality employment, independence, and disability determination outcomes. They do this through the many programs they offer.
Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities, Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired (BSVI)
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
The vast majority of working-age Ohioans with a disability would like to work. Moreover, Ohioans with a disability bring many key success factors to the workplace.
If you want to work but are having trouble because of your disability, you may qualify for services from Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities through its Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired (BSVI).
BSVI provides direct, personalized services to help individuals with disabilities obtain or retain employment. The BSVI counselor works with you one-on-one to plan an individualized program leading to gainful employment.
Optimistic Medical Equipment Supply Services, Inc.
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Optimistic Medical Equipment Supply Services is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care Services
Optimized Senior Living
Lebanon Ohio 45036
Description:
Ora Pro Nobis Health Care
Springdale Ohio 45246
Description:
Otterbein Lebanon Adult Day Service
Lebanon OH 45036
Description:
Otterbein Lebanon Adult Day Service is a Council on Aging contracted service provider offering the following services:
- adult day care
- adult day care transportation
Otterbein Lebanon Retirement Community
Lebanon Ohio 45036
Description:
Our Daily Bread
Cincinnati OH 45202
Description:
A Hot Meal
Our Daily Bread provides a warm meal in a comfortable place for all who come to us. Upwards of 500 meals are served daily, Monday through Friday.
Lunch on Legs
This outreach program ensures that senior citizens in the neighborhood who are unable to travel to Our Daily Bread receive a nutritious meal Monday through Friday. We check on the well-being of these seniors and tend to their special needs.
Other Services & Programs
There are many more acts of kindness and outreach from our base of volunteers and supporters. Additional programs include:
- Medical Volunteers of Cincinnati who provide free foot care and shoes.
- A Parish Nurse helps those in need of nursing care.
- Bingo creates a sense of community for our guests and a sense of belonging.
- Movie Day helps guest fell they are part of the mainstream.
- Ohio Justice and Policy Center attorneys provide free legal services, consultations, advice and referrals, as well as possible representation for ex-offenders who are trying to become productive members of society.
- The Birthday Angels bake and decorate birthday cakes every month for our guests to help celebrate a day that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Over The Rhine Senior Center
Cincinnati 45210
Description:
The Senior Center is at 1722 Race Street in the Cincinnati neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine. Located between W. Elder and Green streets, a block from Findlay Market. It’s open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
We provide bus transportation to and from the Senior Center to those who request it. Arrangements can be made by calling 513-721-0375.
Activities, meals and transportation are free to anyone who is at least 60 years old. Seniors are encouraged to contribute $1 per meal and can do so anonymously, but no one is denied a meal if they are unable to contribute.
Breakfast is served weekdays at 8:30 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. We encourage seniors to let us know if they plan to join us for breakfast or lunch by calling 513-381-3007. But they’re also welcome to walk in without contacting us first. Our daily menus change monthly.
Over-The-Rhine Kitchen
Cincinnati 45202
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available
Oxford Senior Citizens, Inc
Oxford 45056
Description:
Oxford Senior Citizens, Inc is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home-delivered meals
- non-medical transportation
- congregate meals
- caregiver support
- recreation
About Oxford Seniors
The purpose of Oxford Seniors is to provide physical, spiritual, social, educational, vocational and intellectual programs for adults 50 years and older. It shall act as an advocacy agency for them. Oxford Seniors is a Council on Aging Elderly Service Program Provider, PASSPORT Provider, and Home Delivered Meals Provider.
Senior Transportation
Senior Transportation provided by Oxford Seniors is available to older adults 60 years of age or older or disabled individuals of any age. The transportation service operates Monday, 9:00am to 7:00pm, Tuesday through Friday, 9:00am to 3:30pm, and on Sunday, 9:00am to 12:30pm. The suggested donation is $1.50 one-way around town and $5.00 one-way out-of-town. Rides should be scheduled 24-hours in advance with priority given to medical appointments. Riders may use the service to travel to a variety of destinations including the grocery store, post office, library, hair dresser, physician, and hospital. Contact the Transportation Dispatcher at 513.523.1717 to make a ride reservation.
Congregate Meals
Congregate meals are offered at the Oxford Senior Center Monday thru Thursday, meal served at 12:15 pm, and at the Reily Presbyterian Church located at 6370 Peoria Reily Rd., Tuesdays with the meal served at 11:30 am.
Support Groups
Support Groups are held at the Oxford Seniors` center include Grief Support and Caregivers Support Group. The facilitated meetings connect individuals concerned with similar issues. The Caregivers Support Group meets on the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 1:15 pm. The Grief Support Group meets the first and third Mondays at 6:00 pm. For more information, contact Sabrina Jewell at 513.523.8100 or sjewell@oxfordsenior.org.
Oxford Seniors Community Adult Day Service
Oxford 45056
Description:
Oxford Seniors Community Adult Day Service is a Council on Aging contracted service provider offering the following services:
- adult day care
- adult day care transportation
MISSION: Oxford Seniors is Dedicated to Serving Seniors and Strengthening Community.
Oxford Seniors has been serving Oxford and the surrounding communities since 1953. In 1977, Oxford Senior Citizens became incorporated and began receiving funding from United Way and the area Council on Aging. Senior transportation began in 1978 as the "Help Van," and the Congregate Meal Program followed the same year.
In 1990, Oxford Seniors became the provider for the Home Delivered Meals Program, delivering hot, nutritious meals to homebound seniors. The current Oxford Seniors building was completed in 1982. The Community Adult Day Service was added in 2000 to serve older adults with special needs who cannot stay home alone.
Thanks to our supporters!
Our programs and services are made possible by support from the
Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio, the City of Oxford,
United Way of Oxford and Vicinity, Oxford Community
Foundation and additional organizations and citizens
of Oxford and surrounding communities
PAF Co-Pay Relief (CPR)
Hampton VA 23666
Description:
Program provides direct co-payment assistance for pharmaceutical products to insured Americans who financially and medically qualify. You must be diagnosed with and taking medication(s) for one of the following conditions: breast cancer, lung cancer, lymphoma and cutaneous t-cell lymphoma, prostate, kidney, colon, pancreatic, head/neck cancers, malignant brain tumor, sarcoma, diabetes, multiple myeloma, myelodysplastic syndrome (and other pre-leukemia diseases), osteoporosis, pain, hepatitis C, rheumatoid arthritis, selected autoimmune disorders.
PHC Foundation
Cincinnati OH 45211
Description:
PASSPORT Program
PLACES, Inc.
Dayton Ohio 45402
Description:
With dignity, respect and compassion, PLACES cares for adults diagnosed with mental health disorders, including the homeless, by providing housing and the supportive services they need to live happier, healthier, more independent lives. Click here to learn more about their programs.
Pack Pharmacy
Cincinnati OH 45208
Description:
Delivery Areas: Walnut Hills, Hyde Park, Mt. Lookout
Palmetto Government
Columbia South Carolina 29203
Description:
A Medicare contractor that provides Medicare Part B services and handles claims for:
- medical/professional services rendered in an office, inpatient or outpatient settings
- lab tests, x-rays, diagnostic tests
- ambulance transportation
Paralyzed Veterans of America Buckeye Chapter
Willoughby Hills 44092
Description:
The Paralyzed Veterans of America, Buckeye Chapter strives to improve the quality of life of honorably discharged veterans who have spinal cord injury, dysfunction or illness including but not limited to multiple sclerosis and ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) through advocacy, medical research, sports and recreation, education and communication.
Office hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Monday – Friday)
Partners In Prime
Hamilton 45011
Description:
Partners in Prime is contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home-delivered meals
- medical transportation
- non-medical transportation
- independent living assistance
- recreation
- Congregate Meals
At, the West Chester Prime Club (senior center), members have access to services and programs focused on wellness which strengthen physical, social, educational, emotional and recreational well-being. The club provides members with a healthy connection to others and a vital link to the community, and also reduces the barriers that can occur as a result of isolation.
Prime Club Location
West Chester
7900 Cox Road
West Chester, OH 45069
(513) 779-7360
www.partnersinprime.org/west-chester
Congregate meals are offere at the West Chester Prime Club Monday thru Friday, meal served at 12:00 pm.
Transportation Services
Transportation is available to take adults age 60 and over to doctor appointments, pharmacies, the post office, etc. Suggested donation is $10.00 per round trip; to schedule a ride, call 513.867.9195.
Patient Access Network Foundation (PANF)
Bethesda Maryland 20824
Description:
PANF is a non-profit organization that helps with expenses associated with Insurance coverage, such as, deductibles, impact on patient access to treatment and care. To be eligible for assistance, patient must be a U.S. resident and meet certain financial, insurance and medical criteria. Application must be completed. Initiate the application process by contacting the Patient Access Network Foundation directly.
Patient Advocate Foundation (PAF)
Hampton VA 23666
Description:
A direct patient services non-profit organization which provides case managers and attorneys to resolve access, pre-authorization, coding and billing errors and assistance with expedited approvals to private and public health care programs.
Patient Assistance Programs
Description:
Many drug manufacturers have programs that help people with limited incomes afford their medicines. these are called "Patient Assistance Program or PAPs. Through these programs, many drug manufacturers offer the drugs they make for free, or at a discount.
Most PAPs are for people who can't afford their drugs and don't have other drug coverage. Several PAPs help people in Medicare Part D plans who are not eligible for LIS/Extra Help.
Call 1-888-477-2669 to learn if you qualify and if your prescription may be available for free or at a low-cost fee.
Paula Jones-Dunlap, ASN, RN, CMC
Hamilton 45011
Description:
Paula Jones-Dunlap is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers and works for Lifespan. Inc.
Paws With A Cause
Wayland MI 49348
Description:
Paws With A Cause trains Assistance Dogs nationally for people with disabilities and provides lifetime team support which encourages independence. PAWS promotes awareness through education.
Peace of Mind Home Health Agency
Cincinnati Ohio 45211
Description:
Peace Of Mind Home Health Care service goals are to help individuals to improve function and live with great independence and to promote the client's optimal level of well-being
To assist the family to maintain as normal of a lifestyle as possible, while maintaining the family unit.
513-544-8908
"Peace is it's own reward and we're here to provide you with just that"
Peggy S. Slade-Sowders, BS
Cincinnati Ohio 45227
Description:
Peggy S. Slade-Sowders is a member of the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers and works for Living Well Seniors Solutions.
People Working Cooperatively, Inc. (PWC)
Cincinnati OH 45229
Description:
People Working Cooperatively is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- minor home modification
People Working Cooperatively is a unique, non-profit organization serving low-income, elderly, and disabled homeowners. PWC provices professional, critical home repairs, weatherization, modification, and maintenance services to help residents stay safely in their homes. Learn more about PWC on their website: http://www.pwchomerepairs.org/.
Offering ESP
Personal Companions Home Care
Cincinnati Ohio 45215
Description:
Personal Guardianship Services
Cincinnati Ohio 45246
Description:
Personal Guardianship Services Inc. (PGS) is a private non-profit agency started May 13, 2003 to meet the needs of individuals, who have been found incompetent by the local Probate Court.
Once appointed guardian, the PGS staff guardian visits the individual regularly, getting to know them and beginning to assist with decisions necessary for medical treatment, housing, or anything that becomes necessary to maintain a safe and secure lifestyle.
Personal Home Assistance, LLC
Hillsboro 45133
Description:
We are the “KEY” to your independent living! Providing personal care and homemaking in your home! Monday
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Saturday
CLOSED
Sunday
CLOSED
Personal Home Assistance is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- independent living assistance
- nursing
- personal care
Pets in Need
Cincinnati Ohio 45215
Description:
Pets In Need provides low-cost veterinary care to help those going through hard times keep and care for their pets.
Pfizer For Living Helpful Answers
New York 10017
Description:
Pfizer Helpful Answers is a family of assistance programs for people who have no insurance, or who do not have enough insurance and need help getting their Pfizer medicines.
Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs
Baltimore MD 21244
Description:
Some drug companies have Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs (PAPs) that help people pay for the drugs they make. Use Medicare's search tool to find out more about PAPs and see if any programs are available for the drugs you're taking. Have a list of your drugs available.
Pharmacy Over-the-Rhine
Cincinnati 45202
Description:
A Not-For- Profit Pharmacy has been successfully opened by a group of pharmacists who generated grants from the City of Cincinnati, the University of Cincinnati, College of Pharmacy and Carl Lindner to create an innovative primary care pharmacy for the ambulatory and lower income population of Over-the-Rhine.
The pharmacy sits on the corner of Liberty and Vine Streets in Cincinnati Over-the-Rhine area and is positioned to be a beacon of light, in the transformation and emergence of that impoverished area of the inner city.
- The only pharmacy in the community of Over-the-Rhine
- Occupies space on the first floor of the Crossroad Health Center Building. A large physicians group practice resides on the second floor of the building
- Proscan Pink Ribbon Women Center is located in Crossroad Health Center Building also, providing mammogram screenings to uninsured women.
- Dr. Shall Dentist practice is located in the Crossroad Health Center bulding.
Phelps Termite & Pest Control, LLC
South Webster Ohio 45682
Description:
Phelps Termite & Pest Control, LLC is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Pest Control & Treatment services
Philips LifeLine
Description:
We provide enforcement and investigative services to the unincorporated areas of Warren County as well as contract law enforcement service to Deerfield and Union Townships and the Village of South Lebanon. Our detectives assigned to the Criminal Investigation Section are responsible for investigating major crimes.
Philips Lifeline is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- emergency response system
- home medical equipment
Planes Golden Touch Senior Relocation Services
West Chester 45069
Description:
Moving services.
Pleasant Ridge Recreation Center
Cincinnati 45213
Description:
Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors are active and aware. They want to play, relax, learn and enjoy. They`re at the top of their life enjoying their view. Recreational, cultural, educational, and leisure activities designed for an active lifestyle are offered at over 16 senior centers located throughout the Cincinnati area. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors leisure and cultural activities mean relaxing and enjoying. Whether its basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowling, karate, or Tai Chi. Cincinnati Recreation Commission Seniors also helps seniors attain a new level of physical fitness and health. Many of the senior centers features weight rooms, aerobics, health walking, and yoga classes.
Precious Life Center LLC
Sharonville 45241
Description:
Precious Life Center, LLC is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking Services
- Non-Medical Transportation.
- Medical Transportation
Preferred Home Health Care
Fairfield Ohio 45014
Description:
Premier Choice Health Services
Columbus Ohio 43229
Description:
Premier Health Atrium Medical Center
Middletown OH 45005
Description:
Atrium Medical Center is a 279-bed hospital in Warren County, a quarter mile east of Interstate 75 at State Route 122. Atrium offers family-centered care and advanced technology supporting a full range of services including cardiac care, sports medicine and physical therapy, a multidisciplinary cancer program and a wide array of women`s services.
Physician Referral Lines
- Atrium Medical Center Physician Referral
Carefinders Physican Referral
866.608.3463
Premier Home Care Corp.
Columbus Ohio 43232
Description:
Premier Home Care Corp. is a contracted provider with Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care
Premier Home Health Care
Gahanna Ohio 43230
Description:
Preparedness Information Network (PIN)
Description:
The Preparedness Information Network (PIN) is a growing network of organizations that have voluntarily agreed to serve as a channel of information in the event of a disaster or public health emergency to vulnerable, special and at-risk populations who may not otherwise be reached by mainstream media.
By becoming a member of PIN, your organization agrees to reach out to those you serve during an emergency and provide direct information that could save a life or minimize individual suffering.
Prevent Blindness Ohio- Southwest Ohio Chapter
Cincinnati OH 45202
Description:
Prevent Blindness Ohio is celebrating 50 years as Ohio`s leading volunteer nonprofit public health organization dedicated to preventing blindness and preserving sight. Founded in 1957 by U.S. Senator John Bricker and Lion`s Club Member, Bob Morrison with support from Nationwide, the Ohio Department of Health and Delta Gamma Fraternity, PBO serves all 88 Ohio counties. Prevent Blindness Ohio provides direct services to more than 800,000 Ohioans annually and educate millions of consumers about what they can do to protect and preserve their precious gift of sight. Prevent Blindness Ohio is an affiliate of Prevent Blindness America, the country`s second-oldest national voluntary health organization.
From the beginning, Prevent Blindness Ohio`s mission has remained steadfast to prevent blindness and preserve sight. The goal is to prevent the 50% of vision loss that is needless and help all Ohioans enjoy good sight for life!
Prevention, Retention and Contingency (PRC)
Description:
Prevention, Retention and Contingency (PRC)
The PRC program, also part of TANF, was established in Ohio to help families overcome immediate barriers to achieving or maintaining self-sufficiency. The program:
- Prevents families from having to apply for cash assistance when a crisis arises.
- Helps families retain employment by enhancing job skills, overcoming barriers and providing short-term assistance or wage supplementation if necessary.
- Helps families with one-time problems that could, if left unattended, result in families needing long term public assistance.
- Helps families on cash assistance to become self-sufficient.
The PRC program is administered by county Departments of Job and Family Services. Examples of short-term help include: temporary cash assistance; housing, rent and utility assistance; transportation assistance; wage subsidy; education and training programs; counseling and other services available to unemployed families.
To apply for child support or PRC programs, contact your Department of Job and Family Services.
Price Hill Community Center
Cincinnati 45205
Description:
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission senior programs offer something to fit every lifestyle for those 50 and older. CRC recreation centers offer activities such as aerobics, sports, crafts and dance. Congregate meals are offered at many CRC centers, including the Price Hill Community Center.
A highlight for CRC seniors is the annual Southwest Ohio Senior Olympics. Since 1992, this fun and challenging program has promoted healthy lifestyle choices and is open to athletes ages 50 and older. Events include golf, swimming, tennis, track & field and many more. Senior Olympics are held in April and May each year.
Since 1968, CRC has honored Hamilton County seniors at the annual Senior Citizen Hall of Fame. More than 1,600 seniors, ages 60+ have been inducted. This event unifies the Cincinnati community and recognizes the benefits and talents of its extraordinary senior citizens. The Senior Citizen Hall of Fame is held in the fall of each year.
2023 Annual Membership Fees: Mature Adults (60+) $10
Price Hill Health Center
Cincinnati Ohio 45204
Description:
Services offered: Birth Control (shot, pill, patch, ring), condoms, hormonal implants, emergency contraception. STD Testing, Treatments, & Vaccines (Chlamydia, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Hep B Screening and Vaccince, Hep C testing), Womens/Men's Health (Alcohol/Drug Screening, Tobacco Screening, BMI, Blood pressure screening, Diabetes Screening, Immunizations, Folic Acid Supplementation, Intimate Partner Violence Screening, Depression Screening. Pregnancy Services (Counseling, Acheving Pregnancy Services, Basic Infertility Services). Cancer Screenings and Prevention (Cervical Screening, Breast Cancer Screening, HPV Vaccine). HIV Testing and Screening, Telehealth.
Monday:8:00 am-5:00 pm
Tuesday:8:00 am-5:00 pm
Wednesday:10:00 am-7:00 pm
Thursday:8:00 am-5:00 pm
Friday:8:00 am-5:00 pm
Saturday:Closed
Sunday:Closed
Prime Home Care LLC
Blue Ash Ohio 45241
Description:
Prime Home Care, LLC
Maineville OH 45039
Description:
Prime Home Care is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
- home care assistance
Princeton Pike Church of God: Make A Way Food Bank
Hamilton OH 45011
Description:
The Food Bank is open on Tuesdays and Fridays, 8:00 a.m - 9:30 a.m.
The Princeton Pike Church of God, Food Bank is a ministry that reaches out to those in need and assists them with basic grocery needs and toiletries.
The Following is required to receive groceries from the food bank:
1. A photo ID
2. A rent receipt
3. Proof of income
4. Social Security ID for each family member
Pristine Senior LIving of Middletown, LLC
Middletown 45042
Description:
Pristine Senior Living of Middletown, LLC is an Assisted Living Provider
Pro Seniors
Cincinnati OH 45237
Description:
Pro Seniors is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- legal assistance
- ombudsman services
More about Pro Seniors
Founded in 1975, Pro Seniors is a non-profit organization that provides free legal and long-term care help to older adults. Pro Seniors offers Ohio residents age 60 and older the advice and information they need to solve their legal and nursing home, adult care facility, and home health care problems.
The Pro Seniors Mission
Pro Seniors is dedicated to helping older adults maintain their independence by empowering them, by protecting their interests, and by helping them access resources.
What Pro Seniors Offers
Pro Seniors Legal Hotline serves the State of Ohio. By calling the Pro Seniors Legal Hotline, Ohio residents age 60 or older can receive free assistance over the telephone with a variety of legal or long-term care problems. In Greater Cincinnati, the number to call is (513) 345-4160. In other parts of Ohio, call (800) 488-6070. Find more information on the Legal Hotline by selecting the Legal Hotline link.
Legal Help
If you have a legal problem that cannot be resolved over the telephone, the Legal Hotline may refer you to a Pro Seniors staff attorney if you live in Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton or Warren County. Pro Seniors' staff attorneys handle problems that many private attorneys do not, such as Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, other government benefits and pensions. The Legal Hotline may also refer you to a private attorney who has agreed to accept cases at a reduced fee for clients with limited income.
Legal Information Pamphlets
Pro Seniors provides pamphlets on a variety of subjects, from Medicare and Medicaid to consumer fraud and food stamps. You can find a complete list by selecting the Pamphlets link.
Long-term Care Ombudsmen
If you have a complaint about a nursing home, Pro Seniors can help. The long-term care ombudsmen will investigate and work with you to resolve your concerns about nursing facilities in Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton, and Warren counties. Pro Seniors ombudsmen also handle complaints about home care and adult care facilities. You can find more information about the Ombudsman program by selecting the Ombudsman link. The Ombudsman can also help you choose the right care facility to meet your needs.
Volunteer Opportunities
If you are interested in assisting older people and have a few free hours each week, Pro Seniors offers a variety of volunteer opportunities. For more information about our volunteer Ombudsman Program, select the Ombudsman link. If you are concerned about fraud and waste in the health care system, select the Ohio Seniors Fight Fraud link to learn more about volunteering for this project. If you are an attorney, you can assist callers to the Legal Hotline or conduct legal research. Paralegals can provide valuable support to our legal staff. Volunteers also are needed to assist staff with mailings and other office projects.
ProPublica Nursing Home Inspect
New York NY 10013
Description:
Use this tool to search more than 29,000 nursing home inspection reports, most completed since January 2011, and encompassing over 144,000 deficiencies. The database can be sorted by state or severity of violation. It also can be searched by keywords such as the name of a city or type of incident. New reports will be added as they become available.
Progressive Healthcare Services, Inc.
Cincinnati Ohio 45238
Description:
Progressive Healthcare Services, Inc. is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- Homemaking
- Personal Care Services
Prudent Healthcare Services, LLC
Columbus 43229
Description:
PASSPORT Program
Prudent Healthcare Services, Llc (PRUDENT HEALTHCARE SERVICES, LLC) is a home health agency in Columbus, Ohio. The NPI Number for Prudent Healthcare Services, Llc is 1124242466. Home health care agencies offer wide range of health care services that can be given in your home for an illness or injury. Home health care is usually less expensive, more convenient, and just as effective as care you get in a hospital or skilled nursing facility (SNF).
Public Children Services Association of Ohio
Columbus Oh 43215
Description:
PCSAO is a membership driven association serving Ohio's 88 County Public Children Services Agencies through the support of program excellence and sound public policy for safe children, stable families and supportive communities.
Qmedic
Boston Massachusetts 02108
Description:
Quake Global
San Diego California 92123
Description:
Quake Global
CARE CENTER - Increase effiiciency, Resident Health, Safety, and ROI at your Senior Living Center
Senior Living Centers are responsible for the well-being, health, and safety of residents. Ensuring that timely and immediate care occurs, especially for unplanned events, is nearly impossible when simply relying on in-person checks and facility searches.
CareCenter is a life improving, all-in-one Solution enabling pro-active, immediate, and ongoing watchful care that reduces the occurrence of significant incidents. CareCenter tracks the real-time movement of each resident triggering actionable alerts and notifications for attending to critical care needs. The Solution enables 24/7 real-time visibility and connectivity of each resident to their caregivers, improving the level of care and response performance as required by your facility, licensing, and regulations.
Senior living centers utilizing CareCenter have the advantage due to the higher-level of individualized care and attention it enables for each resident, and the peace of mind it provides their loved ones. Read on to learn more about how CareCenter’s precision technology can increase resident’s well-being, health, and safety, efficiency, and ROI at your Senior Living Center.
Quake Global INC
San Diego California 92123
Description:
Powerful. Reliable. Flexible.
For more than 20 years, the biggest brands in the world from construction to mining to assisted living have turned to Quake for their IoT technology needs. Quake is able to partner with such a wide range of customers because we tailor solutions to their specific needs—and also because we make the technology that drive those solutions. Quake-manufactured products and solutions are currently used in the automotive, oil and gas, IT, construction, logistics, industrial, security, healthcare, and assisted living markets. Coupled with Quake devices, our programmable analytics tools can optimize everything from mining site logistics to hospital operations to assisted living compliance and beyond; the possibilities are infinite. And Quake’s stand-alone devices and integrated solutions always work on the most efficient network for the job, including satellite, 5G, WiFi, V2x, BLE, UHF, RFID, or any combination.
With headquarters in San Diego, California, Quake’s solutions, products, and design services span the globe
Senior Living Centers are responsible for the well-being, health, and safety of residents. Ensuring that timely and immediate care occurs, especially for unplanned events, is nearly impossible when simply relying on in-person checks and facility searches.
CareCenter is a life improving, all-in-one Solution enabling pro-active, immediate, and ongoing watchful care that reduces the occurrence of significant incidents. CareCenter tracks the real-time movement of each resident triggering actionable alerts and notifications for attending to critical care needs. The Solution enables 24/7 real-time visibility and connectivity of each resident to their caregivers, improving the level of care and response performance as required by your facility, licensing, and regulations.
Senior living centers utilizing CareCenter have the advantage due to the higher-level of individualized care and attention it enables for each resident, and the peace of mind it provides their loved ones. Read on to learn more about how CareCenter’s precision technology can increase resident’s well-being, health, and safety, efficiency, and ROI at your Senior Living Center.
Quality Care
Cincinnati OH 45240
Description:
Quality Care is a conracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- homemaking
- personal care services
Queen City Kitchen
Cincinnati 45206
Description:
Food Pantry Services Available
Queen City Med Mart Inc.
Cincinnati OH 45241
Description:
Queen City Med Mart is a contracted provider of Council on Aging offering the following services:
- home medical equipment
Queen City Medical Transport
Cincinnati Ohio 45224
Description:
R Chappell Transportation
Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Description:
R Helping Hands
Cincinnati Ohio 45240
Description:
Rainbow Elder Care of Greater Dayton
Description:
Rainbow Elder Care of Greater Dayton provides advocacy, educational resources, support and referral services to the elder LGBT community and straight allies in the Greater Dayton, Ohio area.
Rape Crisis and Abuse Center
Cincinnati Ohio 45202
Description:
Founded in 1973, Women Helping Women provides crisis intervention and support services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking in Hamilton County and survivors of sexual assault in Butler County. The agency also takes a leading role in building awareness in the community to prevent these crimes. They are dedicated to serving women and men of all backgrounds, sexual orientations and abilities. Learn more about their services here.
Ready.gov
Washington DC 20472
Description:
Launched in February 2003, Ready is a national public service advertising (PSA) campaign designed to educate and empower Americans to prepare for and respond to emergencies including natural and man-made disasters. The goal of the campaign is to get the public involved and ultimately to increase the level of basic preparedness across the nation.
Ready and its Spanish language version Listo ask individuals to do three key things: (1) build an emergency supply kit, (2) make a family emergency plan and (3) be informed about the different types of emergencies that could occur and their appropriate responses.
The campaign’s messages have been distributed through: television, radio, print, outdoor and Web (PSAs) developed and produced by The Advertising Council; brochures; www.Ready.gov and www.Listo.gov Web sites; toll-free phone lines 1-800-BE-Ready and 1-888-SE-Listo; and partnerships with a wide variety of public and private sector organizations.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has worked with a variety of public and private sector organizations, including the American Red Cross, the National Organization on Disability and the National Fire Protection Association to create emergency information for seniors and Americans with disabilities and special needs. Materials developed for these specific Americans include brochures and instructional videos available at Ready.gov's publications page.
Recovery Village
Umatilla Florida
Description:
iCanConnect
Worthington Ohio 43085
Description:
The goal of the National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program (NDBEDP) is to ensure that every person with combined hearing and vision loss has access to modern telecommunication tools and the training necessary to use them, granting every individual the opportunity to interact with the world as an involved, contributing member of society.
The program — promoted by iCanConnect — provides outreach, assessments, telecommunications technology and training free of charge to those who meet federal eligibility guidelines. For more information about the NDBEDP, including the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) consumer guide and eligibility rules, visit, etc.