Visiting Home Care
Meals on Wheels
Dayton & the Miami Valley
Lifeline™
Lifeline Emergency Response System
Community Geriatric Assessment Nurse Program
Care Coordination/Caregiver Support Services Programs
Care Coordination
Caregiver Support
Case Management
Representative Payee Service
Congregate Dining Centers
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Senior's Best Friend
Darke County
Chore Services
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Clients who do not qualify for free or reduced cost services may elect to pay privately for the same quality services. Our billing department will work directly with you to ensure you understand the cost for each service. We also provide multiple payment options to help prevent any lapse in services due to nonpayment.
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If you prefer to pay by check, please make payable to Senior Resource Connection, write your account number on the memo line and Mail to Senior Resource Connection, 222 Salem Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45406
If you have questions regarding your account please contact us.
Lifeline Automated Medication Dispenser
Location
Montgomery County
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NOTICE:
Unfortunately, the Choice Meals Program is not currently available. We will continue to provide meal delivery, but it will be a variety of what is available each day.
This service provides Montgomery Co. residents age 60 and older an opportunity for a comprehensive health care assessment and referrals to pertinent other healthcare professionals. Face to Face Assessments are done by our experienced RN that works for the Community Geriatric Assessment Nurse Program. Fees for this service are provided by funding from the Montgomery County Human Service Levy. For more information, please call 223-8246 ext. 241. For more information or to make a referral, you may contact us here.
Senior Resource Connection is proud to partner with the Area Agency on Aging PSA2 on our Care Coordination and Caregiver Support Services Programs. To qualify for these programs you must be 60 years old or older and a Montgomery County resident. Clients will receive services based upon an individualized care plan that is mutually developed between the client and the Care Manager responsible for the coordination of the designated services. The Care Manager is a Registered Nurse who reviews the information and completes a comprehensive in home assessment using considerations such as income, functional level, etc. These programs are managed through Senior Resource Connection's Visiting Home Care Department.
Intakes and referrals are received by a coordination team with experience in scheduling, billing, and community agency collaboration. Care Plans and Service Plans are developed to help address the identified needs of the client. Services may include:
- Patient care services (personal care and light housekeeping)
- Adult day service with transportation
- Emergency response systems
- Alarmed and monitored medication dispensers
- Chore services
- Home delivered meals
The Care Manager will provide periodic reassessments, home visits and telephone contact per the assessed case management level.
Intakes and referrals are received by a coordination team with experience in scheduling, billing, and community agency collaboration. Care Plans and Service Plans are developed with the patient and caregiver to address the identified needs of each client and their caregiver. Services may include:
- Patient care services (personal care and light housekeeping)
- Adult day service with transportation
- Emergency response systems
- Alarmed and monitored medication dispensers
- Chore services
- Home delivered meals
The Care Manager will provide reassessments, home visits and telephone contact per the assessed case management level.
If you would like additional information on these programs please utilize the Contact Us tab or call (937) 223-8246.
Senior Resource Connection's Representative Payee Program, established in 1990 and certified by the Social Security Administration, serves over 500 clients in Montgomery County. As the only local nonprofit provider of these services, we estimate 5,000 individuals have been helped since this program began with no fees for this service to our clients. All of our staff are subject to criminal background checks and all client monies are maintained in protected accounts at a local FDIC Banking Institution.
Montgomery County residents, age 60 and older, in need of an independent party to address the handling of their ongoing financial affairs may be eligible for funding under Title XX. This program works in conjunction with Adult Protective Services.
Severely Mentally Disabled residents of Montgomery county, age 18 and older, must be referred by their mental health case manager for funding through the Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services Board of Montgomery County.
We also partner with The Disability Foundation for those who may have funds set aside in a trust.
If you or someone you know needs more information regarding our Representative Payee program, please contact us for more information.
This service offered in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Darke Counties provides individuals, age 60 and older, the opportunity to have a hot, nutritional breakfast or lunch Monday through Friday while enjoying the company of their peers. All counties have multiple locations. There is a suggested donation of $3 per meal, but not required. Some sites require reservations while other sites require pre-qualification. For more information regarding the program and locations, please call 937-228-3663 (FOOD) or 855-854-8778. You may also contact us here. The program is funded by the Area Agency on Aging PSA2.
An unkempt home can become overwhelming for our seniors. If the situation gets out of control, it can lead to an unsafe environment in which to live. Not only is it a potential health hazard, with an increased risk of pests, but also a dangerous fire and fall risk. If you or someone you know needs help, there are various funding sources to assist with maintaining a clean and safe environment in an individual's home that are beyond the individual's capability. These services include but are not limited to: moving heavy items to provide a safe ingress and egress, non-routine disposal of garbage, pest control preparation and heavy duty cleaning, which consist of washing walls and ceilings, shampooing carpets, cleaning inside cabinets and refrigerator, removing furniture and installing grab bars.
For more information, please call (937) 223-8246 x212 or use our Contact Page.
You rely on your medications to keep you healthy. But complex medication schedules can lead to mistakes: missing doses, taking incorrect amounts, or taking pills at the wrong time. These mistakes could potentially lead to unnecessary doctor or hospital visits, illness, or even death. With the help of a Medication Dispenser, you and your loved ones no longer need to worry if you're taking your medications correctly. The dispenser alerts you with an audible reminder and a flashing light (for hearing impaired individuals) when it's time to take your medicine. At the push of the button the machine will dispense an easy-to-handle plastic cup with your pills inside. If a dose is missed, a caregiver can be notified. They can check on you to make sure you're getting your medications.
How it Works: A nurse or caregiver will load the medication cups and put them in the dispenser. Lifeline will help you program the scheduling times for the machine to dispense. You can load up to 60 doses of medication at once, so if someone takes pills 2 times a day, you can load the machine for 30 days!
Healthcare professionals trust Lifeline to help their patients continue to live independently at home. Under medicating or over medicating can have serious consequences. If you or someone you know has a complicated medication regimen and needs help managing their medication schedule, call us today for more information at (937) 223-8246 x213 or use our Contact Page.
Greene County
Miami County
What are my rights?
The right to be treated with consideration and respect for personal dignity, autonomy, and privacy;
The right to service in a humane setting which is the least restrictive feasible as defined in the care plan;
The right to be informed of one’s own condition, of proposed or current services, treatment or therapies, including alternatives;
The right to a plan that addresses one’s own physical/mental health, social and economic needs, and that specifies the provision of appropriate and adequate services, as available, either directly or by referral;
The right to periodic review, and reassessment of the care plan;
The right to any appropriate and available agency service, regardless of refusal of one or more other services, treatments, or therapies, or regardless of relapse from earlier treatment in that or another service, unless there is a valid and specific necessity which precludes and/or requires the client’s participation in other services;
The right to be advised of and to refuse observation by techniques such as one-way vision mirrors, tape recorders, television, movies or photographs;
The right to have the opportunity to consult with independent treatment, specialists or legal counsel, at one’s own expense;
The right to confidentiality of communications and of all personally identifying information within the limitations and requirements for disclosure of various funding and/or certifying sources, state or federal statutes, unless release of information is specifically authorized by the client or by the parent or legal guardian of a minor client or by the court-appointed guardian of an adult client;
The right to be informed in advance of the reason(s) for discontinuance of service provision, and to be involved in planning for the consequences of that event;
The right to receive any explanation of the reasons for denial of service;
The right not to be discriminated against in the provision of service on the basis of age, color, ethnicity, marital status, gender identity, language, national origin, physical and mental ability, political affiliation, race, religion, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, veteran status, and other characteristics that make everyone unique;
The right to be informed if there are any charges for services;
The right to exercise rights without reprisal in any form including continued and uncompromised access to service;
The right to file a grievance; and
The right to have oral and written instructions for filing a grievance.
The right to file a grievance is not time-limited.
The right to receive written rights and responsibilities.
The right to of confidentiality.
The right to receive copies of their individual care plans.
The right to ask questions or to discuss any issues.
For non-medical assistance and companionship, there is nothing better than our Visiting Home Care services. Whether you or a loved one needs assistance with bathing, dressing or meal preparation or just need some extra help in light housekeeping, we can help seniors remain at home when health problems arise. All of our home health care workers have successfully completed approved training programs, are bonded, and have completed authorized criminal background checks. In addition, all home health aides are supervised by Registered Nurses. Visiting Home Care staff are on call 24 hours a day in order to address the ongoing needs of our clients. We have your needs, safety, independence, and self-reliance in mind.
Funding for these services may be provided by the Area Agency on Aging PSA-2, Passport, Comcare, MyCare Ohio, Alzheimer's Association, Veteran's Administration, Greene County Council on Aging, or Private Pay options.
Senior Resource Connection’s Nutrition Program delivers hot or frozen meals on a daily basis to eligible elderly and disabled adults in nine counties throughout the Miami Valley. Food is individually packed in microwavable trays and delivered to each clients home along with fruit, bread and milk to ensure each meal is nutritionally balanced.
More than a meal, our trained drivers provide a friendly and daily personal contact that improves our client’s and their family’s sense of well-being. If no one answers when meals are delivered, our friendly staff will call the clients home and/or emergency contact to ensure the client is safe. It is definitely reassuring to know that someone will check on a loved one daily, when you are unable.
With Lifeline Medical Alert Service, you get fast, easy access to help 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. So you can continue to enjoy life in the comfort of your own home - and have the freedom to go anywhere with confidence.
Lifeline offers a range of choices to help you maintain your independence. Whether you need the go-anywhere protection of GoSafe, the automatic fall detection of AutoAlert, the peace of mind offered by HomeSafe or access to help from your smartphone, Lifeline has you covered.
Call today to find out why more seniors choose Philips Lifeline over any medical alert service provider. (937) 223-8246 x213 or use our Contact Page.
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You don't want anything to get in the way of your independence. Not an accidental fall. Not a medical issue. Not caring loved ones concerned about you living alone.
How to get started:
- Senior Resource Connection Lifeline programs can help you maintain your independence and give your family peace of mind.
- For more information, please call 223-8246 x213 or use our Contact Page.
- We will walk you through the options and schedule a visit to provide the necessary equipment.
- We service Dayton, Ohio and the surrounding area. If you are calling from outside Ohio, please call 1-800-852-5433 or 1-800-368-2925.
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This service allows for the in-home intervention by professional case managers, who assist individuals age 60 years and older in establishing a network of services that promote continued independent living. The program is funded by the Area Agency on Aging PSA2 under Title III of the Older Americans Act. The service is for residents of Montgomery County. For more information, please contact us here.
Senior’s Best Friend is just one of the special services provided by Senior Resource Connection to homebound seniors and disabled adults in our local communities. This supplemental pet food program is for our clients who are currently receiving Meals-on-Wheels services. Senior’s Best Friend prevents those with limited resources from having to choose between food for themselves or food for their cherished pets. It enables individuals to keep their furry friends healthy and fed while providing a special quality to their lives and saving their pets from an uncertain fate.
If you, or someone you know, needs help caring for a pet; or you would like to receive more information about Senior’s Best Friend in your community, contact Senior Resource Connection at 937-228-3663 (CAT-FOOD) or contact us here.
No income restrictions, but must be over 60 years old to participate.
No income restrictions, but must be over 60 years old to participate. Call 937-228-3663 for more information or to sign up.
Here’s how it works:
- When the Personal Help Button is activated, you are connected directly to a highly trained Personal Response Associate who will assess your situation.
- A determination will be made whether you require a visit from a neighbor or a family member.
- If you need emergency services, they can dispatch assistance, retrieve relevant medical information from your profile, and even let emergency personnel know if you have a pet.
- There are no contracts or cancellation fees.
- No landline phone needed (wireless and GPS units available)
Here are just a few of the services a Case Manager provides to keep clients happy, healthy and safe:
- Assess an older person's overall living situation to identify problems
- Determine unmet needs and assess eligibility for needed services
- Arrange for appropriate services to come into an older person's home
- Monitor in-home workers to make sure the needed care is provided
- Assist with completing applications for benefits (Medical Assistance, Pharmacy Assistance, Food Stamps)
- Provide counseling and support
- Maintain contact with out-of-town relatives
No income restrictions, but must be over 60 years old to participate.
Call 937-228-3663 for more information or to sign up.
No income restrictions, but must be over 60 years old to participate.
Call 937-228-3663 for more information or to sign up.
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What are my responsibilities?
You have the responsibility to treat our staff with the same dignity and respect you wish to be treated;
You have the responsibility to alert your caregiver or meal provider if you will not be home to receive services;
You have the responsibility to report any changes or life events including:
- starting or stopping employment;
- change of address;
- people living in household;
- marital status;
- change in income amount or source;
- go to jail or prison;
- are admitted to a hospital;
- apply for help from another agency;
- are no longer disabled.
You have the responsibility to provide accurate and correct information about your health history for level of care determination, health insurance information, and income and assets where programs require;
You have the responsibility to participate from time to time in the monitoring of services that you are receiving, and to inform Care Managers in plenty of time, in the event that an appointment needs to be rescheduled;
You have the responsibility to assure those providing your care do not receive financial rewards for the services provided.
Monetary donations to our Senior's Best Friend program will be used to purchase dog and cat food for our clients who may otherwise be unable to afford to keep their furry companion. Bags of dry dog and cat food may also be dropped off weekdays to our building located at 105 S. Wilkinson Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402
Huston's Restaurant
9 E. Water Street, Arcanum, OH 45304
Serves Breakfast Sunday & Tuesday-Saturday 8am-10am
Pre-registration and vouchers required
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Biltmore Towers
210 N. Main Street, Dayton, OH 45405
Lunch is served to Biltmore residents only
Monday/Wednesday/Friday 11:00am-12:30pm
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
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Services Include:
Bathing Shampooing
Dressing Meal Preparation
Errands Cleaning/Vacuuming
Cooking Companionship
Route 571 Diner
8975 OH-571, Arcanum, OH 45304
Serves Lunch 11am-2:00pm Wednesday-Friday
Pre-registration and vouchers required
Call 937-228-3663 for details
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
5 Points Diner
131 Cincinnati Street, Xenia, OH 45385
Serves Meals Tuesday-Saturday 8:00am-12:30pm
Pre-registration and vouchers required.
Call 937-228-3663 for details.
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Bulldog Diner
30 Lowry Drive, West Milton, OH 45383
Breakfast served Tuesday-Thursday 7:00am-10:00am
Pre-registration and vouchers required
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
How do I file a formal grievance?
Upon enrollment in any of our programs, you will be provided a client rights and grievance policy unique to the program in which you participate;
If you have an unresolved issue with your caregiver, representative payee, meal delivery, or other services, the following procedure should be used:
1. For the most effective resolution, within 30 days of incident, the client (or representing professional) should attempt an informal conversation with any involved staff to directly resolve the complaint.
2. If a resolution is not successful within 10 days, a written complaint should be submitted to the attention of Senior Resource Connection’s Director of the program from which you receive services. A response will follow within 14 days of receipt of the written complaint.
3. If you disagree with the decision of the Director of Payee Services, a formal written appeal can be sent to the President of Senior Resource Connection. A response will follow within 14 days of receipt of the written appeal.
All written documentation should be mailed to Senior Resource Connection, 222 Salem Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45406.
A neutral meeting place can be scheduled between the hours of 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. Meeting place, date and time to be set up with the client through their case manager, team member or case management supervisor.
Timelines for solving the grievance, not to exceed 20 working days from the filing date. The filing date is designated as the date the written grievance is received in hand by the Senior Resource Connection President/Client Rights Officer.
Senior Resource Connection Client Rights Officer will provide written notification and explanation of the resolution to the client or griever, if other than the client.
There are no time limits on filing a grievance.
All relevant information about a grievance shall be provided by Senior Resource Connection upon request to any outside entity with which a client has initiated a grievance.
Copies of the grievance procedure will be available upon request.
The following Senior Resource Connection Client Rights Officer(s) is responsible for accepting and overseeing the process of any grievance filed by a client or other person or agency on behalf of a client.
Primary Officer – Cindy Fitzwater, President
937-223-8246 extension 201
Secondary Officer – Candace Lee, Director, Human Resources
937-223-8246 extension 215
Burkey Family Restaurant
670 Shiloh Springs Rd, Dayton, OH 45415
Breakfast served Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 9am-11am
Pre-registration and vouchers required
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
How to get started:
- Call Senior Resource Connection at 937-223-8246 ext. 243 or 242
- You may also contact us here
- A Registered Nurse will be scheduled to visit you and your family to develop a written individualized Plan of Care. Based upon a comprehensive nursing assessment, a professionally trained home health care worker will be assigned to you to assist in meeting your identified personal care and/or environmental care needs.
- The Registered Nurse will revisit every 60 days to evaluate staff performance and reassess your personal care needs.
Frisch's Big Boy
3311 Benchwood Road, Dayton, OH 45414
Breakfast served Monday-Friday 7am-11am
Pre-registration and vouchers required
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Wooden Spoon
9690 Greenville- Saint Mary’s Road, Versailles, OH 45380
Serves Meals 8am-1pm Tuesday-Friday
Pre-registration and vouchers required
Call 937-228-3663 for details
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Laura's Country Diner
6 Pike Street, Laura, OH 45337
Breakfast served Monday-Friday 7am-11am
Pre-registration and vouchers required
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Germantown Senior Center
33 N. Cherry Street, Germantown, OH 45327
Lunch served at 11:30am Monday only
Call 937-855-4191 for reservations
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Who can get Meals-On-Wheels?
Generally, a person who is 60 years of age or older and unable to prepare their own meals on a regular basis, due to physical or neurological impairments. This program also addresses the nutritional needs of individuals under 60 who live in Montgomery County and meet the above criteria.
Fairborn Senior Apartments
221 N. Central Avenue, Fairborn, OH 45324
Serves lunch @ noon Wednesday only
Call 937-542-8842 for reservations
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Visiting Home Care works with the following services of Senior Resource Connection to better coordinate your care:
- Meals on Wheels
- Social Services and Case Management
- Lifeline Emergency Response Systems
- Lifeline Automated Medicine Dispensers
- Representative Payee Services
Huber Heights Senior Center
6428 Chambersburg Rd, Huber Heights, OH 45424
Lunch is served on Wednesdays only
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
What are the meals like?
Hot nutritious and delicious delivered right to your door. All Senior Resource Connection meals provide at least one third of your daily required nutrients and include milk, fruit and bread. Special diet/therapeutic meals are available and include low salt, low sugar, low fat, mechanical, and renal.
Rec West Enrichment Center
965 Miamisburg-Centerville Road, Dayton, OH 45429
Lunch served at 11:30am Tuesday only
Call for 937-542-8842 reservations
$3 donation per meal is appreciated
Who pays for the Meals-On-Wheels?
Meals-On-Wheels is funded from a variety of sources some of which include: the Area Agency on Aging Title III, United Way, and is a passport provider in all counties noted. The program also works with levy funding programs in all counties in their service area. The Meals-on-wheels program accepts contribution’s and fee for service.
What is the Menu Like?
We follow a nutritionally balanced menu that rotates every 9 weeks.
How to get started:
- Call Senior Resource Connection at 937-228-3663 (food) or 1-855-854-8778
- You may also contact us here
- We will work with you to determine you or your loved ones\' program eligibility.
- We will then start delivering a hot meal between 10:30 AM and 2:00 PM five days a week. Frozen meals can be delivered for evening/ weekends as pre-arranged.