Support for every stage of later life.
Food, rides, health care and ways to stay connected for older adults in Owensville—and the families and caregivers who support them.
A helpful first call
Clermont Senior ServicesAsk about meals, transportation, help at home and caregiver support. Many programs serve Clermont County residents age 60 and older; eligibility varies.
Before you visit or book: Call the provider to confirm service to your Owensville address, eligibility, openings, cost and required paperwork. A listing is a starting point, not a guarantee of service. For an emergency, call 911.
Food assistance & meals
Help with groceries and meals, whether you can travel to a pantry or need support at home.
Home-delivered meals / Meals on Wheels
Clermont Senior Services provides home-delivered meals for eligible residents age 60 and older who are homebound, cannot safely prepare meals and lack other meal support. Its service page describes five meals delivered once a week.
Start here: 513-724-1255. Ask for a meal-service assessment.
Find a food pantry serving Owensville
Freestore Foodbank connects residents with its regional network of food pantries and food distributions. Use its pantry finder with your Owensville address or ZIP code 45160, then call the pantry before traveling. Service boundaries, hours and ID requirements differ.
Senior food boxes: Commodity Supplemental Food Program
Freestore Foodbank’s Senior Box program serves adults age 60 and older who meet income and county-residency requirements. Enrollment is through a participating agency, and a person can participate through only one agency.
Ask the program which Clermont County partner currently serves your address and whether there is a waiting list.
Transportation & medical rides
Reserve early and tell the dispatcher about wheelchair access or assistance you need.
Clermont Senior Services transportation
For Clermont County residents age 60 and older. Trips may include medical appointments, grocery shopping, adult day services and business appointments. Out-of-county trips are medical only; Northern Kentucky is excluded.
Scheduling: 513-536-4115. Ask about registration, availability and any contribution. The provider lists scheduling Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Original transportation information · Registration packet (PDF)
CTC Dial-A-Ride: door-to-door public transit
Clermont Transportation Connection offers wheelchair-accessible rides within Clermont County. This service is open to the public, including older adults. Service is Monday–Friday, 6 a.m.–6 p.m.; rides are first come, first served and may be requested up to 14 days ahead.
Book a ride: 513-732-7433, option 2. Check the current fares and senior-discount application.
Original Dial-A-Ride information · Current fares · Discount application (PDF)
Medicaid non-emergency medical transportation
CTC’s NET service offers medical rides at no charge to people whose Medicaid eligibility is verified. Its page requires 10 days’ notice and describes limited Hamilton County service. New-customer verification can take time.
Call: 513-732-7433, option 2. Confirm the destination, appointment time and whether an accompanying assistant must register. This is not emergency transportation.
Health & medical resources
Primary care and medication support near Owensville
HealthSource Batavia Family Practice
2055 Hospital Drive, Suite 130, Batavia, OH 45103
513-732-0870
Family medicine for adults and seniors, with behavioral health and clinical pharmacy support. HealthSource reports accepting most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, and offers a sliding-fee program. Confirm your plan, appointment availability and costs with the office.
Original Batavia clinic page · Sliding-fee information · Dental, vision and other locations
Help finding care and applying for support
Clermont Senior Services offers case management and referrals based on an assessment of a person’s needs. Its service page also describes social-worker help with benefit applications for people without other support.
Call: 513-724-1255. Ask about home support, caregiver needs and appropriate medical-resource referrals.
Medicare & Social Security
Medicare: official coverage and plan information
Use the federal Medicare website for information about coverage, enrollment, health and drug plans, and help with Medicare costs.
Social Security: benefits and online services
Visit the Social Security Administration for retirement, disability and survivor benefit information, applications and access to your personal Social Security account.
Veteran services
Older veterans and their families may qualify for additional support. Eligibility depends on the program and service history.
Clermont County Veterans Service Commission
The Clermont Senior Services resource directory lists the county veterans office as a local point of contact.
Phone listed in the directory: 513-327-8385.
Ask about help with VA benefit applications, potential financial assistance, survivor or dependent benefits and transportation options. The office must confirm which programs you qualify for and what documents to bring. Its website could not be independently reviewed for this draft.
County veterans office website · Original contact listing: senior resource directory (PDF)
VA Cincinnati health care and nearby clinics
VA Cincinnati Healthcare System provides care for eligible veterans and offers an official facility directory. Its location list includes a Clermont County clinic at 4327 Ivy Pointe Boulevard, Cincinnati, OH 45245, as well as the Cincinnati VA Medical Center.
Use the VA’s original pages to check enrollment, services and appointment contacts. Before traveling, confirm which clinic provides the care you need.
Official VA Cincinnati health care · Official VA facility directory
Help at home & caregiver support
Home care, safety repairs and senior housing
Clermont Senior Services describes help with personal care, light housekeeping and minor safety modifications for eligible residents. Its senior housing program generally requires age 62 or older and income eligibility. Availability, assessments and funding vary.
Ask for an assessment: 513-724-1255.
Adult day services, respite and caregiver support
The Lois Brown Dale Welcome Center provides supervised daytime activities for eligible older adults with physical or cognitive limitations. Clermont Senior Services also describes caregiver support groups and in-home respite for qualifying households.
Call: 513-724-1255. Confirm assessment requirements, hours, fees and group dates.
Utility assistance and weatherization
Clermont County Community Services provides emergency energy-assistance and weatherization information. Income rules, enrollment periods and funding apply.
Main office: 513-732-2277.
Original documents & provider information
Each listing above links to its original provider page. For a broader starting point, use the service directory linked from Clermont Senior Services’ current services page.
Community Resources Service Directory (PDF)
Clermont Senior Services — services, calendars and forms
Program eligibility