Our Services

For Families & For Those Who Care

Explore compassionate in-home care for your loved one — or the training and certifications we provide so caregivers and partner organizations meet Ohio expectations with confidence.

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Personal Care

Daily-living support delivered with patience, privacy, and dignity. Our caregivers help your loved one feel refreshed, comfortable, and confident — every single day.

  • Bathing, showering, and grooming
  • Dressing and personal hygiene
  • Toileting and incontinence care
  • Mobility assistance and transfers
  • Escort services — accompaniment to appointments, errands, and outings so they never navigate busy places alone
  • Transportation to community services — senior centers, day programs, volunteer activities, worship, and other local programs
Companion Care

Loneliness can be just as hard as any physical challenge. We provide warm, engaged company — conversation, hobbies, and supervision — so your loved one’s days feel full again.

  • Conversation and emotional support
  • Games, hobbies, and reading together
  • Walks and light exercise
  • Friendly supervision for safety and peace of mind
Meal Preparation

Friendly, on-time prompts so prescriptions are never missed. (Non-medical: we remind and assist; we do not administer.)

  • Daily and as-needed reminders
  • Tracking refills before they run out
  • Coordinating with family on changes
Respite Care

Family caregivers carry so much. Take a breath. We step in so you can take real time away — for work, medical appointments, errands, travel, rest, or whatever matters — while your loved one stays safe, comfortable, and well cared for at home. From a few hours to longer stretches, you get the break you need; they get consistent, compassionate support.

  • A few hours to a full day
  • Overnight and weekend coverage
  • Vacation and travel relief
  • Recovery support after illness or surgery
Medication Reminders

Friendly, on-time prompts so prescriptions are never missed. (Non-medical: we remind and assist; we do not administer.)

  • Daily and as-needed reminders
  • Tracking refills before they run out
  • Coordinating with family on changes
Transportation

Safe, friendly rides wherever life takes them — and we’ll stay alongside through the appointment when you’d like us to.

  • Doctor and therapy appointments
  • Pharmacy, grocery, and errands
  • Family visits and social outings
  • Religious services and community events
Housekeeping

For live-in and daily care, a safe, calm home means keeping up with the whole household — not just a quick tidy. We maintain everyday cleanliness and order throughout the spaces your loved one uses, on a schedule that fits your family. (Routine home care tasks — not heavy lifting, exterior work, or specialized deep-cleaning services.)

  • Dusting furniture, shelving, blinds, and reachable surfaces
  • Vacuuming carpets and rugs; sweeping and damp-mopping hard floors
  • Bathrooms — toilets, sinks, tubs/showers, mirrors, and counters kept clean and sanitary
  • Kitchen — counters, sink, stovetop, microwave (as agreed), and appliance exteriors
  • Dish washing, dishwasher loads, and putting clean dishes away
  • Laundry — wash, dry, fold; ironing when requested; bedding and towel rotation
  • Bed making and straightening bedrooms and guest areas
  • Emptying trash and recycling bins throughout the home
  • Organizing pantries, closets, and living areas to your preferred routines
  • Entryways, stairs, and high-traffic spots kept clear and welcoming
We Serve

Care for Those You Love Most

DSP training & O.D.D.D. alignment

We train Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) for in-home and community-based work, with content aligned to the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (O.D.D.D.) — including documentation, person-centered planning, community inclusion, and provider responsibilities.

  • Role of the DSP in in-home and waiver-funded services
  • Health, safety, and reporting responsibilities
  • Supporting independence with dignity and respect
  • Foundations for serving individuals with developmental disabilities

Core skills & certifications

Hands-on and classroom-style modules help caregivers meet agency standards for non-medical in-home support — from new hires to seasoned staff needing refreshers.

  • Communication, observation, and care notes
  • Transfers, mobility basics, and safe environment checks
  • Emergency awareness and when to escalate
  • Medication reminder boundaries (non-medical scope)
  • Add-on certifications as required by role or contract

Partner & sister-brand training

The same training pathways we use for Touching Hearts staff can be delivered for our sister companies and vetted partner agencies under the SeReniCare umbrella — one consistent standard across brands.

  • Shared curricula for onboarding and compliance updates
  • Coordination with partner leads on scheduling and reporting
  • Scalable options as partner programs grow
  • Single point of contact for training questions
Ongoing education & compliance

Rules and best practices evolve. We provide refresher courses and updates so field teams stay aligned with state guidance and agency policy.

  • Annual or periodic refreshers as required
  • Policy changes rolled out with clear documentation
  • Support for supervisors coaching new caregivers