Ohioans Home Healthcare raised $5,500 during its parking lot party on September 7, 2017 to assist those affected by Hurricane Harvey. Ohioans staff joined the “Bucket Brigade” with the IMPACT WITH HOPE organization to accept cash donations and fill more than 150 five-gallon buckets with emergency relief supplies.

The entire Ohioans family would like to thank all sponsors, supporters and everyone who came out and donated at the Ohioans for Harvey Parking Lot Party. Our hearts are full thanks to the community’s support of helping people in need through the event’s promotion, monetary contributions and supply donations.

Ohioans Home Healthcare wins the Health and Wellness Division at Toledo’s 2017 Dragon Boat Summer Learning Festival at International Park. The aptly named Team ROWHIOWANS took home a trophy by winning the first race in a time of one minute, 18 seconds. The team followed that win up with a second-place showing in the second race of the day, also finishing in one minute, 18 seconds. ROWHIOANS finished rookie rowing day by finishing in one minute, 19 seconds in the third race. For its efforts, the team was awarded the Captains Award, thanks to the leadership shown by captain Jaclyn Kinsey. Ohioans is proud of the fantastic teamwork, spirit and sportsmanship displayed by ROWHIOANS.

The Dragon Boat Festival, conducted on the Maumee River in downtown Toledo, is meant to highlight educational and summer learning opportunities while encouraging team building in area businesses, churches, and civic and school groups. Chinese heritage is also celebrated during the event, which provides an atmosphere of learning, culture, fun, families, fitness and teamwork.

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Ohioans Home Healthcare was recently awarded with Home Care Elite status for the fourth straight year and also placed in the top 500 agencies in the United States.

The honors were given at the National Home Care & Hospice Conference in Grapevine, Texas on Oct. 7-9, 2018. Earned by Ohioans since 2015, Home Care Elite status is a market-leading recognition given to Medicare-certified home health care agencies based on their performance in quality and performance measures. The program analyzes five aspects of an agency’s performance:

1. Quality of care
2. Quality Improvement and Consistency
3. Patient Experience
4. Process Measure Implementation
5. Financial Performance

The top 500 designation puts Ohioans in the top 4% of 12,159 agencies considered by the National Association for Home Care & Hospice. Ohioans previously received this honor in 2016.