W 7th St Cincinnati, Ohio, 45203
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About Us
As the premier provider of senior placement services and a Better Business Bureau (BBB) accredited business, Assisted Transition of Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky’s goal is to locate and provide the best personalized and customized placement services and resources for senior citizens who are in search of senior living and other care options. The best part it's at NO COST TO OUR CLIENTS. We accomplish this by providing referrals to:
* Independent Living Communities * Assisted Living Communities * Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) * Memory Care * Skilled Nursing Homes * Residential Care Homes * Home Care Services
We actively partner with senior organizations, caseworkers, social workers, discharge planners, senior housing communities, and many other individuals and organizations in the senior care industry to help them find the best care options for their clients.
Working side-by-side with our clients and their families throughout the entire process, we make each placement a personal one. We listen to our clients and help assess their housing and other important needs. That includes escorting our clients on private tours of the communities that meet their personal, financial and geographic preferences. We do the research. We do our homework. Not our clients. That’s what makes our services special and unique: The Personal Touch we provide. As experienced Senior Care Advisors, we are well versed in understanding the senior housing and healthcare continuum. We continue to learn how we can best support our clients and their families.
OUR VISION
We are a local minded network of senior living resources committed to setting a new standard for senior placement by our personal, individualized, professional service.
OUR MISSION
We are committed to become leaders in the senior care industry by being your professional and trusted advisor, by providing valuable resources, and best in class customer service to seniors and their families.
OUR CORE VALUES
* Integrity Without Compromise * Community Advocate * Constant Improvement * Family Centric * Lead With Humility * Celebrate Life
Lifelong Greater Cincinnati resident, businessman and community volunteer/leader, J. Stephen (Steve) Dobbins is the Owner & President of Assisted Transition of Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky. Prior to this venture, Steve served as Senior Director of Communications & Public Relations for Education Management Corp., responsible for public relations and communications for 28 Brown Mackie College campuses in 15 states. Before retiring from Cinergy Corp. (now Duke Energy), he held several positions including, Special Assistant to the President & CEO, Director of Community Services, Manager of Community Affairs, and Lobbyist.
Steve is a Leadership Cincinnati and a Leadership Ohio graduate, SuccessGuide honoree and was featured in Who’s Who in Finance & Industry. He co-chaired the 1996 Olympic Community Torchbearers Judging Committee and is a Withrow High School Hall of Fame inductee.
An active member of the community, Steve has served on many local, regional and state boards. Presently, he chairs the Cincinnati Arts Association board committee, Building Diverse Audiences Advisory Committee. He also serves on The Association of Professionals in Aging board of trustees.
Steve earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Management from the University of Cincinnati, graduated from the Executive Public Policy Institute (Washington, DC); earned Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) Certification from the Society of Certified Senior Advisors (SCSA), earned Dementia Care Certification from The Copper Ridge Institute of The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, earned Crisis Communications Certification from Academic Impressions, Crisis Communications Management Institute and completed requisites for Six Sigma Black Belt certification.
Steve and the team at Assisted Transition of Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky are ready to serve you at any time of the day or night.
Assisted Living
The Assisted Living Federation of America gives us the best definition of Assisted Living Facilities: Assisted living is a long-term care option that combines housing, support services and health care, as needed. Assisted living is designed for individuals who require assistance with everyday activities such as meals, medication management or assistance, bathing, dressing and transportation. Some residents may have memory disorders including Alzheimer's, or they may need help with mobility, incontinence or other challenges.
Amenities
* Meal services * Transportation * Social and recreational services * 24 hour available care * 24 hour security monitoring * Access to medical services and light health care * Laundry services * Exercise and wellness programs
Independent Living
Independent retirement living communities feature apartment living for seniors who do not require specialized care. Seniors are welcome to use third-party home health care providers of their choice. Typically, the communities offer weekly housekeeping, three meals a day in a restaurant-style setting, local transportation and regularly scheduled social activities in one all-inclusive, monthly rent.
* Housekeeping Services * Light Housekeeping * Incidental Maintenance * Health and Fitness Programs * Social Activities * Transportation Services
Alzheimer's/Memory Care
Alzheimer's and memory care facilities offer specialized care and programs for individuals suffering from Alzheimer's disease or other cognitive disorder. They provide a safe and physically secure environment and may operate as a stand-alone facility, part of an assisted living community, or Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC).
* Housekeeping Services * Laundry Services * Secure Environment * Health and Fitness Programs * Social Activities * 24 Hour Supervision * Specially trained personnel for managing cognitive disorders * Medical Services
Skilled Nursing Homes
Nursing homes, also referred to as Long Term Care Facilities provide care for seniors on a long-term basis, and may also provide Skilled Nursing services and on-site Rehabilitation. Care may also be provided for individuals who require short-term Skilled Nursing services or Rehabilitation assistance.
* Housekeeping Services * Health and Fitness Programs * Social Activities * Skilled Nursing Assistance * Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies
Residential Care Homes
Residential care homes provide personalized services to small groups of seniors. They also go under the names board and care homes, as well as adult family homes. These homes often provide meal service, lodging, and support pertaining to basic living activities. These homes usually provide less care than most types of assisted living communities, but might be preferred because of the more home-like atmosphere.
* Comfortable environment that resembles home * Daily meals * Entertainment plans * Housekeeping services * Medication management
Home Care
Home care allows seniors to receive in-home assistance based on frequency and level of needs, and may include daily activities such as bathing, dressing, housekeeping, meals and medication reminders. Home care is welcome in private homes and independent retirement living communities, but may be restricted in communities providing a higher level of care.
Home Care allows seniors to receive in-home assistance based on frequency and level of needs, and may include daily activities such as bathing, dressing, housekeeping, meals and medication. Home care is welcome in private homes and independent retirement living communities, but may be restricted in communities providing a higher level of care.
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