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Your Trusted Partner in Home and Community-Based Care in Ohio

Compassionate Care. Dignified Living. Greater Independence.

Dependable support for seniors, adults with disabilities, individuals with developmental disabilities, and the families who care for them.

About Us

Where Compassion Meets Quality Care

Honor Home Health Care Agency LLC is an Ohio-based home and community-based care organization helping people with everyday activities and independent living. For us, caring is more than a service. It is our commitment.

We support older adults, individuals with developmental disabilities, and families with compassionate, reliable, person-centered care. We work with families, case managers, county boards of developmental disabilities, and other professionals to coordinate services that meet each person's assessed needs.

Our Mission

To provide compassionate, person-centered home and community-based services that promote independence, dignity, safety, inclusion, and quality of life for every individual we serve.

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Our provider credentials
DODD CertifiedAgency Provider
ODM EnrolledOhio Department of Medicaid
ODA PASSPORTApproved Provider
Our Services

Home and Community-Based Services in Ohio

Our services depend on the program that supports you or your loved one. Choose the one that fits, or call us and we will help you find it.

ODM / ODA PASSPORT Services

Supporting Individuals to Live Independently at Home

Honor Home Health Care Agency helps eligible older adults maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life through home and community-based services. Tap a service to learn more.

Personal Care
Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, personal hygiene, and other activities of daily living.
Homemaker Services
Assistance with meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping, and essential household activities.
Structured Family Caregiving (SFC)
Support for eligible individuals receiving daily care from a qualified live-in caregiver. Honor coordinates caregiver support, training, and oversight according to applicable program requirements.
Non-Medical Transportation
Transportation assistance for authorized appointments, errands, and community activities, subject to approved services and eligibility.
Respite Services
Temporary support that provides family caregivers relief while ensuring that eligible individuals continue receiving appropriate assistance.
DODD Services

Empowering Individuals with Developmental Disabilities

Honor Home Health Care Agency LLC provides individualized services to help people with developmental disabilities develop life skills, maintain independence, and participate meaningfully in their communities. Tap a service to learn more.

Supported Living
Individualized support to help people live safely and independently in their homes and communities while developing essential life skills.
Participant-Directed Homemaker/Personal Care
Personal care assistance that allows eligible individuals or their authorized representatives greater involvement in directing their services.
Homemaker/Personal Care (HPC)
Assistance with personal hygiene, daily living activities, meal preparation, household tasks, independent living skills, and community participation.
Ohio Shared Living
Support for eligible individuals with developmental disabilities who receive care from qualified caregivers living in the same home.
Community Respite
Temporary support provided in community settings to offer relief to regular caregivers while promoting the individual's safety and well-being.
Residential Respite
Short-term care and supervision provided in approved residential settings when regular caregivers need temporary relief.
Homemaker/Personal Care Transportation (HPCT)
Transportation support for eligible individuals with developmental disabilities to access approved community activities and destinations.
Why Honor

Why Families Choose Honor

Compassionate and respectful care
Individualized, person-centered support
Qualified and appropriately trained caregivers
Commitment to health, safety, and dignity
Family involvement and open communication
Support for independence and community inclusion
Flexible scheduling based on individual needs
Coordination with case managers and support teams

Your Comfort. Your Independence. Our Commitment.

Referrals and Admissions

Refer an Individual to Honor

We welcome referrals from:

Individuals and family members
Ohio Department of Aging PASSPORT case managers
County Boards of Developmental Disabilities
DODD Service and Support Administrators (SSAs)
Hospitals and discharge planners
Social workers and community organizations
Guardians and authorized representatives
Healthcare professionals

Our Referral Process

1

Contact Our Agency

Call or email our team to discuss the individual's needs and available services.

2

Initial Consultation

We review the requested support, service location, program eligibility, and other relevant information.

3

Service Coordination

We collaborate with the appropriate case manager, SSA, or support team to confirm service authorization and develop a suitable staffing arrangement.

4

Begin Services

Once eligibility, authorization, and staffing are complete, our caregivers begin providing individualized support.

Contact Us

Let Us Help You or Your Loved One

Whether you are seeking care for yourself, a family member, or an individual you support professionally, we are ready to discuss your needs.

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Send us a message and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Honor Home Health Care Agency accept Medicaid?

Yes. Honor is enrolled as an Ohio Medicaid provider. Coverage for individual services depends on the person's Medicaid program, waiver, and approved service plan.

Does Honor provide DODD services?

Yes. Honor is a certified DODD Agency Provider.

Can a family member receive payment for caring for a loved one?

Some Ohio waiver programs permit qualified family members to provide paid care under specific conditions. Eligibility depends on the program, caregiver relationship, living arrangements, and applicable rules.

What is the difference between ODA PASSPORT and DODD services?

ODA PASSPORT generally supports eligible older adults who need assistance to remain at home. DODD waiver services support eligible individuals with developmental disabilities.

What areas do you serve?

Honor Home Health Care Agency is certified to serve the State of Ohio.

How can I refer someone?

Our Commitment to You

Compassionate Care. Dignified Living. Greater Independence.

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