Answers for families, clients, and caregivers.

We provide non-medical home care services that help seniors and adults remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home.

Doctors of Hope Health Services LLC is a licensed Ohio home care agency serving Central Ohio families.

Services include personal care, homemaker services, companion care, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, laundry, bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility assistance, safety supervision, transportation assistance, errands, respite care, PASSPORT waiver services, Medicaid home care, and private-pay home care.

Yes, we support eligible PASSPORT participants. Please contact the office to discuss authorization, care needs, and next steps.

We support Medicaid home care needs, including eligible clients connected with Medicaid managed care plans. Eligibility, plan participation, and service authorization may vary.

Contact our office to discuss your current plan. We can review whether Doctors of Hope is currently able to serve your plan and what authorization may be needed.

That is common. Call the office or submit a consultation request and include your insurance, waiver, or plan information if you have it.

Yes. Private-pay care is available for families who want flexible home support paid directly by the client or family.

Medicare usually has limited coverage for non-medical custodial care. Families should contact Medicare, their plan, or our office to discuss their situation.

We primarily serve Franklin County and surrounding Central Ohio counties, including Delaware, Fairfield, Licking, Madison, Pickaway, and Union.

Start dates depend on care needs, schedule, location, funding source, and caregiver availability. Contact us to discuss your timeline.

Yes. Care may be arranged around approved hours, private-pay needs, caregiver availability, and the client’s routine.

Yes. Personal care may include bathing assistance, dressing assistance, grooming assistance, mobility support, and safety supervision.

Caregivers may provide medication reminders as appropriate, but they do not prescribe medication or replace licensed medical professionals.

Yes. Meal preparation and basic kitchen support can help clients maintain nutrition, hydration, and routine.

Yes. Respite care gives family caregivers time to rest, work, travel, or manage responsibilities while their loved one receives support.

We look for caregivers who are dependable, respectful, compassionate, able to follow care instructions, and willing to complete agency screening, onboarding, background checks, and required training.

Helpful details include the client’s name, phone number, city or county, funding source, services needed, preferred schedule, and the best time to call. Please do not send Social Security numbers, Medicaid or Medicare numbers, detailed medical history, diagnoses, or medication lists through a general website form.

Visit the Careers page and use the Apply Now section to send basic application details to the office. Applicants may be asked to complete screening, onboarding, background checks, training, and credential review.

No. The website forms are for general inquiries only. Call 911 for emergencies and call the office directly at 614-233-1523 for urgent care coordination questions.

Call the office at 614-233-1523 for timely help with care questions, scheduling, or next steps.