From Newark and Heath to Pataskala, Granville and Johnstown, Licking County families are balancing rapid growth with the needs of aging parents and loved ones with disabilities. Caregivers Alliance Homecare provides non-medical home care across Licking County — personal care, homemaker services, companionship, respite and transportation support — and works with hospital discharge planners, SSAs and county-board teams on individual referrals.
Services Available in Licking County
Bathing, dressing, grooming and mobility support.
Light housekeeping, laundry and meal preparation.
Friendly visits, conversation and activity engagement.
Scheduled relief for family caregivers.
Errands, appointments and community outings.
Service availability, authorization and program participation vary by plan and must be verified before services begin.
How to Refer a Client
Hospital case managers, discharge planners, SSAs and county-board teams can call (614) 526-1548 or use our online referral form. We respond quickly so care is in place when it's needed.
Refer a patient →DODD / County Board Information
Individuals with developmental disabilities in Licking County are typically supported through the Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities. We welcome referral inquiries involving county-board service coordinators — contact us to discuss the individual's service plan and authorization.
Private Pay & Family Caregiver Pathway
Private-pay home care offers flexible scheduling with no waiver required. And if you already have a trusted family member or friend helping with care, some Ohio participant-directed programs may allow a qualified person to provide approved services — eligibility depends on the waiver, service plan and program rules.
Family caregiver options →Licking County Home Care — Frequently Asked Questions
We accept inquiries throughout Licking County, including Newark, Heath, Pataskala, Granville, Johnstown and Buckeye Lake.
We welcome referral inquiries involving the Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Contact us to review the individual's plan and authorization.
Yes. Case managers can submit a referral online or call (614) 526-1548 — we prioritize timely follow-up so care is in place when the patient returns home.
Insurance & Program Participation
Coverage and service authorization vary by plan. Contact Caregivers Alliance Homecare to verify eligibility, authorization, and current network participation before services begin.
PASSPORT is an Ohio Medicaid home and community-based services waiver administered through the Ohio Department of Aging and regional Area Agencies on Aging.
Eligibility, authorization and network participation must be verified before services begin.