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Person-Centered Care
How does it work?
Person-Centered Care (PCC) is a philosophical approach to long-term
care that honors, and respect the voice of residents and those working closest with them. It involves a continuing process of listening, trying new things, seeing how they work, and changing things in an
effort to individualize care and
de-institutionalize long-term care
In Person-Centered CareImportant links:
• Pioneer Network • Ohio Person-Centered Care Coalition • CMS Person Centered Care Concepts
• Pioneer Network • Ohio Person-Centered Care Coalition • CMS Person Centered Care Concepts
In Person-Centered Care theindividual has the right to:
• Make decisions
• Have an individual plan of care
• Be included on the care planning team with the provider (such as the nursing home or home care program)
• Have their hopes, dreams and goals be central to their plan
• Access to organizations related to Person-Centered Care
Long-Term Care Settings
Residential Facility
Class 2 (RF2's)
RF2's are residential care facilities
licensed by Ohio Mental Health and
Addiction Services for the purpose
of providing accommodation
supervision and personal care
services to unrelated adult
residents of facilities typically
require a 24-hour level of support
with daily living skills.
Assisted Living
(Residential Care Facilities)
Accommodations for 17 or more adults
and supervision and personal care for
at least 3 of the residents and skilled
nursing care to 1 or more residents.
"Residential care facility" is the term
facilities licensed by the Ohio Departmentof Health. "Assisted Living facility" is the more commonly used term, may be
an unlicensed facility.
Nursing Facilities
Facilities that are licensed and certified by the Ohio Departmentof Health and provide personal care services, 24-hour supervision,medications, skilled nursing, and/or rehabilitation services.
Home and Community-
Based Services
Services for persons who are living in the community (in their home or with a family member or friend, in a single home or an apartment building) as opposed to in a facility or institution. Such services include • Home-delivered meals• Congregate (group) meals• Adult day care senior centers transportation• Home health care (nursing, aides, therapies)• Durable medical equipment• Case management • PASSPORT• PACE and other programs
Meet the team
Victoria Brownfield
Nate Cyrill Kennedy Graham
Alex Gurvits
April Held Patti Homza Andrew Kinkead
Nate Cyrill Kennedy Graham
Alex Gurvits
April Held Patti Homza Andrew Kinkead
Alaina Kostyack
Angel Maust
Caeli Melland
Barb Prociak
Megan Vaji
Bella Slaubaugh
Hannah Zak