Support Built Around What Veterans Need

Hey Veterans in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont and Montgomery counties! Have you heard the big news? Healing Touch Center is extending a helping hand to our courageous heroes with top-notch Veteran Services. Let’s dive into what’s on offer!

First up, we’ve got Homemaker Services. Imagine getting some assistance with cleaning, laundry, meal prep, and grocery shopping! All the essentials to keep your home sweet home in tip-top shape.


Next, Personal Care Services are here to lend a hand with daily personal needs. From bathing and dressing to grooming and mobility, we’re ensuring you always feel your best.


Why does this matter?  Well, the VA’s got your back by approving these services, making it easier to live safely and independently at HOME with care from local community providers. It’s all about comfort and support, not just another day at a facility.  📞 VA Community Care Network / Veteran Support Numbers - 877-881-7618 or Cincinnati VA Medical Center – Main VA hospital phone: 513-861-3100


Want to learn more? Ring us at (513) 480-9200 or visit healingtouchcincy.com. Spread the word, and let’s embrace these amazing benefits together!  Stay safe and feel supported! #VeteranServices #CincinnatiHeroes

Healing Touch Center of Cincinnati Veteran’s Services


Our Approach

Our services are guided by the belief that Veterans deserve meaningful lives free from unnecessary restrictions. We emphasize:


  • Individual choice and self-determination
  • Respect for personal preferences and autonomy
  • Customized supports aligned with individual service plans


Quality & Accountability

  • We maintain strong quality standards through:
  • Ongoing service monitoring and evaluation
  • Continuous staff training
  • Clear communication with individuals, families, and care teams
  • Full compliance with regulatory requirements


With over six years of experience supporting individuals with diverse needs, our staff is skilled in implementing person-centered plans, managing challenging behaviors, and supporting social and emotional well-being.


Basic Entry-Level Training

Most homemaker and personal care providers start as:

  • Home Health Aide (HHA)
  • Personal Care Aide (PCA)
  • Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) (more clinical)


Typical Training Includes:

  • Personal hygiene assistance (bathing, grooming, toileting)
  • Safe transfers & mobility
  • Infection control
  • Basic nutrition & meal prep
  • CPR & First Aid
  • Elder care fundamentals
  • SURE training
  • Medication Administration (Levels 1, 2, 3)
  • Ongoing Professional Development


Homemaker and Home Health Aide Care

We have our state’s home care licensing requirements.  In addition, all staff require background checks and training verification.


Additional Trainings

Because many veterans have unique needs, extra training is extremely valuable


Trauma-Informed Care

Many veterans live with:

  • PTSD
  • Combat trauma
  • Anxiety disorders

Understanding trauma responses and triggers is critical.


Chronic Illness & Disability Care

Common veteran conditions:

  • Mobility impairments
  • Amputations
  • TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury)
  • Chronic pain
  • Diabetes & heart disease


Mental Health Awareness

Training in:

  • Depression awareness
  • Suicide prevention basics
  • Crisis response procedures


Certifications That Strengthen Qualifications

We also encourage:

  • CPR & First Aid (American Red Cross or equivalent)
  • CNA license (strong advantage)
  • Medication aide training (if state allows)
  • Alzheimer’s & dementia care certification


Soft Skills That Matter A LOT

Working with veterans it is a must to:

  • Respect for military culture
  • Strong boundaries
  • Emotional resilience
  • Communication skills
  • Cultural competence
  • Patience and consistency


With over six years of experience supporting individuals with diverse needs, our staff is skilled in implementing person-centered plans, managing challenging behaviors, and supporting social and emotional well-being.


Practical Help That Addresses Real Barriers

You work with a case manager who helps you apply for VA benefits, secure housing, schedule medical appointments, and connect with mental health providers who specialize in veteran care. If you are experiencing homelessness or housing instability, we assist with emergency placements, transitional housing, and long-term residential options. Support is also available for navigating disability claims, enrollment in VA healthcare, and accessing employment resources.


After engaging with these services, many veterans report feeling less overwhelmed by paperwork and more confident in their ability to access the care they have earned. You gain clarity on what benefits you qualify for and how to use them. You also connect with other veterans who understand your experience, which can reduce feelings of isolation and make it easier to talk about what you are going through.


Services are coordinated with VA providers, local veteran organizations, and community resources to make sure your care is comprehensive. We do not replace VA medical or psychiatric care, but we help you stay connected to those systems and follow through on treatment plans. If you need immediate crisis support, we can connect you with the Veterans Crisis Line and local emergency services.

We know this can feel complicated to navigate

Veterans often have questions about eligibility, what kinds of support are available, and how to get started without going through a lengthy intake process. Here are answers to common concerns.

What kinds of support do you offer to veterans?


We provide case management, housing assistance, peer support, benefits navigation, and connections to mental health and medical care. Services are tailored to your specific needs and military background.

How do you help with VA benefits applications?


Your case manager assists with gathering documentation, completing applications, and following up on claims. We help you understand what you qualify for and make sure forms are submitted correctly to avoid delays.

What if I am currently homeless or at risk of losing housing?


We connect you with emergency shelters, transitional housing programs, and permanent supportive housing options designed for veterans. You also receive help securing identification, income, and other resources needed to maintain stable housing.

Do I need to be enrolled in the VA to receive services?


No, you do not need to be enrolled in VA healthcare to access our services. We can help you apply for VA enrollment or connect you with non-VA resources if that is a better fit.

What happens if I am dealing with PTSD or substance use?


We refer you to mental health providers who specialize in trauma and addiction treatment for veterans. Your case manager helps coordinate appointments and follow-up care to make sure you stay engaged in treatment.

Support for veterans should be straightforward, respectful, and focused on the challenges you are actually facing. Healing Touch is ready to help you access the care and resources you have earned. Get in touch to start the process.