For 70-year-old Karen, the home52 Transportation grant rider program is more than a ride—it helps her stay independent, connected and confident. Karen, who resides in Clermont County, learned about the service from her building’s service coordinator. Since then, she and a friend have used the program for social outings to places they were previously unable…
For many older adults, getting to a doctor’s office, pharmacy or medical test is not just a matter of convenience – it can determine whether they receive appropriate care to manage their health and remain independent at home. Older adults are more likely to reduce driving due to vision changes, mobility limitations, medication side effects…
home52 Transportation was launched by home52 – a subsidiary of Council on Aging – in 2021 to provide a better transportation alternative to older adults than traditional commercial, public transit and rideshare services options. Lack of reliable and specialized transportation can make it difficult for individuals to remain in their homes and communities as they…
Do you require specialized transportation to attend social events or for a quick trip to the pharmacy? home52 Transportation is here to assist you. We serve as a coordination center dedicated to scheduling and organizing transportation for adults and individuals with disabilities. Our door-through-door services utilize specialized vehicles and trained providers to ensure safe rides…
Funding will help meet the specialized transportation needs of older adults and individuals with disabilities in Hamilton County home52, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Council on Aging, has received a $25,000 grant from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation to support home52 Transportation. The funding will facilitate transportation services to help meet the…
home52, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Council on Aging is pleased to share that it has received a $50,000 grant from the Millstone Fund for home52 Transportation. The funding will provide free rides for low and moderate-income adults age 55 and over, as well as individuals age 18 and older with disabilities, in Hamilton and Clermont…
Michelle Turnbow, 70, was a long-time user of public transportation. In recent years, she would take the bus to her volunteer position in the call center at St. Vincent de Paul; a position that gave her purpose, connected her with others and allowed her to get out of the house. Using public transportation, she could…
After nearly three full years of operations, home52 Transportation continues to receive high marks from riders who rely on the service to meet their transportation needs. Launched in May 2021 by Council on Aging and its subsidiary, home52, home52 Transportation coordinates multiple transportation providers through a centralized transportation coordination center, providing on-demand and advance-scheduled trips for…
home52 Transportation was selected for inclusion in the 2023 National Aging and Disability Transportation Center’s (NADTC) Innovations Showcase, a publication highlighting 14 transportation programs selected through a nationwide competition that showcases creative thinking and effective resource utilization in the transportation sector serving older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers within their communities. home52 Transportation manages…
home52 Transportation is pleased to be partnering with Jewish Family Service of the Cincinnati Area (JFS) to provide transportation services to select program members in 2024. home52 Transportation manages multiple transportation providers through a centralized coordination system to provide specialized, on-demand, and advance-scheduled trips for older adults and individuals with disabilities. Jewish Family Service received…
