Elder Care's Mission is to be the primary source supporting the aging individual by promoting innovative approaches to services, referrals and choices emphasizing health, wellness and independence.

Our services are insightfully designed to help people 60 years of age and older live active, healthy lifestyles to avoid premature placement in residential living facilities. These services include a geriatric health clinic, physical therapy, adult day health, in-home care and companion services, medical equipment loan, care management and networking opportunities. We also have services to help support caregivers in our community.

Latest News

9 April 2012

Amish Dinner Trip Adds More Seats

Enrollment has been extended through April 12 for Elder Care’s Golden Opportunities (GO) trip for an Amish meal on April 17 due to more seats opened through the transportation of a motor coach.  The Millers, in Chouteau, will host the GO group in the comfort of their own home with their homemade breads, fresh vegetables and made-from-scratch pies and pastries.  Call Lori Esser at 918-336-8500 or stop by Elder Care at 1223 Swan Drive.

5 April 2012

National Volunteer Month

Across the country Americans give their time and energy, but are not getting paid for it. What gives?They are volunteers.Volunteers are people who give and receive. April is National Volunteer Month. Elder Care could not thrive without the hours and efforts of its volunteers. We accept those with any interest, ability, time and talent. We extend a very heartfelt thanks to each of them.Volunteering all starts with you and what you like to do. Are you passionate about arts and crafts? Do you like prepping in a commercial kitchen? Are you a people person? There are several areas at Elder Care that function better with the use of volunteers.  To be a volunteer all you need is the desire to help, a loving heart and willing hands. Please consider donating your time to make the difference in an elderly person’s life and your life too. To be an Elder Care volunteer, call 918-336-8500.

26 March 2012

Tickets On Sale Now!

This year The Good, The Bad and The Barbeque will be celebrating its 14th year at the ranch on Saturday May 12th from 6-10PM.  Each spring Elder Care is honored to be a part of this outstanding event hosted by the Mullendore family at their legendary Cross Bell Ranch. Proceeds from this wonderful evening directly support the many programs that Elder Care provides to seniors and caregivers in Washington, Nowata and Osage counties.  Tickets are $65 per person or $700 for reserved table of 8. Call 918-336-8500 to purchase yours today.

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