We address the challenges of growing older by providing Christlike care that honors God, minimizes fear, and maximizes peace of mind for you and your loved ones. Caring for the aging in a distinctively Christian manner is at the very core of the Baptist Homes. Our Philosophy of Care has evolved through caring for the aging for over a century.
Listen to our full interview with Dr. Randy Bennett as he shares from a pastoral and personal perspective some of the challenges associated with death and dying, the grieving process and caring for the caregiver. Join us for part two of our interview with Dr. Randy Bennett as he shares from a pastoral and personal perspective some of the challenges associated with death and dying, the grieving process and caring for the caregiver.
Listen to our full interview with Dr. Randy Bennett as he shares from a pastoral and personal perspective some of the challenges associated with death and dying, the grieving process and caring for the caregiver. Join us for part two of our interview with Dr. Randy Bennett as he shares from a pastoral and personal perspective some of the challenges associated with death and dying, the grieving process and caring for the caregiver.
Services
Baptist Homes & Healthcare Ministries is a distinctively Christian ministry called to JOYFULLY SERVE in a CHRISTLIKE manner by EDUCATING, ADVOCATING, and CARING for the aging for the GLORY of GOD. For over 100 years, The Baptist Home has provided quality, Christian care to the aging.
During this time, The Home has grown to four campuses located across the state of Missouri with campuses at Arcadia Valley (Ironton), Ashland, Chillicothe, and Ozark.In addition, The Home provides nearly $2 million dollars each year in benevolent assistance to residents in long-term care who can no longer pay the full cost of their care.
During this time, The Home has grown to four campuses located across the state of Missouri with campuses at Arcadia Valley (Ironton), Ashland, Chillicothe, and Ozark.In addition, The Home provides nearly $2 million dollars each year in benevolent assistance to residents in long-term care who can no longer pay the full cost of their care.
For over 100 years, the Baptist Homes have sought to minister to the aging population through resident care, educational development and global outreach. This resource library is our new online hub to provide aging resources on a variety of aging related topics, ask questions and better understand the ministry of the Baptist Homes.
Because of you, nearly 50% of The Home's long-term residents receive some financial assistance. And because of your generosity, The Home is able to provide between $1.4 and $2 million dollars in financial assistance each year. All gifts to the Baptist Homes support the ongoing ministry and are tax deductible.
The Home's experienced staff and contributors can provide valuable insight into many aging issues such as those listed on the Educational Seminars page. The Home's Experts on Aging can also tailor seminars and workshops to meet the specific needs of your group. To schedule someone to speak to your group or if you have questions, please contact Dr. Ron Mackey, [email protected], 866.454.2709.
Research continues to show that music can play an important role in connecting with those suffering from dementia. The Baptist Home continues to use music as a form of therapy and connection with residents. Below is advice from Baptist Home residents and staff to potential residents on: "What to look for in a facility?"
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Mokyfellow
Jul 15, 2018
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My Step-GrandMother Minnie Pace and her twin sister Eva Anderson spent their final years as residents of The Baptist Home in Ironton. They decided to do this without telling any other family members. I visited them several times and the were very happy. Then my Mom, Ethel Allen, did the same thing. She called all her children (she had 8) said she needed us all at her house the following weekend. She had already made all the arrangements without any of us knowing. Mom was happy there the rest of her life. These people at the Home are great caretakers of the Older Baptist of Missouri.
PS: Minnie
PS: Minnie
