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Ep 12.03 Rev. Steve Moseley: Full Interview with Transcript
Listen to the full interview with Baptist Home-Chillicothe Campus Pastor Steve Moseley has he and host Dr. Andy Braams have a heartfelt discussion on the impact of Covid-19 on residents, staff, and their families. In addition, Pastor Steve offers wise
Ep 12.02 Rev. Steve Moseley: Making Plans for Caring for Aging Parents
In part two of our interview with Baptist Home-Chillicothe Campus Pastor Steve Moseley, listen as he continues the discussion on the impact Covid-19 has had on the dynamics between himself and resident families. Pastor Steve defines the change in roles
Ep 12.01 Rev. Steve Moseley: The Impact of Covid
In this interview, Rev. Steve Moseley, campus pastor at the Baptist Home-Chillicothe, describes how facing Covid-19 on campus was probably the most challenging single event in his lifetime and in most people's careers in the long-term care industry. Listen as
Ep 11.03 Derek Tamm: Full Interview with Transcript
Listen to the full interview with Baptist Home-Ashland Administrator Derek Tamm as he talks about his journey to becoming the administrator at Ashland and the process of overcoming the various challenges during the construction of Phase 1 and the beginning
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the Baptist Homes is dedicated to providing person-centered care. Memory care, which is also called Dementia or Alzheimer’s care, is usually tailored for the unique needs of the resident. The Baptist Homes practice Inclusive Memory CareSM that includes specialized training for our staff that allows residents to stay connected to their campus’s community and chapel services rather than being locked away in an “Alzheimer’s Ward.”
The Baptist Homes strive to provide quality health care at an affordable price. While the Baptist Homes are not a
Medicare or Medicaid provider, our staff will work with the resident and family to find available resources to help
cover the cost of care. Financial assistance may be available for those who are unable to pay the full cost of their care. The need for financial assistance can be discussed during the admission process.
For 2021 Rates Information, click here.
For a financial assistance application, click here.
This will largely depend upon the campus you choose and the housing arrangement you require. For facility admission, most applicants can be accommodated within a few days or weeks; however, at the Ozark campus, the wait could be as long as two years. Independent living housing may have a waiting list of six months to five years, depending on the location. We encourage you to contact the campus of your choice for up-to-date availability information.
There is no longer a minimum age requirement to be a resident of the Baptist Homes.
No, in 2006 the Board of Trustees of The Baptist Home voted to have an open admissions policy. One scriptural
basis for this is Galatians 6:10 which states we are to “do good to all people, especially the household of faith.”
No, this policy was changed in 1981. Turning over all of your assets is no longer a requirement for admission.
Residents or their responsible parties can manage their own funds and receive a bill for services.