The Official Blog of Episcopal Retirement Services

Refresh Your Soul 2020 Speaker Dave Caperton sat down with us and answered our questions.

Every year, Episcopal Retirement Services honors non-management team members who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to exemplify excellence in caregiving and who strives to care for our residents in special and meaningful ways with the Martindell Award.

Person-centeredness is a common theme running through all of our communities, programs, and services at Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS). Wondering what this term means, why it matters, and how we leverage it toward the physical, mental and spiritual health of all of our community members? Here’s a closer look at person-centered care (PCC) at ERS.

Register now for Parish Health Ministry’s annual Refresh Your Soul Conference will return to the Cintas Center at Xavier University on Monday, March 16, 2020.

Members of the ERS team recently attended a groundbreaking ceremony for the new and exciting Manse Apartments for seniors. With affordable housing in short supply for older adults and given ERS's ongoing commitment to supporting the wellbeing of our community’s seniors, we couldn’t be more thrilled about this project or our part in it.

Here’s a closer look at the transformation of this historic Manse Hotel into affordable senior housing means for its future residents.

Episcopal Retirement Services is a comprehensive provider of programs that benefit Cincinnati and Tristate seniors. Since 1951, we’ve worked to improve the lives of older adults through innovative, quality senior living communities and community services.

At Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS), our residents have experienced that special relationship with a care provider or supportive team member who went above and beyond to make them or their family members feel welcome, cared for, and honored.

Episcopal Retirement Services’ Parish Health Ministry (PHM) held its annual Refresh Your Soul conference on March 18th. The theme of this sold-out event was “Living well with purpose.” If you weren’t able to be with us at the Cintas Center earlier this spring, here’s a closer look at what you missed, along with what you need to know about next year’s conference.

Episcopal Retirement Services—the Tristate’s premier, not-for-profit retirement care and affordable senior living provider—has just been named one of Cincinnati Enquirer’s Top Workplaces for the 10th year in a row. We are one of only five companies to receive this award all 10 years, and we couldn’t be more proud of the hard-working staff members, volunteers, and board members who made this achievement possible.

As nursing careers go, pediatric medicine or acute care may be a more familiar path. But nurses who have not considered senior care may be missing a rewarding career option.

Let’s examine four reasons why a career in retirement care might be one of the better options for nurses and allied health professionals on their career journeys.