Helping Your Loved One Stay Safe, Independent, And Comfortable At Home
Cura Care Corp was founded out of necessity. When we were unable to find a company that offered the right balance of personal, in-home senior care—along with the flexibility to create a program that truly met all the needs of our loved one—we made the decision to build one ourselves.
Today, Cura Care brings together over 50 years of combined healthcare experience. As an independently owned and operated company, we proudly serve families throughout Southwestern Ohio. Our independence allows us the flexibility to offer a wider range of personalized services, ensuring each client receives care tailored to their unique needs.
At Cura Care, we are committed to supporting you and your family with compassionate, reliable healthcare and in-home services every step of the way.
What We Offer
Service
Personal Care
Bathing, dressing, hygiene, daily support
Service
Companion Care
Conversation, errands, emotional support
Service
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care
Our employees are fully trained to highest standards
How It Works
The Initial Call & Meeting
Your Custom Care Plan
Caregiver Matching
Ongoing Care & Supervision
Featured News and Resources
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What Does In-Home Care Cost in Ohio? (And 5 Ways to Pay for It)
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