Putnam County HomeCare & Hospice

12/24/2025

A Very Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year from our work family to you!

12/08/2025

Community: Please note the following board meeting change: Updated Time: The December Board of Health meeting will be held earlier at 5:30 p.m. on December 10th, 2025, at PC Homecare and Hospice.

11/19/2025

Last night, we gathered for our Annual Memorial Service at Trinity United Methodist Church, and the sanctuary was filled with love, remembrance, and community. More than 170 names were read. That is 170 lives, stories, and legacies that continue to ripple through the people who loved them most.

Thank you to all the families who showed up with such courage, and to our hospice staff who walk beside patients and families every day with compassion, dignity, and steadiness. It’s an honor to support you through some of life’s hardest moments and to stand with you again in remembrance.

To every family who entrusted us with the care of your loved one, we thank you. Your strength, your grief, and your love were felt in every corner of the church last night.

11/05/2025

10/16/2025

Putnam County Mental Health Summit: A United Effort for Our Youth

Last week’s Putnam County Mental Health Summit The Leipsic Community Center brought together educators, health professionals, and community leaders to focus on supporting the mental health of our youth.

Supported by a grant from the Adolescent Health Resiliency Advisory Committee of the Ohio Department of Health, the summit was an inspiring example of what collaboration can achieve.

It was an honor and privilege for our agency to participate alongside the Putnam County Health Department, Pathways Counseling Center, Inc., and Crime Victim Services, all working together to build stronger, more resilient communities.

Special thanks to the Leipsic Community Center for hosting, the Ohio Department of Health for their support, and the Putnam County Sentinel for their thoughtful coverage of this important event.

Together, we’re helping create a healthier future for the youth of Putnam County.

10/16/2025

In October, our office joins in the United Way of Putnam County Campaign with a variety of fun contests, fundraisers, and games — and this week’s challenge was all about pumpkin decorating!

We split the agency into teams and let the creativity flow… talk about a fun team bonding exercise! 👏✨

Now we need your help — take a look at all the fun and festive pumpkins below and “like” your favorite to cast your vote! 👍

We’ll announce the winning team on October 30th!

Thank you for supporting our United Way Campaign and helping make this month such a success.

Happy United Way Campaign Month from Putnam County HomeCare & Hospice!

10/08/2025

At Putnam County HomeCare and Hospice, excellence is not an achievement — it’s our identity. Rooted in compassion, guided by faith, and strengthened by purpose, we strive to serve with hearts that shine the light of hope and healing into every journey we touch.

*Watch "LEGACY OF EXCELLENCE" and learn about the heart of our service.

Call us at 419-523-4449 and let us know how we can help you or a loved one.

10/03/2025

We are looking for compassionate hearts to join our hospice volunteer team.

Hospice care is about walking alongside patients and families during some of the most tender moments of life. Volunteers bring comfort in ways that staff cannot—through a listening ear, a hand to hold, a smile, and the gift of presence.

Whether you have an hour a week or more, your time can make a lasting difference. From visiting patients, offering respite to caregivers, helping with special projects, or simply being a companion, every act of kindness matters.

If you’ve ever felt called to give back in a meaningful way, this is your chance to bring peace, comfort, and dignity to neighbors right here in our community.

For more information about volunteering, please reach out to us by calling Kaylee Wilhelm at 419-523-4449 to discuss further! . Your heart and your time can truly change lives.

09/18/2025

Save the date! This months Veterans Breakfast is being hosted by The Meadows of Leipsic!

09/15/2025

🌿 Journeys Grief Support Group 🌿

Grief looks different for everyone, but no one has to walk the journey alone.

Our group is open to the community and meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month. This is a safe, supportive space to share, listen, and connect with others who understand.

📅 Next Meeting: September 16, 2025
📍 Putnam County HomeCare and Hospice
⏰ 6:30 p.m.

All are welcome — you don’t need to register, just come as you are.

09/05/2025

Looking for a way to make a difference right here in Putnam County?

Putnam County HomeCare & Hospice is looking for caring volunteers to join our team! 🌿 Whether it’s sitting with patients, offering a listening ear, helping with office work, or supporting families in simple but meaningful ways — volunteers are the heart of what we do.

No medical background is needed — just compassion, kindness, and a little bit of your time. ✨ Training is provided, and your gift of presence can mean the world to someone walking through life’s most difficult moments.

If you’ve ever thought about volunteering, now is a wonderful time to get involved. 💐

📞 Call us at 419-523-4449 and talk to our Volunteer Coordinator, Kaylee Wilhelm,

Together, we can bring comfort, dignity, and hope to our community. 💙

09/04/2025

We are so proud of our very own Kaylee Wilhelm, LSW, GC-C! Kaylee has officially earned her Certification in Grief Counseling and we couldn’t be more excited to celebrate her.

At Putnam County HomeCare & Hospice, we know caring for patients and families isn’t just physical care, it’s emotional too. This certification helps us keep walking beside families through some of the hardest moments.

We asked Kaylee a few questions about her journey:

Q: What was the most meaningful part of the certification process for you?
👉 I learned how grief affects people in so many ways. Emotionally, physically, and spiritually. It reminded me grief is not something to ‘fix’ but a journey to walk alongside. I also realized that sometimes just being present and listening is the most powerful gift someone needs.

Q: How does grief counseling connect with the mission of Putnam County HomeCare & Hospice?
👉 Hospice is not just about the patient, it is about the family too. Grief counseling is really just an extension of that mission of compassion and care. Our mission talks about quality of life and dignity, and grief counseling helps me make sure that even in loss, our families feel seen, heard, and supported and that is dignity in action!

Q: What’s one thing you’d like people to know about grief?
👉 There’s no right or wrong way to grieve. It’s different for everyone and it takes the time, that it takes. You don’t just ‘get over it,’ you learn how to carry it in different ways over time.

Help us congratulate Kaylee on this amazing accomplishment! 🎉👏