Our Story
THE OHMAN FAMILY STORY
A Family Calling to Care for Others
It has always been about family. Brothers George and Charles Ohman and their families were first introduced to the field of long-term care in 1964 by friends from Bucks County, Pennsylvania. When the first-generation Ohman’s established a small, nine-bed nursing home in Middlefield 54 years ago, it was an extension of care they were already providing for George Sr.’s brother, who was suffering from Multiple Sclerosis.
Every patient who came to stay for care was considered part of the family. “It’s been a part of our lives since the inception, when we were just 8- and 10-year-old boys,” George Jr. and Andy recall. “Our parents recognized that the needs of the residents were nonstop, so they felt called to live onsite, knowing the staff, residents, and their families on a first-name basis. We have fond memories of growing up in this work and we always sensed that someday, we would continue to be part of this work together.”
THE EARLY YEARS
Holly Hill, Middlefield
The first phase of the Ohman family calling was the purchase of a ranch-style home they named Holly Hill. Scenically situated near Middlefield overlooking the beautiful East Branch Reservoir, the original building was a modest three bedroom home, housing nine seniors. George, Joan, and family resided in the converted garage, so they would be on-site and available to the residents.
George Sr. was a hands-on administrator who built caring relationships with all of his residents and their families. Joan was the caregiver, cook, and laundress who cared for every patient personally while raising their children.
THE FIRST EXPANSION
Holly Hill, Newbury
When they outgrew their original converted ranch home and re-established Holly Hill on Fairmount Road in 1967, it wasn’t just the site of a 40-bed nursing home, it was their own home. The existing barn was converted in to the family home and the children were fully integrated into the day-to-day rhythms of continuous care.
BRIGHTENING THE FUTURE
Serving Seniors in Three Locations
Today, a second and third generation of Ohman family members, along with a diversely skilled caregiver team, is guided by a deeply rooted appreciation for people’s love of home.
Ohman Family Living, with locations now in Huntsburg (Blossom), Middlefield (Briar), and Newbury (Holly), with expanding services through their At Home care, continues to enhance the model of senior living, providing superior service, the latest in telemedicine and specialty care, so that patients and residents can thrive in every environment.
THE OHMAN FAMILY DIFFERENCE
ELEVATING COMPASSION AND QUALITY OF LIFE
A Promise to Love, Serve, and Celebrate Life
We hope our family promise will give your family added reason to consider us when seeking a uniquely caring place for your loved one.
We look forward to telling you more about the ways we are continuously improving our quality of care for those who need it most. Let one of our Ohman Family Living members give you a tour of all we offer, answer your questions, and most importantly, ease your mind.
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how to reach us
Address: 10190 Fairmount Road, Newbury, OH 44065
Phone: 440-338-8220
Managed by Kurt Ingersoll