National Church Residences was privileged to host Congressman Michael T.W. Carey and AARP Ohio leaders and volunteers at Avondale Village in Dublin for a discussion on caregiving in recognition of Family Caregiving month (May). As our nation’s population continues to age, family caregivers play a vital role in helping older adults remain safe, supported and independent in their homes and communities. We appreciate Congressman Carey's leadership in sponsoring the Credit for Caring Act and join AARP in calling for passage of this legislation that would support working family caregivers by creating a tax credit of up to $5,000.
National Church Residences
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The Nation's Largest Provider of Affordable Senior Housing | A National Leader in Supportive Services
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National Church Residences supports a wide range of housing and healthcare services. As a not-for-profit organization, our vision is to enhance the quality of life for all seniors, allowing them to remain in their homes for life, and our goal is to serve 100,000 seniors by 2030. We believe every senior should lead a vibrant, healthy, and independent life. Since 1961, our mission has been to provide quality housing that meets the diverse and evolving needs of seniors. With over 340 communities across 27 states, we are the nation’s largest not-for-profit provider of affordable senior housing and the leading employer of service coordinators. In addition to residential senior communities, we offer home and community-based services and permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless and disabled individuals.
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Columbus, OH
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- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1961
- Specialties
- Senior Services, Housing, Health Care, and Real Estate
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Columbus, OH 43220, US
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Physical activity is essential to good health. No matter how you choose to move, daily activity supports strength, balance, and independence. As Older Americans Month comes to a close, National Church Residences encourages older adults to champion their health by staying active and connected - for this month and beyond. #ChampionYourHealth
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This Memorial Day, National Church Residences honors the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. As an organization committed to serving older adults, including many veterans, we are grateful for the sacrifices made to protect the freedoms and communities we cherish every day. Today, we remember their courage, service, and legacy.
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What does it take to address one of Central Ohio’s biggest challenges? Partnership. Vision. And a shared commitment to creating communities where people can continue to thrive. 🏘️ Today, we’re proud to celebrate the opening of Hebron Station — a new 42-unit affordable senior housing community in Licking County that was fully leased before opening, underscoring the urgent and growing need for attainable housing across our region. Hebron Station represents more than a new development. It’s what can happen when local leaders, housing advocates, financial partners, and community organizations come together to invest in solutions that create lasting impact. Thank you to our incredible partners who helped bring this vision to life, including Affordable Housing Trust for Columbus and Franklin County, Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA), Fifth Third Bank, Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati, Ruscilli Construction, Berardi + Partners, LLC., Raymond James, the Village of Hebron, and the many regional leaders involved in the Central Ohio Regional Housing Coalition.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us at the 2026 Ohio Health Care Association Conference! We had an engaging discussion on how Accountable Care Organization (ACO) and primary care partnerships are transforming outcomes in long-term care and senior living. We appreciate the opportunity to share insights and learn from such a committed group of leaders. Looking forward to continuing the conversation and advancing these partnerships together. #OHCA2026
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Strong communities start with a place to call home. We’re proud to see leaders like Senior Project Leader at National Church Residences, Tim Westrich advancing conversations around affordable housing. Recently, he spoke on a panel at the Leadership Ohio’s summit in Cincinnati; helping create stronger neighborhoods, greater opportunity and stability for seniors, workers and families alike.
I was pleased to be a panelist at Leadership Ohio's two-day summit in Cincinnati, discussing Affordable Homes, Strong Communities: A Cincinnati Dialogue. We've been fortunate in Cincinnati to have neighborhood leaders that welcome affordable housing as a strategy to ensure that workers of all kinds have an affordable place to call home as our neighborhoods go through revitalization. I believe affordable housing makes neighborhoods stronger by creating housing opportunities for these workers, as well as having comfortable and safe housing for seniors. Thanks Dan Driehaus and Leadership Ohio for covering this important topic - it was great to see the fellows engage on this subject! Plus I had the chance to present with two fantastic people, Jennifer Walke and Mary Rivers.
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Are you attending the Ohio Health Care Association 2026 Conference? Don’t miss Partnering for Better Outcomes: ACO & Primary Care Integration in LTC on Tuesday, May 19 from 9–10 AM. Join National Church Residences experts Angie Hoff, DNP, APRN-CNP, Jacob Swint, and Margaret Gibson as they explore how ACO and primary care partnerships are helping long-term care providers improve outcomes, strengthen care coordination, and reduce avoidable hospitalizations. #OHCA2026
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It’s an honor to celebrate our President & CEO, Susan DiMickele, as she is recognized among Central Ohio’s most influential leaders. Named to the Columbus Business First Power 125, Susan is recognized for her leadership, vision, and commitment to shaping the future of Central Ohio through service, innovation, and community impact. We are proud to see her leadership and dedication recognized in such a meaningful way. Please join us in congratulating Susan on this well-deserved honor!
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We’re still smiling from a beautiful weekend of Mother’s Day celebrations across our communities! From brunches and flowers to music, laughter, and time spent together, this weekend was a joyful reminder of the incredible women we are surrounded by daily. Here’s a look back at some special moments from some of our communities.