Judson Palmer Home is an assisted living community facility designed to be a home for women of Hancock County - 55 years and older - who are in financial need. Our home is unique in that the facility is self-sustaining and sees no funding from the community. The home is funded by a private trust created by Judson and Katherine Palmer and is governed by a board of trustees.
Call us to find out more about our home! Are you looking for a quality assisted living facility for you or a loved one? Call Judson Palmer Home today or request a call back to learn more about our facility and the loving care we provide to our residents. Applicants must be age 55 or older and in financial need for assistance. We strive to ensure that our residents remain happy by organizing a variety of engaging activities every month.
They're sure to feel at home in our comfortable facility. You'll be glad to know that we're also in the process of expanding our facility to upgrade their quality of life.
Call us to find out more about our home! Are you looking for a quality assisted living facility for you or a loved one? Call Judson Palmer Home today or request a call back to learn more about our facility and the loving care we provide to our residents. Applicants must be age 55 or older and in financial need for assistance. We strive to ensure that our residents remain happy by organizing a variety of engaging activities every month.
They're sure to feel at home in our comfortable facility. You'll be glad to know that we're also in the process of expanding our facility to upgrade their quality of life.
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He moved to Findlay, and it was here that he became prominent in business and financial circles.
Originally in the grocery business, he joined George Arnold in the operation of a flour mill.
This eventually became the McManness Milling Company at 310 East Crawford Street.
Judson Palmer also served as president of the Farmers Bank and was married to Katherine Lautzenhals.
Although Judson Palmer passed away in 1919 and his wife in 1939, it was their desire to establish a trust fund which would be used to provide a home for any woman - aged 55 or older - in need and in good health.
Originally in the grocery business, he joined George Arnold in the operation of a flour mill.
This eventually became the McManness Milling Company at 310 East Crawford Street.
Judson Palmer also served as president of the Farmers Bank and was married to Katherine Lautzenhals.
Although Judson Palmer passed away in 1919 and his wife in 1939, it was their desire to establish a trust fund which would be used to provide a home for any woman - aged 55 or older - in need and in good health.
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Judson Palmer Home is an assisted living facility that takes care of women aged 55 and older in financial need.
To become a resident at our facility, certain requirements must be met by the applicant.
If you or a loved one meet these criteria and would like to become a resident of our home or if you're looking to volunteer, call us today!
To become a resident at our facility, certain requirements must be met by the applicant.
If you or a loved one meet these criteria and would like to become a resident of our home or if you're looking to volunteer, call us today!
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The family of the recently deceased Margaret B. Boland wished to extend a sincere and heartfelt "thank you" to administrator, Becky Rademacher, and the entire staff of the Judson Palmer Home for their excellent and professional nursing care as well as the abundance of TLC given to our loved one during the time of her residency.
Our deepest appreciation and gratitude to each and every one of them will be forever etched in our hearts.
The Judson Palmer home is a gem in the midst of Findlay.
We will always be loyal and supportive advocates of this wonderful facility.
Our deepest appreciation and gratitude to each and every one of them will be forever etched in our hearts.
The Judson Palmer home is a gem in the midst of Findlay.
We will always be loyal and supportive advocates of this wonderful facility.
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