About EPIC HouseElderly Persons in Community (EPIC House) offers a unique shared living experience for elderly, income eligible adults in Greater Cincinnati. Opened in 1989 by the Dominican Sisters of Hope, EPIC House was the result of a vision to provide shared housing for older people living in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine, West End and Central Business District who had no extended family to care for them.
Elderly Persons in Community (EPIC House) provides a solution to an often-overlooked problem – long-time inner city residents over the age of 60 who are placed prematurely in nursing homes because there is no affordable housing with services available to them. 
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MissionThe mission of Elderly Persons in Community (EPIC House) is to provide housing facilities and services to income eligible, functionally impaired, elderly persons in the Greater Cincinnati area in a shared housing project designed to meet the physical, psychological, recreational and social needs of aged persons.
Elderly Persons in Community (EPIC House) is licensed by the State of Ohio and provides nine residents private bedrooms with its own bath, shared meals and housekeeping, laundry onsite and staff present 24/7. An active volunteer base offers regular friendship and support, visiting and interacting frequently with residents.
Elderly Persons in Community, Inc. (EPIC House)
910 York Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 |
Meet the Board of Directors
Elderly Persons in Community, Inc. is a 501(c) not-for-profit organization serving the housing needs of all income eligible elderly.
Services are provided to all individuals without regard to sex, race, color, religion or national origin.
Zachary Zettler - President - GBBN Architects
Angie Hemmelgarn - Vice President - Claritas
Kate Ward - Treasurer - The Kroger Co.
Michael Flood - Secretary
Meredith Davis - Jewish Family Service of the Cincinnati Area
Jason Groppe - Luxxotica
Mollie Lair - Cincinnati City Manager's Office
Katy Meinhardt - Great American Insurance Group
Connie Porter - People Working Cooperatively
Barb Thompson - Beckett Springs Hospital
Megan Trimbach - Bon Secours Mercy Health
Services are provided to all individuals without regard to sex, race, color, religion or national origin.
Zachary Zettler - President - GBBN Architects
Angie Hemmelgarn - Vice President - Claritas
Kate Ward - Treasurer - The Kroger Co.
Michael Flood - Secretary
Meredith Davis - Jewish Family Service of the Cincinnati Area
Jason Groppe - Luxxotica
Mollie Lair - Cincinnati City Manager's Office
Katy Meinhardt - Great American Insurance Group
Connie Porter - People Working Cooperatively
Barb Thompson - Beckett Springs Hospital
Megan Trimbach - Bon Secours Mercy Health