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Clermont County hears annual update from Clermont Senior Services; residents ask how Medicaid cuts would affect programs
Summary
Clermont County commissioners heard a 2024 annual update from Clermont Senior Services on Aug. 13, 2025, covering home care, meals, adult day services, home repair and transportation. A resident asked how proposed Medicaid cuts would affect service funding; the agency also publicized a Sept. 23 fundraiser at Great American Ballpark.
Bill DeHass, director of Clermont Senior Services, gave the board a 2024 annual update outlining the agency's core programs, including home care, meals, adult day services, home repair and transportation.
The board thanked Clermont Senior Services staff and volunteers. DeHass also highlighted the agency's upcoming fundraiser, saying the event is titled "HIT IT OUT OF THE PARK!" and will be held at Great American Ballpark on Sept. 23, 2025; donations and tickets are available through the agency website.
During the public-participation portion, Sandra Wood of Pleasant Ridge raised concerns about state Medicaid cuts and asked how reductions would affect Clermont Senior Services funding and operations. DeHass and the board acknowledged the concern; the minutes record the question but do not specify an immediate budgetary response or a projected funding shortfall.
The board did not take action during the meeting on funding changes for the senior-services provider. Staff and agency leaders may address any fiscal adjustments through future budget or grant processes.
