Osawatomie
Chamber of Commerce
Senior Living & Services
Angels Care Home Health
318 South Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067
Angel Care Home Health provides skilled nursing care, restorative therapy and medical social services to patients in their homes or wherever they may reside, including assisted living facilities and retirement communities. Services provided in Anderson, Coffey, Douglas, Franklin, Johnson, Linn, Miami, Osage counties.
Homestead Assisted Living of Osawatomie
1520 Parker Avenue, Osawatomie KS 66064
www.midwest-health.com/osawatomie
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Homestead of Osawatomie offers assisted living services in Osawatomie. They provide a cozy setting designed for older adults who may need support with daily tasks. Their community is dedicated to offering compassionate and individualized care to ensure the well-being and comfort of each resident.
Osawatomie Community Senior Center
815 6th Street, Osawatomie KS 66064​​
www.miamicountykansascouncilonaging.com/osawatomie-senior-center/
The Osawatomie Community Senior Center is a vibrant local nonprofit offering more than just meals. It is a cornerstone for social, educational, and wellness programming. With transportation services, volunteer-driven home delivery, event space, and leadership rooted in the community, they provide welcoming resources for senior independence and connection.​
USD 367 Sport & Fitness Zone (Ozone)
300 11th Street, Osawatomie KS 66064
The USD 367 Sport & Fitness Zone, known as "The Ozone," is a fitness center operated by the local school district. They aim to promote health and wellness, as well as community engagement, through diverse recreational opportunities. The facility amenities include a fully equipped workout floor, exercise room, indoor track, full sized gym, and two indoor swimming pools.
In addition to special water aerobic and arthritis classes in the heated pool, the Ozone offers SilverSneakers classes, which are fitness programs designed for older adults (65+). These classes provided a variety of low-impact, fun workouts, aimed to build strength, improve coordination, prevent falls, and foster community for senior.