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Spring 2014Seniority Insider

Dear Members,

We’re getting right down to the

bone for our spring focus series,

Joint Pain—Orthopedics. Besides

news about replacements and

alternative treatments, no series

on orthopedics would be complete

without a class on physical activity.

Be sure to attend three of the first

four Focus classes listed on page 2,

have your “Pathway to Wellness”

card punched, and you can attend

the Lunch & Learn class FREE. (You

will receive your card at your first

Focus class.)

Our travel options include local

day trips and a few overnight tours.

There are even some classes with

our local community partners. So,

start reading; this Insider issue is

so packed that you won’t want to

miss a thing!

Wishing you good health always,

Pamela S. Baird & Candy Hart, RN

TriHealth Seniority Coordinators

In This Issue

Focus On .................... Cover–2

Calendar of Events ............. 3–4

Membership Benefits ............. 5

Seniority on the Go ........... 6–7

SeniorityInsiderMember Newsletter | Spring 2014

Focus on…Joint Pain–Orthopedics

Do you have a knee, hip, shoulder or another joint that really hurts? Is it limiting your life?

There are many kinds of pain caused by different conditions. Injuries, disease processes,

deterioration of the joint itself, missing fluid or cartilage that keeps bone from touching

bone—some of which can be excruciating. Is this normal as we age or could it be something

else? And even if it is normal aging, do you have to endure the pain?

What can you do about it? There are many new treatments and solutions, some of which

you may never have seen before. Come learn from the experts of the TriHealth Orthopedic

& Spine Institute what can be done to help your pain.

TriHealth Orthopedic & Spine Institute: helping people of all ages live pain-free, active livesAs we age, pain in our joints can impede the activities of daily living that we all cherish.

Therefore, it is important for those who suffer from orthopedic pain to choose health care

providers that are equipped to help alleviate that pain as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Through its integration of physicians, hospitals, and outpatient locations, the TriHealth

Orthopedic & Spine Institute offers a broad network of services that people of all ages

throughout Greater Cincinnati need to live pain-free, active lives.

Across the Institute, physician specialists in Orthopedic Surgery, Physical Medicine &

Rehabilitation, Hand Surgery, and Sports Medicine join together to offer a variety of services,

from joint replacement and fracture care to pain management and sports medicine.

The institute now has more than 40 physicians throughout Hamilton, Butler, and Warren

Counties. These same physicians perform procedures at TriHealth hospitals and surgery

centers, using state-of-the-art operating rooms and inpatient orthopedic nursing units.

Good Samaritan Hospital has been recognized by The Joint Commission as a Center

of Excellence for hip, knee, and shoulder replacement, and its “Zero In On Zero” program

has shown incredible results in reducing the amount of infections, blood transfusions,

and re-admissions following joint replacement surgery.

Call 513 569 5400 to find an Orthopedic and Spine Institute physician or service near

you. It’s no wonder why more patients choose TriHealth for orthopedic care than any

other health care system in Greater Cincinnati.

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Walking With Functional Fitness Walk with a coach while learning functional fitness training.

Learn how to strengthen your body for the movements you

need every day.

TriHealth Fitness & Health PavilionBegins on April 7 Mondays, 12:40–1:25 p.m.

RSVP: 513 985 6742 (Terri Youngs)

COST: $100 (special Seniority price)

Balance & Stability Did you know falls are the number one reason for admission

to nursing homes? If you have a history of falling or are afraid

of a fall at home, join us for an eight-week program led by

TriHealth Physical Therapist Jo D. Wayood. Improve your

balance and gain confidence. Pre-registration is required

as space is limited.

TriHealth Fitness & Health PavilionApril 8 through May 27 Tuesdays, 12:30–1:30 p.m.

RSVP: 513 985 6722 (Karen Sims)


Mother’s Day BrunchEnjoy samples, recipes and wonderful brunch ideas just

in time to use for Mother’s Day.

TriHealth Fitness & Health PavilionWednesday, May 7, Noon–1 p.m. OR 6:30–7:30 p.m.

RSVP: 513 985 6706 (Becky Diener)


Understanding AntidepressantsMary Jo Pollock, MSN, CNS, Lindner Center of Hope, will

discuss the most common medical side effects for prescribed

psychiatric medications. Learn how to recognize serious side

effects and hear about treatment interventions for these

side effects.

Mason Community CenterWednesday, May 14, 6:30–7:30 p.m

RSVP: 513 229 8555

COST: FREE

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Diabetes In-Depth: Trends & TreatmentGet up to speed on the latest in diabetes care at an informative,

diabetes-friendly luncheon led by TriHealth experts including a

diabetes educator, dietitian and physician.

TriHealth Fitness & Health PavilionThursday, March 20, 12–1:30 p.m.

RSVP: 513 985 6706


Healthy Kitchen ToolsOur favorite TriHealth dietitians and Sandy Kristof, of Pampered

Chef, will demonstrate healthy recipes that make innovative use

of everyday kitchen tools. Learn to make life easy in the kitchen

and cook like magic.

TriHealth Fitness & Health PavilionWednesday, April 2, Noon–1 p.m. OR 6:30–7:30 p.m.

RSVP: 513 985 6706


CarFit Have you ever wondered if your car mirrors are giving you the

best view of other traffic? Are you sitting a safe distance behind

the wheel? This 20-minute “drive through” checkup looks at

how well your vehicle fits you from seatbelt to mirrors, and

more. Slots are scheduled every 10 minutes—reservations

required.

Good Samaritan Western RidgeFriday, April 4, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Bethesda North HospitalFriday, April 11, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Twin LakesFriday, April 25, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Bethesda Butler CountyTuesday, May 6, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

RSVP: 513 569 5420

COST: FREE (Made possible by a Bethesda Foundation community grant.)

1. What Could It Be and Whom Do I See?

Learn the anatomy of the major joints. What do pain

symptoms mean? Learn how to describe various kinds of pain.

What tests help diagnose conditions? All these help determine

what you have and therefore which kind of specialist you

should see. What do the different specialists’ credentials

mean? What type of education do they have? Orthopedics,

Physiatrist, DO, FACS, Board Certified—learn how to the pick

the right physician to help treat your joint pain.

Bethesda North Hospital Friday, March 21, 10–11 a.m.

Nathanael Greene LodgeTuesday, March 25, 10–11 a.m.

COST: FREE

2. Fix It!Find out about the latest in surgical solutions to help that

painful joint. Have you seen the commercials about gender-

specific or other innovative joints? What is the difference

between partial v. full replacement? How do they actually

replace a joint? What happens in surgery? What are the latest

strides in recovery and rehab? Experts from the TriHealth

Orthopedic & Spine Institute will educate us.

Nathanael Greene LodgeThursday, April 3, 10–11 a.m.

Bethesda North HospitalTuesday, April 8, 1–2 p.m.

COST: FREE

3. What If Surgery Is Not the Answer? What if surgery is not for you? What alternative treatments

can there be? From medicines, to injections to infusion

therapies to acupuncture with medical massage—there are

many ways to cope with pain. What are the various drug

classifications and how do they work? If there is not a “cure,”

then perhaps a solution for your pain can be found.

NOTE: This class is 90 minutes, please mark your calendar.

Bethesda North HospitalWednesday, April 16, 10–11:30 a.m.

Nathanael Greene Lodge Tuesday, April 22, 10–11:30 a.m.

COST: FREE

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Calendar of EventsFocus On…Joint Pain–OrthopedicsReservations for ALL “Focus On” classes must be made by calling 513 569 6400.

4. Keep Your Body MovingYes, we have said this before, and it is still the strongest thing

we can say—you have to move to keep your joints working.

Physical activity while watching television, line dancing,

gardening, and walking are all good for you. The key is to pick

one or two and keep with it—that’s what will help with joint

pain. This class will address fears and concerns, plus we will

even get up and get moving, so dress appropriately.

Bethesda North Hospital Tuesday, May 13, 10–11 a.m.

Nathanael Greene Lodge Wednesday, May 28, 10–11 a.m.

COST: FREE

5. Low Fat v. No FatOne of the best ways to reduce joint pain is to reduce your

weight. If a manufacturer removes the fat from your favorite

cookie, does that mean you can eat five of them? NO! The

fat must be replaced with something to make the cookie still

taste good and have that satisfying texture. What do they

replace it with? Seaweed? Can you eat too much seaweed?

Our favorite dietician, Kathy Haugen, RD, will teach us about

calcium and Vitamin D, and also about the no fat/low fat hype.

Bethesda North Hospital Thursday, June 5, 11:30–1 p.m.

Nathanael Greene Lodge Tuesday, June 10, 11:30–1 p.m.

COST: $10 or FREE to Pathway to Wellness participants who attend 3 of the first 4 Focus classes.

Bethesda LYCEUM to benefit the new Geriatric-Friendly Emergency Department at Bethesda North Hospital

The 13th Annual Bethesda LYCEUM will take place on

Wednesday, May 7th 2014 at the Horseshoe Casino

presented by the Bethesda Foundation. Keynote speaker

will be Captain Mark Kelly, husband of U.S. Congresswoman

Gabrielle Giffords. He will speak about the heroism of first

responders and the journey to recovery. The proceeds from

this year’s LYCEUM will benefit the new Geriatric-Friendly

Emergency Department at Bethesda North Hospital. With

more Americans age 65 and older than at any time in

history, Bethesda North and TriHealth recognize the need

to serve this population through innovative and necessary

improvements to both facility and care coordination.

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AARP Mature Driving CourseAttendees often say this class provides a great review of the

rules of the road. Students attending the four-hour class

receive completion certificates. Prior registration

and payment is required.

Bethesda North HospitalFriday, May 16, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

RSVP: 513 865 1700

Good Samaritan HospitalFriday, May 16, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

RSVP: 513 862 3633

COST: $20, $15 for AARP members (must show AARP membership card at class)

Feel Better With Laughter Yoga“Laughter really is the best medicine!” Learn the benefits

of laughter yoga. Join in and try some exercises that

incorporate laughter yoga. You’ll feel good!

Twin TowersTuesday, May 20, 10–11 a.m.

RSVP: 513 853 4100

Twin LakesThursday, May 22, 10–11 a.m.

RSVP: 513 247 1330

COST: FREE

Holiday Meals In partnership with TriHealth Nutrition Services, Seniority

members may enjoy a holiday meal at either Bethesda

North or Good Samaritan Hospital cafeteria for $5 when

showing a Seniority membership card. (Note: the salad

bar is not included in the holiday meal.)

EasterSunday, April 20 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. OR 4:30 p.m.–6 p.m.

Mother’s DaySunday, May 11 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. OR 4:30 p.m.–6 p.m.

Bethesda North HospitalRSVP: 513 865 1700

Good Samaritan HospitalRSVP: 513 862 3633

COST: $5 (Seniority membership card required)

Calendar of Events continued

Calcium and Vitamin D— More Important As We Age

Calcium is needed for our heart, muscles and nerves to

function properly, and for blood to clot. You can drink

gallons of milk, but unless you get the required amount

of Vitamin D, it won’t do you any good. Your body must

have Vitamin D to absorb calcium. If you do not consume

enough, your body will take it from your bones. This creates

a “Swiss Cheese” kind of bone that breaks very easily and

can lead to fractures, hospitalization and surgery.

You can get Vitamin D in three ways; 1) through your

skin (from sunshine), 2) from what you eat, and 3) from

supplements. The daily recommended dosage for those

over age 70, is 1,200 mg (600 IU – international units)

which is hard to get through diet alone. Egg yolks, fortified

milk, fortified cereals, fortified orange juice, beef liver, fish

with edible bones (sardine, anchovies) or cheese are good

sources. Supplements are usually the best way to ensure

you get enough Calcium and Vitamin D. Taking supplements

throughout the day is recommended, instead of all at

one time.

Seniority Healthy Hint

Membership Benefits

Bethesda North Hospital & Good Samaritan Hospital

• Gift shop discount

• Cafeteria discount, including $5 meals on holidays

• $5 off Older Adult Driver Ability Screening

• Free “Brown Bag with a Pharmacist” medication consultation

Health-Related Service Discounts

• TriHealth Home Connections Personal Emergency

Response Systems One month free service. 513 569 5115

• AmeriMed Home Infusion Services 15 percent off all

products not covered by insurance, free delivery. 513 942 3670

• Audiology Screenings Free from Group Health at Anderson,

Clifton, Kenwood, Mason, Western Hills or Western Ridge

offices. 513 246 7010

• Bernens Medical Pharmacy 15 percent off nonprescription

items. 513 471 7575

• Burlington Pharmacy Healthcare 15 percent off

nonprescription items; free delivery from four area locations.

859 586 6700

• Catalyst Scripts Free discount prescription card

• Cincinnati Dental Services 20 percent off all preventive

and diagnostic services, 10 percent off all other services.

• Cornerstone 20 percent off respiratory and durable home

medical equipment. 513 554 0222

• Independent You 10 percent discount on apparel from

this shop featuring adaptive clothing. 513 761 1866

• Kunkle Pharmacy 15 percent off nonprescription items.

513 231 1943

• LensCrafters 20 percent off eyeglasses, 20 percent off

contacts. ID# 910-6857

• Patient Aids 20 percent off home-care equipment up

to $100 maximum discount. 513 984 8876

• Pearle Vision 25 percent off eyeglasses, 20 percent

off contacts.

• Synergy HomeCare of Cincinnati 3 hours of caregiver-

assisted transportation for $50 (25 percent savings).

513 469 CARE (2273)

• Thoma Vision 20 percent off eyeglasses, 20 percent

off contacts.

• TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Regular membership

activation fee discounted from $280 to $89. 513 985 6711

Benefit HighlightReceive 20% Off Home Health Care Equipment from Patient Aids

One of the area’s largest retail suppliers of home health

products and services, Patient Aids has been supplying durable

medical equipment and supplies since 1982. True one-stop

shopping for all your medical needs for the home, Patient Aids

product lines include stair lifts, lift chairs, power wheel chairs,

hospital beds, home oxygen, CPAP and BiPAP units and much

more. With local delivery and repair service, Patient Aids offers

superior customer service for you. As a special benefit to

Seniority members, Patient Aids offers a 20% discount off

home-care equipment, up to a $100 maximum discount.

Shop their online catalog by visiting their website at

patientaids4u.com or call their local Montgomery showroom

at 513 984 8876.

Osteoporosis and Arthritis Treatment through Infusion (IV) Therapy Chronic pain from arthritis or a related disease is all too

common. For approximately 50 million Americans, dealing

with dull, sharp, pressure or burning pain is a persistent

problem that impacts daily life. Infusion (IV) therapy has

proven to be a highly effective method of treatment for those

suffering from the chronic pain of many musculoskeletal

conditions. Very well tolerated with few side effects, Infusion

(IV) can help with the prevention of fractures of the hip and

spine, future joint damage and it can help slow the progression

of certain conditions. For those needlessly suffering from

recurrent pain associated with one of the following conditions,

Infusion (IV) Therapy can be a powerful option.

• Osteoporosis • Gout

• Rheumatoid Arthritis • Lupus

• Psoriatic Arthritis

TriHealth has 5 board certified Rheumatologists available

to help you. Ask your physician for a rheumatology consult

to see if Infusion Therapy (IV) might be an option. For more

information about locations and how to connect with a

TriHealth physician, go to TriHealth.com, click on Services

and Infusion Therapy or call 513 569 5400.

TriHealth Seniority Event LocationsBethesda Arrow Springs100 Arrow Springs Boulevard

Lebanon, OH 45036

Bethesda North Hospital10500 Montgomery Road

Cincinnati, OH 45242

Good Samaritan Hospital375 Dixmyth Avenue


Good SamaritanWestern Ridge6949 Good Samaritan Drive

(off Harrison Avenue)


Green Township Senior Center3620 Epley Road


Mason Community Center6050 Mason-

Montgomery Road

Mason, OH 45040

Nathanael Greene Lodge6394 Wesselman Road


TriHealth Bethesda Butler Hospital3125 Hamilton-Mason Road

Hamilton, OH 45011

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion6200 Pfeiffer Road (at I-71)


Twin Lakes (Montgomery)

9840 Montgomery Road

Montgomery, OH 45242

Twin Towers (College Hill)

5343 Hamilton Avenue


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Day TripsA Spring Look at Spring Grove

Tuesday, April 29: Bethesda North Hospital Thursday, May 1: Good Samaritan Western Ridge Wednesday, May 7: Bethesda North Hospital

Depart: 9:15 a.m. Return: 3 p.m.

Cost: $52 per person

Price includes: Motor coach transportation, tour of grounds

via tram and historical tour of buildings, deluxe box lunch, and

all taxes, tips and gratuities.

Spring Grove Cemetery, with 733 acres, dates from 1844.

There are 400 beautifully landscaped acres currently in use.

As we tour the grounds on the Spring Grove Tram, an expert

guide will provide highlights and lowlights, fact and fiction.

We will also learn about the wonderful stained glass and other

historical aspects of buildings like the Norman Chapel located

within Spring Grove Cemetery. Lunch will be a delicious

catered box picnic. You don’t want to miss this incredible

piece of Cincinnati history. Space is quite limited, only 40

people per day. Call the Bethesda North Seniority Office

for a detailed reservation form: 513 865 1700.

Cincinnati Reds, Our Hometown Team

Thursday, May 15: Blue Ash Target, Plainfield Road

Depart: 11 a.m. Return: after the game


Price includes: Reserved seat ticket, bottled water, motor

coach transportation, and all taxes, tips and gratuities.

Join us for our annual outing to Great American Ballpark

to cheer our hometown team on to victory against the San

Diego Padres. Nothing says “play ball” more than a day of

Cincinnati baseball that also includes no parking hassles and

reserved seating with shelter from the sun. Call the Bethesda

North Seniority Office for a detailed reservation form:

513 865 1700.

Trips with Seniority On The Go

Michigan—The Midwest Riviera!

Monday, August 18–Thursday, August 21

Cost: Starting at $834 per person, double occupancy

Price includes: Three nights accommodations, three

breakfasts, two lunches, three dinners; a cruise, wine tastings,

fruit farm tour, market tour, maritime museum, dune buggy

ride, motor coach transportation and all entrance fees, taxes,

tips and gratuities.

Enjoy walking along Lake Michigan’s beach looking at the

bold blue water, take a guided sand dune buggy ride, then

enjoy a dinner cruise around beautiful Lake Macatawa. What

about a tour of the Silver Beach Carousel and Amusement

Park Museum, the sites of Holland’s flowers, and winery

samples to taste? Then we add on Papa Vinos’ Italian Kitchen,

DeGrandchamps Farmers Market, South Pier lighthouse, the

Maritime Museum and Tall Ship. You know you will love this

trip. Call the Bethesda North Seniority Office for a detailed

reservation form: 513 865 1700.

Partners in TravelTrains and Parks of Colorado Presented by Ohio Travel Treasures

Saturday, September 12–Sunday, September 20, 2015

Cost: Starting at $2,995 per person, double occupancy

(insurance & gratuities not included)

Price will include: Round-trip airfare, eight nights

accommodations, 16 meals, hometown pick-up and return

from airport, Denver, Georgetown Loop RR, Devil’s Gate Bridge,

Durango Narrow Gauge RR, Cumbres & Toltec RR, Garden of

the Gods, Pikes Peak Cog RR, and much, much more!

A once in a lifetime tour to ride trains and take in the scenery

that inspired “America the Beautiful”. This trip includes four

different train rides with vistas that awe and horseshoe turns

that thrill. Traverse the San Juan Mountains by steam train.

There’s a two-night stay at the Cliff House at the base of Pikes

Peak where you ride the PP Cog Railway 14,000 feet up to the

summit where you can see 100 miles. Experience a sunset

dinner on the rim of the Colorado National Monument Canyon.

Enjoy dinner at an old-fashioned railroad depot, see the Garden

of the Gods where the plains meet the Rockies, and relive the

memories with an included photo book of your journey.

Information Slide Shows:

Nathanael Greene Lodge, RSVP: 513 862 3633 Thursday, March 27, 10 a.m.

Twin Towers, RSVP: 513 862 3633 Thursday, March 27th, 1:30p.m.

Bethesda North Hospital, RSVP: 513 865 1700 Thursday, March 27, 6 p.m.

Princess Diana—A Celebration

Tuesday, June 3: Bethesda North Hospital Wednesday, June 4: Good Samaritan Western Ridge

Depart: 10:45 a.m. Return: 4:30 p.m.


Price includes: Proper English tea lunch, museum entrance

ticket to final touring exhibit of the life of Princess Diana,

handheld audio guide, motor coach transportation, and all

taxes, tips and gratuities.

Diana, Princess of Wales, was truly one of the most

remarkable women of our time. This exhibit at the Museum

Center captures how the People’s Princess touched the

world: her short and complex life, her charm, beauty, grace,

and her great humanitarian works. From her royal wedding

gown to personal mementos and home movies, see it all

before it returns permanently to the Althorp Estate in England.

Our lunch will be a proper English tea: scones with jam and

cream, tea sandwiches, salad and miniature desserts! Tickets

are very limited, only 38 people per day. This trip requires

walking. Call the Good Samaritan Seniority Office for a

detailed reservation form: 513 862 3633.

Multi-Night TripsSummer Daze at Buckeye Lake

Thursday, July 17–Friday, July 18

Cost: Starting at $372 per person, double occupancy

Price includes: One night accommodations, one full

breakfast, two lunches, one dinner, two lake cruises, wine

tasting, ice cream treat, motor coach transportation and all

entrance fees, taxes, tips and gratuities.

If your idea of a wonderful summer day is relaxing on a

boat cruise, a lakeside cookout, eating ice cream and island

hopping, then this trip is for you! Two days/one night at

central Ohio’s Buckeye Lake—overnight at Salt Fork Lodge.

Of course, Seniority tours always have a unique spin, this time

we will tour an entire town dating from 1940 while inside an

air-conditioned building! Summer is closer than you think,

so sign up now! Call the Good Samaritan Seniority Office

for a detailed reservation form: 513 862 3633.

Canadian Rockies by Train Presented by Collette Vacations

Monday, July 28–Tuesday, August 5

Cost: Starting at $5,299, per person, double occupancy

(insurance & gratuities not included)

Price includes: Round-trip airfare, eight nights accommodations,

seven breakfasts, two lunches, four dinners, private train travel,

Dome car, Maigne Canyon, Icefields Parkway, Chateau Lake

Louise, Banff, and much more.

If the Canadian Rockies are on your “bucket list,” this is the

trip for you. Some by train, some by coach, all of it incredibly

beautiful. Explore Kananaskis Valley in search of buffalo.

Traveling Via Rail, Vancouver, Lake Louise, Albreda Icefields,

Maligne Lake and dramatic Maligne Canyon, Athabasca Falls,

Bow Falls, and so much more spectacular scenery you won’t

believe your eyes.

Information Slide Show:

Bethesda North Hospital, RSVP: 513 865 1700

Thursday, March 13, 6 p.m.

The Plains of Africa Presented by Explorations

Saturday, September 6–Friday, September 19

Cost: Starting at $7,274 per person, double occupancy

(insurance & gratuities not included).

Price includes: Round-trip airfare, nine safaris, 12 nights

accommodations, 33 meals, hometown pick-up, and a once-in-

a-lifetime small group adventure to Nairobi, Samburu, Mt. Kenya

Safari Club, Mt. Kilimanjaro, and Lake Nakuru.

14 days in Africa on the most adventurous trip you will ever

take. We include nine different safaris in search of the big five

game animals—lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards and rhino.

But you will also see giraffes, zebras, flamingos, cheetahs,

hyenas, and plenty of other wildlife. One day is a full-day game

drive complete with picnic lunch. Mt. Kenya, Great Rift Valley,

Fairmont Mt. Kenya Safari Club with 100 acres of landscaped

gardens and an animal orphanage. Enjoy a traditional breakfast

in the bush; visit Amboseli National Park with open plains where

elephants and lions live in the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro. It’s all

here and all waiting for you.

Information Slide Show:

Bethesda North Hospital, RSVP: 513 865 1700

Thursday, March 13, 6:30 p.m.TWO FREE TRIAL GUEST PASSES one for you and one for a friend! ($100 value)

Valid for 7 consecutive days of club use.Offer expires: June 30, 2014

For more information as well as our group fitness classes and pool schedules, visit TriHealth.com

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Navigator for Senior Services 513 569 6200Health information and referral service.

SeniorLink 513 531 5110All-inclusive medical, rehabilitative, social and personal care for seniors who prefer to live at home.

TriHealth Home Connections®

513 569 5115Personal emergency response systems and home safety services.

Senior Behavioral Health513 862 4100Specialized inpatient and clinical program dedicated to the mental health needs of older adults.

Hospice of Cincinnati513 891 7700Comfort-oriented care for terminally ill patients and their families.

American Nursing Care513 731 4600Care in the home provided by RNs, LPNs, therapists and home-health aides.

AmeriMed 513 942 3670In-home IV therapy, nutritional support and anti-infective therapies.

Older Adult Driver Ability Screening 513 569 6777Confidential ability screening; no physician referral required.

Driver’s Evaluation513 569 6777Comprehensive evaluation for those with a major life disability; physician referral required.

Seniority Membership Program Events, travel, classes and discounts.

Bethesda North Hospital513 865 1700

Good Samaritan Hospital513 862 3633

TriHealth Senior ServicesA comprehensive network of services for older adults and their families

Insider is a publication for members of TriHealth Seniority.

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Editors

Pamela BairdSeniority CoordinatorBethesda North Hospital513 865 [email protected]

Candy Hart, RNSeniority CoordinatorGood Samaritan Hospital513 862 [email protected]

Brett Kirkpatrick Executive Director of Ambulatory and Senior Services

Lori AronsonDirector of Senior Services

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