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Member Newsletter | Fall 2014
Dear Members,
Our final series of the year goes
right to the heart. Seniority is offering
a Focus series that will provide a
complete overview: How the heart
works, what can go wrong, new
treatments and, of course, a class
about keeping this most important
muscle working. Be sure to attend the
first three Focus classes (designated
by a microscope on page 2) and
have your Pathway to Wellness card
marked. Attend the Lunch & Learn
class, turn in your completed Pathway
to Wellness card and your lunch will
be FREE. You will receive your card
at the first Focus class.
To help you plan ahead for 2015,
we have included information about
our multi-night tours and adventure
travel. In response to requests, there
is an informational slide show for
The Trains and Parks of Colorado with
Mark Warther. Seniority On The Go
has something for all tastes and price
ranges. If you like day trips, get in the
holiday spirit by signing up for one
of our exciting Christmas tours.
’Tis the season of wonderful
Thanksgiving aromas, twinkling
lights and decorations of Christmas,
and resolutions made for the New
Year. We wish you blessings and
hope to see you soon.
Wishing you good health always,
TriHealth Heart Institute:
Cincinnati’s Leader in Cardiac Care
Having a heart problem can be a life-changing event. At the TriHealth Heart Institute,
we bring an entire team together to care for our patients. Our highly regarded and
nationally recognized cardiologists and surgeons perform Cincinnati’s widest range
of cardiac procedures at multiple locations to best serve our patients. The TriHealth Heart
Institute has pioneered cardiac care for more than a generation, and performs more
cardiac robotic procedures than any area hospital. A regional leader in robotic-assisted
surgery and one of the first in the United States to offer a minimally invasive alternative
to open-heart valve replacement, TriHealth Heart Institute is proud to be independently
and nationally recognized for being a leader in high-quality cardiac care.
• Bethesda North is proud to be recognized for the seventh time as one of the nation’s
top 50 cardiovascular hospitals by Truven Health Analytics.
• TriHealth’s Hatton Institute for Research and Education has become a pioneer in
robotic-assisted heart surgeries and one of the nation’s most prolific research centers
based at a private hospital
• Bethesda North and Good Samaritan’s cardiac surgery programs have both achieved
the highest quality patient outcomes as measured by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons.
They are the only hospitals in this area to have received this designation.
The combination of skilled surgeons, compassionate nursing and leading-edge technology,
makes the TriHealth Heart Institute a superior choice for cardiac care in Cincinnati.
Focus on…Cardiac—Beat to Beat
Pamela S. Baird & Candy Hart, RN
TriHealth Seniority Coordinators
The heart, what an amazing pump. Ten ounces of muscle that moves 2.4 ounces of blood
In This Issue
per beat—an incredible 1,900 gallons per day, and over 48 million gallons by the time we
Focus On....................... Cover–2
Calendar of Events.....................3
Event Locations..........................4
Membership Benefits................ 5
Seniority on the Go.............. 6–7
reach 70. And our lives depend on that beat to beat rhythm to stay alive, to keep our organs
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perfused with oxygen and nutrition, and to keep our brains active and thinking. How does it
work? What if it doesn’t? What are the most common problems that can happen and what new
techniques, technology and innovations are there to keep our hearts going? Come learn from
the TriHealth experts and the TriHealth Heart Institute.
Focus On…Cardiac—Beat to Beat
Reservations for ALL “Focus On” classes listed below must be made by calling
513 569 6400 or by registering online at www.trihealthseniorshealth.com
1. And the Beat Goes On
3. CHF—Congestive Heart Failure
Four chambers, different valves, continuous pumping
action—how does the heart work? The heart is a unique
combination of electrical machinery and plumbing pipes
which have to work together to keep us going. The anatomy
and physiology of this incredibly complex organ is the
beginning of our new Focus series.
CHF is the leading cause of hospitalization for adults over 65.
Heart failure doesn’t mean the heart has stopped working.
It means the pumping power is weaker than normal; blood
moves through the body at a slower rate and pressure inside
the heart increases. This causes the valves to stretch to hold
more blood or to thicken. The heart muscle’s walls eventually
weaken and can’t pump efficiently anymore. Then the kidneys
hold on to water and fluid builds up in the arms, legs, feet,
lungs, or other organs. What can you do? What’s new?
Nathanael Greene Lodge
Tuesday, September 23
10–11 a.m.
Bethesda North Hospital
Friday, September 26
10–11 a.m.
COST: FREE
2. Does Your Heart Skip a Beat?
What is A-Fib? It’s on all the commercials! Atrial fibrillation—
the dangerous condition when heart chambers beat too
rapidly—can be very hazardous. And sometimes, you don’t
even know you have it. When its electrical impulses are chaotic,
this can cause the heart to not squeeze blood efficiently and
sometimes a clot can form. There are many ways to diagnose
and treat A-fib, some of which are very new!
Bethesda North Hospital
Friday, October 31
10–11 a.m.
Nathanael Green Lodge
Wednesday, November 5
1–2 p.m. (note different time)
COST: FREE
4. Eating With Your Heart’s Consent!
Eating for a healthier heart is something everyone should
be doing every day. Come learn what really is good to eat for
your heart, not just how to avoid that which is bad. Can you
splurge once in a while? Make your heart and your tummy
happy. Recipes included!
Bethesda North Hospital
Thursday, October 2
10–11 a.m.
Nathanael Green Lodge
Wednesday, November 19
11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Nathanael Green Lodge
Thursday, October 9
10–11 a.m.
Bethesda North Hospital
Monday, November 24
11 a.m.–12:30 p.m
COST: FREE
COST: $15 or FREE with Pathway to Wellness card
marked with attendance from the first 3 classes.
TriHealth Kenwood
A major construction project is underway in Kenwood along Interstate 71. A new four-story, 112,000-square-foot medical office
building will replace the current Group Health facility when construction is completed near the end of 2015. The TriHealth
Kenwood building will be the new home to Group Health and will allow the expansion of other TriHealth services. The new
building will enable Group Health to grow from five to eight primary care physicians and will add space for six new specialists as
well. In addition to the Group Health offices, TriHealth Cancer Institute (TCI) and TriHealth Heart Institute (THI) will expand their
offices from the current Bethesda North campus, allowing both to add oncologists and cardiologists at the new location. The
new building will also feature on-site diagnostic imaging, including CT, X-ray. ultrasound, mammography and dexa scanning.
“This new facility will make it easier for our patients to receive a broad range of services in one convenient location,” said John
Prout, President and Chief Executive Officer at TriHealth. “This is an important step in meeting the needs of our growing patient
population in northeastern Cincinnati.”
Group Health doctors will continue to see patients in the smaller building, which is to be torn down after the new one is completed.
The space will be used for parking.
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Calendar of Events
Too Young for Medicare
What’s the Buzz About Honey?
Thinking of retiring and not quite old enough for Medicare?
Do you find the idea of shopping the Healthcare Marketplace
confusing? Learn how to plan for health care coverage prior
to Medicare eligibility. Get frank and unbiased answers.
Join us for an evening of all things honey. Enjoy honey-infused
hand scrub, polish changes, honey facial demos, facelift
massage demos and honey wine tasting.
Bethesda North Hospital
Tuesday, September 16
12–1 p.m.
RSVP: 513 865 1700
Good Samaritan Hospital
Thursday, September 25
12–1 p.m.
RSVP: 513 862 3633
COST: FREE
An Intro to Medicare
What is Medicare? How do I sign up for it? What if I keep working?
Learn the answers to these questions and much more.
Bethesda North Hospital
Tuesday, September 16
6–7:30 p.m.
RSVP: 513 865 1700
Good Samaritan Hospital
Thursday, September 25
6–7:30 p.m.
RSVP 513 862 3633
COST: FREE
AARP Mature Driving Course
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 Hospital
Friday, November 14
10 a.m.–3 p.m.
RSVP: 513 865 1700
Good Samaritan Hospital
Friday, November 14
10 a.m.–3 p.m.
RSVP: 513 862 3633
COST: $20, $15 for AARP members (must show AARP
membership card at class)
TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion
Thursday, September 18
5:30–8 p.m.
RSVP: 513 246 2633
COST: $10 (special Seniority price)
Better Your Brain
Improve your neuro health through “weight lifting” exercises
designed to give your brain a workout. Join our community
partner, Live Well in Mason, for a lively and educating session
that will sharpen your thinking and keep your brain performing
at its best.
Mason Community Center
Tuesday, October 7
10–11:30 a.m. and 1–2:30 p.m.
RSVP: 513 229 8555 (Activity code: 686105)
COST: FREE
Apples, Apples, Apples
Did you know that apples are the most potent fruit source of a
particular antioxidant? Join our Pavilion dietitians for a cooking
demo with great recipes and samples.
TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion
Wednesday, October 8
12 p.m.–1 p.m. and 6:30–7:30 p.m.
RSVP: 513 246 2606
COST: $10 (special Seniority price)
Appetizers and Answers About Ankles
Enjoy appetizers while TriHealth Orthopedic Surgeon James
Amis, MD, discusses the prevention and treatment of many
adult foot and ankle problems.
TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion
Thursday, October 23
7–8 p.m.
RSVP: 513 246 2606
COST: $5 (special Seniority price)
NOTE: AARP is no longer offering November classes
free to veterans.
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Calendar of Events continued
TriHealth Seniority
Event Locations
Bethesda Arrow Springs
100 Arrow Springs Boulevard
Lebanon, OH 45036
Bethesda Butler Hospital
3125 Hamilton-Mason Road
Hamilton, OH 45011
Bethesda North Hospital
10500 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Good Samaritan Hospital
375 Dixmyth Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45220
Good Samaritan
Western Ridge
6949 Good Samaritan Drive
(off Harrison Avenue)
Cincinnati, OH 45247
Green Township
Senior Center
3620 Epley Road
Cincinnati, OH 45247
In this fun-filled educational presentation, learn to break down
nutrition. By practicing hands-on skills, you will learn to better
manage diabetes. Whether you or a loved one has diabetes,
participating in this class can help.
Mason Community Center
6050 MasonMontgomery Road
Mason, OH 45040
Mason Community Center
Wednesday, November 5, 1–2 p.m.
Nathanael Greene Lodge
6394 Wesselman Road
Cincinnati, OH 45248
COST: FREE
TriHealth Fitness
& Health Pavilion
6200 Pfeiffer Road (at I-71)
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Back by popular demand, Melanie Cedargren from “The Spicy
Olive” will demonstrate creative uses for flavored olive oils,
discuss the health benefits, and provide some very tasty samples.
Twin Lakes (Montgomery)
9840 Montgomery Road
Montgomery, OH 45242
Twin Towers (College Hill)
5343 Hamilton Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45224
Seniority Healthy Hint
Healthy Hint: Flossing and Your Heart
If you are like most people, your dentist’s
recommendation to floss your teeth may go
unheeded. You think, “I brush my teeth,” or “I wear
dentures,” why should I worry? Well, keeping your
gums in shape can lower your risk of heart disease!
As gum health increases, the narrowing of your
arteries through plaque build up decreases to a
significant degree. Not flossing and clogged arteries
may also be related. Inflammation is a crucial link in
the causes of arterial plaque and obstruction, and
bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream
and lead to inflammation and dangerously blocked
arteries. It is also a leading cause of vegetation in the
heart valves. Bacteria and plaque do build up on
dentures too, so don’t be fooled. Keeping your mouth
clean and fresh by flossing at least once a day is one
very significant way to a healthy heart!
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Counting Carbs
RSVP: 513 229 8555 (Activity Code: 686110-02)
The Spicy Olive
TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion
Wednesday, November 5, 6:30–7:30 p.m.
RSVP: 513 246 2606
COST: $10 (special Seniority price)
It’s HIP
Learning about older and mature adult health and safety can
be fun. This program is full of activities that will help you
improve your balance, nutrition and brain vitality. Sign up
early—space is limited.
Twin Lakes
Thursday, October 9, 1:30–3 p.m.
Twin Towers
Friday, October 10, 10–11:30 a.m.
RSVP: Twin Lakes 513 247 1330
Twin Towers 513 853 4100
COST: FREE
A1C Champions
A1C Champions are people who successfully manage their
diabetes. They have walked in your shoes and understand
what it is like living with diabetes day-to-day. Champions share
personal diabetes stories, provide support and give practical
advice to motivate you to make healthy lifestyle choices.
Learn from a peer and enjoy a diabetic-friendly lunch!
Mason Community Center
Monday, November 17, 11:45 a.m.–1 p.m.
RSVP: 513 229 8555 (Activity Code: 686110-03)
COST: FREE
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
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riHealth Home Connections Personal Emergency
Response Systems One month free service. 513 569 5115
•A
meriMed Home Infusion Services 15 percent off
all products not covered by insurance, free delivery.
513 942 3670
•A
udiology Screenings Free from Group Health at Anderson,
Butler County, Clifton, Kenwood, Mason, Montgomery
Western Hills or Western Ridge offices. 513 246 7010
•B
ernens Medical Pharmacy 15 percent off nonprescription
items. 513 471 7575
•B
urlington Pharmacy Healthcare 15 percent off
nonprescription items; free delivery from four area
locations. 859 586 6700
Benefit Highlight
FREE month of service from
TriHealth Home Connections®
TriHealth Home Connections is a personal emergency response
system that provides affordable peace of mind to seniors and
their families. With a push of a button on a waterproof pendant,
you or your loved one can summon help in an emergency.
For many older adults, preserving independence is vital to
maintaining a fulfilling life, but fear of falling or being unable to
summon help often makes it challenging.
As a special benefit to Seniority members, you can receive
a one-month trial of TriHealth Home Connections at no cost.
• Local Service 24 hours a day/365 days a year
• 33 years serving Greater Cincinnati
• The most advanced technologies including GPS, Fall
Detection, Cellular Capability and Medication Monitoring
To receive your free trial, call 513 569 5115
Home Connections
• Catalyst Scripts Free discount prescription card
•C
ornerstone 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
•K
unkle Pharmacy 15 percent off nonprescription items.
513 231 1943
•L
ensCrafters 20 percent off eyeglasses, 20 percent off
contacts. ID# 910-6857
•P
atient Aids 20 percent off home-care equipment up
to $100 maximum discount. 513 984 8876
•P
earle Vision 25 percent off eyeglasses, 20 percent
off contacts.
•S
ynergy HomeCare of Cincinnati 3 hours of caregiverassisted transportation for $50 (25 percent savings).
513 469 CARE (2273)
•T
homa Vision 20 percent off eyeglasses, 20 percent
off contacts.
•T
riHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Regular membership
activation fee discounted from $280 to $89. 513 246 2611
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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.)
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, November 27, 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
OR 4:30–6 p.m.
Christmas Day
Thursday, December 25, 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
OR 4:30–6 p.m.
Bethesda North Hospital
RSVP: 513 865 1700
Good Samaritan Hospital
RSVP: 513 862 3633
COST: $5 (Seniority membership card required)
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Trips with Seniority On The Go
To request a detailed reservation form for any of the day or multi-night trips listed on these pages,
please call Good Samaritan Seniority at 513 862 3633 or Bethesda North Seniority at 513 865 1700.
Day Trips
Miracle on 34th Street at LaComedia Dinner Theatre
I Love Lucy! (Don’t You?)
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Friday, November 21
Bethesda North Hospital
Good Samaritan Western Ridge
Bethesda North Hospital
Good Samaritan Western Ridge
Depart: 6 p.m. Return: 11 p.m.
Depart: 9:30 a.m. Return: 3 p.m.
Cost: $138 per person
Limited to the first 48 travelers only
Cost: $91 per person
Limited to 80 travelers only
Price includes: Motor coach transportation, excellent seats, and
all taxes/tips/gratuities.
Price includes: Excellent seats, delicious seasonal buffet lunch,
special dessert, heartwarming story, motor coach transportation,
and all taxes/tips/gratuities.
Be part of the audience for three of your favorite episodes of one
of the funniest, most warmly remembered situation comedies of
all time, I Love Lucy! You are part of the television audience and
filming—and will see how these shows were made as well as
experience the laughter and good times of a stage full of your
favorite I Love Lucy! characters. Motor coach, reserved seat,
tickets at the Aronoff and tips all included.
The story of the real Santa Claus. Macy’s thinks they have found
the perfect Santa Claus when a man named Kris Kringle is hired,
but then he tells customers they can find better deals elsewhere.
This touching musical will fill both the young and the young at
heart with the Christmas spirit. Fabulous lunch buffet, special
dessert, and the traditional finale of “O Holy Night.”
Multi-Night Trips
Mystery 2015!
Monday, April 27–Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Sounds of the Season at the Creation Museum
Wednesday, December 3
Bethesda North Hospital
Good Samaritan Western Ridge
Depart: 9 a.m. Return: 7 p.m.
Cost: $115 per person
Limited to the first 48 travelers only
Price includes: Motor coach transportation, hot turkey lunch and
dessert, admission to the Creation Museum, Southern Gateway
Barbershop Chorus Christmas show, FX theatre presentation,
Creation Museum, Christmas Town outdoor light display, and all
taxes/tips/gratuities.
Come experience the true meaning of Christmas. We will have
time to view the displays at the Creation Museum before heading
to a hot turkey lunch. After lunch, enjoy reserved seats for the
best Christmas music show of the year, as the world-renown
Southern Gateway Barbershop Chorus sings all your old favorites.
After the show, there will be more time to visit the museum displays,
and then a surprise visitor in the FX theatre. Will it be Elizabeth,
mother of John the Baptist? Anna from the temple? A humbled
temple guard? Afterward, Christmas Town opens up with
thousands of lights to walk through and see one of the region’s
most dazzling displays of lights. Then home to Cincinnati.
Tickets are very limited, there are only 48 available. This trip
requires walking through the museum and outdoor display.
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Cost: Starting at $564/per person, double occupancy
(optional insurance at additional cost)
Price includes: Two nights accommodations, 1 breakfast treat,
2 buffet breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners, professional step-onguide, all included admissions/tours, motor coach transportation,
and taxes/tips/gratuities.
It’s baaaaccckkk! We can’t tell you where, but we can tell you it
will be LOADS of fun. Our mystery trips always sell out fast, so
don’t hesitate—reserve right away! Limited to 40 passengers.
Historic National Road
Tuesday, June 2–Thursday, June 4, 2015
Cost: Starting at $575 per person, double occupancy
(optional insurance at additional cost)
Price includes: Two nights accommodations, 1 breakfast treat,
2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners, tour guide, all museums, tours
and entertainment, The Wilds safari tour, canal boat ride, motor
coach transportation, and all taxes/tips/gratuities.
The historic National Road was early America’s busiest road to
the West. It stretches from Cumberland, Maryland, to Vandalia,
Illinois, and passes right through Ohio. Started in 1806, “Main Street
America” helped move people, goods, and crops to the western
expansion. Learn about this fascinating piece of our history, while
also enjoying Zane Grey; pottery (yes, we have clay!); Annin, the
world’s oldest and largest flag manufacturer; Roscoe Village;
horse-drawn canal boat ride; Ravens Glenn Winery; and much
more. On our last day, we’ll take an incredible safari to The Wilds
open-range animal conservation center as well as a visit to the
Hopalong Cassidy Museum. A wonderful trip—not to be missed!
Partners in Travel
Reflections of Italy
Presented by Collette Vacations
Wednesday, April 8–Friday, April 17, 2015
Cost: $4,099 per person, double occupancy with early discount
(OR $4,349 after 10/6/2014)
Price includes: Round-trip airfare, 8 nights accommodations in
first-class hotels, 14 meals, hometown pick-up, Rome, Colosseum,
Florence, Assisi, Perugia, Siena, Chianti Winery, Venice, Murano
Island, Como, Switzerland, and more.
Italy! Rich in history, art and, of course, delicious food and wine!
In Rome, see the Arch of Constantine, the Piazza Navona, and
visit the Colosseum. Travel to Assisi, the birthplace of St. Francis.
After the medieval beauty of Siena, arrive in magnificent Florence.
Visit Michelangelo’s David in the Academy Gallery and tour
the cradle of the Italian Renaissance. Next stop: two nights in
spectacular Venice. See St. Mark’s Square, Doge’s Palace and the
famous Bridge of Sighs. And no trip to Venice would be complete
without a boat ride to Murano Island, famous for glassmaking.
You’ll end your tour in the Lake District and Milan. It’s everything
you have dreamed of seeing while in Italy. Come to the slide show
and see the magnificence of this wonderful country.
The Trains and Parks of Colorado
Presented by Ohio Travel Treasures
Saturday, September 12–Sunday, September 20, 2015
Cost: $2,995 per person, double occupancy
Price includes: Round-trip airfare, 8 nights accommodations
in first-class hotels, 16 meals, hometown pick-up, Denver,
Georgetown Loop Railroad, Devil’s Gate Bridge, Durango Narrow
Gauge Railway, Cumbres & Toltec Railroad, Garden of the Gods,
Pikes Peak Cog Railway, and much, much more!
A once-in-a-lifetime trip to ride trains and see the scenery that
inspired “America the Beautiful.” This trip includes four train rides
with vistas that awe and horseshoe turns that thrill. Traverse the
San Juan Mountains by steam train. Experience a sunset dinner
on the rim of the canyon of the Colorado National Monument.
There’s a two-night stay at the Cliff House at the base of Pikes
Peak where you ride the Cog Railway 14,000 feet up to the
summit where you can see for 100 miles. 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:
• Thursday, October 30, 6 p.m.
Bethesda North Hospital, RSVP 513 865-1700
Information Slide Shows:
• Wednesday, September 17, 2 p.m.
Nathanael Greene Lodge, RSVP 513 862 3633
• Friday, October 31, 11 a.m.
Green Township Senior Center, RSVP 513 862-3633
• Wednesday, September 17, 6 p.m.
Bethesda North Hospital, RSVP 513 865 1700
London and Paris
Presented by Collette Vacations
St. Louis to St. Paul—Riverboat!
Sail On Board the American Queen
Presented by Wayfarer Travel
Saturday October 3–Sunday, October 11, 2015
Cost: Voyages starting at $3,858 per person, double occupancy
(airfare, transfers and insurance NOT included)
Price includes: First night in first-class hotel, 7 nights aboard luxury
steamboat. All meals aboard ship, hometown pick-up; St. Paul, Red
Wing, Minnesota; LaCrosse, Wisconsin; Dubuque, Iowa; Hannibal
Missouri; St. Louis; included shore excursions, and much more.
Tour the upper reaches of the great Mississippi, with frontier
tales of fur traders and pioneers, picturesque geography and
abundant wildlife. Lumberjacks and railroad barons traveled
these waters. Mormons built LaCrosse, and Mark Twain’s
characters are alive and remembered in Hannibal, hometown
of Samuel Clemens. Davenport, Iowa’s, influence is seen on
the American Queen in its “folding” smokestacks. In 1856, a
steamboat rammed the city’s newly built railway bridge and a
young lawyer named Abraham Lincoln successfully defended the
Rock Island Railroad, suggesting “telescoping chimneys” to avoid
future tragedies. Deer, falcons, bald eagles—let the season be your
guide to the beauty of this part of America.
Information Slide Shows:
• Tuesday, October 21, 2 p.m.
Twin Towers, College Hill, RSVP 513 862 3633
Saturday, September 12–Sunday, September 20, 2015
Cost: $3,999 per person, double occupancy with early discount
(OR $4,199 after 4/6/2015)
Price includes: Round-trip airfare, 3 nights in Paris, 3 nights
in London in first-class hotels, 9 meals, hometown pick-up,
Buckingham Palace, Eiffel Tower, Seine River Cruise, Big Ben,
and much, much more!
Experience two of the world’s most popular and exciting cities
on one fabulous tour. Unpack just once in each city and discover
the beauty and allure of London and Paris. Take an overnight
flight to London, then visit Trafalgar Square, St. Paul’s Cathedral,
the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey,
and enjoy one of London’s finest theatre performances! Take the
Eurostar high-speed train to Paris and arrive in the City of Lights.
Enjoy dinner at the Eiffel Tower! After dinner, take a Seine River
cruise against the backdrop of Paris’ glittering skyline. See the Arc
de Triomphe, Notre Dame Cathedral, Champs-Elysees and more.
This is a wonderful introduction to these world-famous cities.
Optional tours offered for Windsor Castle and the Louvre Museum.
Information Slide Shows:
• Thursday, March 19, 12 p.m.
Good Samaritan Hospital, RSVP 513 862 3633
• Thursday, March 19, 2 p.m.
Twin Towers, College Hill, RSVP 513 862 3633
• Thursday, March 19, 6 p.m.
Bethesda North Hospital, RSVP 513 865 1700
• Tuesday, October 21, 6 p.m.
Bethesda North Hospital, RSVP 513 865 1700
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Editors
Pamela Baird
Seniority Coordinator
Bethesda North Hospital
513 865 1700
[email protected]
Candy Hart, RN
Seniority Coordinator
Good Samaritan Hospital
513 862 3633
[email protected]
Navigator for Senior Services
513 569 6200
Health information and referral service.
TriHealth Physician Partners
Geriatric Medicine
513 459 8801
Board-certified Geriatrician serving the needs
of elderly patients.
AmeriMed
513 942 3670
In-home IV therapy, nutritional support
and anti-infective therapies.
Older Adult Driver Ability Screening
513 569 6777
Confidential ability screening; no physician
referral required.
TriHealth Home Connections®
513 569 5115
Personal emergency response systems and
home safety services.
Driver’s Evaluation
513 569 6777
Comprehensive evaluation for those with a
major life disability; physician referral required.
Brett Kirkpatrick
Executive Director of
Ambulatory and Senior Services
Senior Behavioral Health
513 862 4100
Specialized inpatient and clinical program dedicated
to the mental health needs of older adults.
Seniority Membership Program
Events, travel, classes and discounts.
Lori Aronson
Director of Senior Services
Hospice of Cincinnati
513 891 7700
Comfort-oriented care for terminally ill patients
and their families.
TriHealth.com
American Nursing Care
513 731 4600
Care in the home provided by RNs, LPNs,
therapists and home-health aides.
Bethesda North Hospital
513 865 1700
Good Samaritan Hospital
513 862 3633