Summer 2018Seniority Insider

Dear Members,

Summer in the city can be hot and humid, but

classrooms are usually air-conditioned and

cool, so sign up for one of the educational

opportunities in this issue of Seniority Insider.

In this issue we are offering a couple of

classes to provide education about infection.

This is a topic often in the news because of

“Super Bugs”. Viral, bacterial, stomach flu,

summer colds … what are the basic truths

about infections? Seniority has several On The Go trips that are sure to make you want

to get out of the house and have some fun.

From a behind the scenes tour of refurbished

and revitalized Memorial & Music Halls to

a two night getaway to Fall Fiesta of Fun

filled with laughter and of course adventure

travel for those looking to truly get away—far

away. Keep yourself and your brain actively

engaged. It may be summertime, but exercise

should not cease just because it’s too hot

to play outside. There are plenty of activities

that can be done inside a nice cool workout

center and let’s not forget about swimming.

Swimming is awesome for those with aching

joints because of buoyancy.

Wishing you good health always,

Pamela S. Baird and Candy Hart, RN

TriHealth Seniority Administrators

In this issue

Focus On .................................... 2

Calendar of events ................... 2

Healthy hint ............................... 5

Seniority on the go .................. 5

SeniorityInsiderMember Newsletter | Summer 2018

Protecting the Public from Infectious DiseaseInfectious diseases are disorders caused by microorganisms—such as bacteria, viruses, fungi or parasites. Many organisms normally live in and on our bodies. These organisms are typically harmless or even helpful, but under certain conditions, some organisms may cause disease. Helping the public avoid infectious diseases is the role of the TriHealth Infectious Diseases group.

From the management of infection risks within physician practices and hospitals to antimicrobial stewardship, the role of Infectious Disease physicians is a key to patient safety within the healthcare system. Overuse of antibiotics has led to the development of resistant strains of bacteria and this antibiotic resistance puts our health security at risk. Antibiotic resistance is associated with increased risk of hospitalization, longer hospital stays, increased risk of ICU admission and increased mortality rates.

While frequent and thorough hand-washing helps protect from most infectious diseases and is always recommended for the public and medical staff, many levels of additional protection are being standardized throughout TriHealth. The TriHealth Perioperative Infection Prevention Program identifies and screens for infections before surgical procedures. For example, if a patient is found to be a Staph bacteria carrier, physicians can decolonize the patient and reduce the risk of infection prior to a procedure such as joint replacement or pacemaker insertion. Ultraviolet robots used to decontaminate patient rooms and operating rooms offer another level of protection against infection in the hospital setting.

How can you help prevent antibiotic resistance? Don’t use antibiotics for viruses due to colds or flu. Follow antibiotic directions carefully and finish medication even if you feel better. Some bacteria may survive and re-infect you. Don’t save antibiotics for later or use someone else’s prescription.

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1. Infection! What is it?

We have all had them, from a splinter, to a bug bite we scratched too much, to a raging inferno in our gut that signals a major infection. They can be anywhere, and happen anytime. Viruses are smaller than bacteria. They enter a cell, leave genetic material which causes the cell to multiply. Bacteria are everywhere in life. They can live in any environment, even in toxic waste! Viruses cause things like hepatitis, polio, the flu, and ebola, while bacteria cause things like pneumonia, plague, food poisoning, UTIs, and upper respiratory tract infections. Come learn what they are, what the difference is, and how to survive.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Friday, July 2710 – 11 a.m.

Nathanael Greene Lodge Tuesday, July 31

10–11 a.m.

2. How to prevent, cure and take care of an infection

Why are there super bugs? Where do they come from? Do you have to take all your antibiotics? And why do antibiotics not work against a cold? The symptoms of an infection depend on the organism causing it as well as the site. As you read in our Healthy Hint this issue, handwashing is the biggest, strongest weapon in the fight against infection. Learn how and what more you can do. If you use antibiotics too often or too long, you impact the healthy bacteria in your body which can lead to fungal infections! Don’t get sick! Come learn all about it.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Monday, August 27

10 – 11 a.m.

Nathanael Greene Lodge Wednesday, August 29

10 – 11 a.m.

Focus On … Infection!

Infection is the effect that a foreign organism has when it enters the body. What could it be? Bacteria? A virus? A nasty little fungus? A protozoa? A parasite? Oh my! There are so many things that can cause an infection. And they are all treated differently. Come hear our experts at this short, 2 class series, talk about what infection is and how it is treated. Let’s fight!

Reservations for ALL “Focus On” classes listed below must be made by calling 513.569.6400 or by registering online at TriHealthSeniorsHealth.com under Focus Classes.

COST: FREE COST: FREE

Calendar of events

TriHealth Physicians Speaker Series Common Pelvic Floor Issues with Rachel Pauls, MD

Dr. Pauls and her partners at Cincinnati Urogynecology Associates are dedicated to improving women’s lives by treating the issues that impact quality of life. Their practice sees patients with pelvic organ prolapse (fallen bladder or dropped uterus), urinary incontinence (leaky bladder) to recurrent urinary tract infections. Join us for an educational opportunity to learn about common pelvic floor concerns from a TriHealth expert.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Thursday, July 19, 6:30– 7:30 p.m.

RSVP: Not required, for directions call 513 985 0900

COST: FREE

Cancer Wellness Program

This free 12-week exercise program is for those who are currently in treatment or are within one year of finishing treatment. The class meets two days per week for an hour. Once per week the exercise session is traditional cardio, strength and flexibility; then the other session mixes it up with a variety of ways to get in a workout. Space is limited and a physician’s clearance is required.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Mondays & Thursdays, July 16 through October 4, 11 a.m. Tuesdays & Thursdays, August 21 through November 8, 6 p.m.

RSVP: 513 246 2622 (Karen Sims) or email karen_sims2@trihealth.com

COST: FREE (Made possible by TriHealth Cancer Institute.)

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Yoga for Seniors

Does arthritis pain and stiffness affect your activities? Have you heard about the benefits of Yoga, but never have tried it? Our Yoga Classes include use of a chair and also mat work. Don’t let the idea of getting down on a mat scare you, because the instructors show you how to get back up. Yoga provides an excellent workout, increases flexibility and can help with balance. Please check your schedule to insure you can attend five of the six class dates. Class size is limited.

Good Samaritan Hospital Fridays, July 20 through August 24, 10– 11 a.m.

RSVP: Pre-registration is required 513 569 5420

COST: FREE

We’ve Got Your Back

Join Dustin Menetrey PT DPT, Therapy Manager with Functional Pathways, as he presents an educational program on spine deterioration and improving your overall spine health. Dustin will share his recommendations for maintaining mobility and flexibility and range of motion. You will learn ways to increase muscle strength with suggested exercises and decrease stiffness and soreness. Don’t let aches and pains keep you from doing what you love this summer.

Campus Center Great Room Ohio Living Llanfair Tuesday, July 24, 10– 11 a.m.

RSVP: 513 591 4567 (Kim Kaser) or email kkaser@ohioliving.org

COST: FREE

Micro and Macro Nutrients

Get back to basics as our Pavilion Dietitians discuss the big and small nutrients that make up a balanced diet. Learn the difference between proteins, fats and carbohydrates, how much we need and the important roles they play in our overall health.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Wednesday, July 25, 12:30–1:30 p.m.

RSVP: 513 246 2606 (Caitlin Ottaway) or email caitlin_ottaway@trihealth.com

COST: FREE

Stepping On

Does the idea of falling scare you? This 7-week course about fall prevention could be your answer. Stepping On is a nationally recognized “best practice”. There will be discussions about nutrition, home evaluations & modifications, medication effects, and home safety. In addition we will practice exercises that help with balance, flexibility and endurance. At the end of the seven weeks, you will feel more reassured about living independently and less afraid of falling. Please check your schedule to insure you can attend at least six of the seven classes. Attendance at Class #1 is required.

Sharonville Fire Station #86 11637 Chester Road, 45246 Wednesdays, August 8 through September 19, 9–11 a.m.

Nathanael Greene Lodge 6394 Wesselman Road, 45248 Tuesdays, September 11 through October 23, 1–3 p.m.

RSVP: 513 865 5005, Class size is limited to 20 participants per location.

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

Cooking with Greens

Kale, collards and cabbage, oh my! It’s no secret a diet rich in greens has benefits associated with blood sugar, inflammation, and brain & gut health. Many of us fall short of getting adequate servings of these antioxidant-packed, fiber-filled, vitamin & mineral-rich nutritional powerhouses. Join Pavilion Dietitians to learn delicious ways to go green.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Wednesday, August 8, 12:30 p.m. OR 6 p.m.

RSVP: 513 246 2606 (Caitlin Ottaway) or email caitlin_ottaway@trihealth.com

COST: $5 (special Seniority member price)

Sugar

Sugar is prevalent in most Americans’ diets—sometimes lurking in foods we aren’t even aware of. Is all sugar bad? Can sugar be good for you? Join our Pavilion Dietitians to learn some sweet answers.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Wednesday, August 22, 6–7 p.m.

RSVP: 513 246 2606 (Caitlin Ottaway) or email caitlin_ottaway@trihealth.com

COST: FREE

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Managing Your Chronic Condition

Did you know that exercise is one of the best ways to manage a chronic medical condition? Exercise can help control the pain, stiffness and fatigue that can be associated with many conditions such as arthritis, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, chronic back pain, autoimmune conditions and many others. This program is designed to help you learn how to use exercise to manage your condition. Meeting once per week for an hour for 12-weeks with some of the classes meeting in the pool, we will help you find the right exercise routine. Space is limited and physician clearance is required.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Tuesdays, September 4 through November 20, 6–7 p.m.

RSVP: 513 246 2622 (Karen Sims) or email karen_sims2@trihealth.com

COST: $150 for 12-week series

Balance and Stability

Gain confidence and maintain independence by improving balance and stability. During this 12-week program; Jo D Waywood, PT will work to develop a program specifically for you. Class size is limited.

TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Tuesdays, September 4 through November 20, 6–7 p.m.

RSVP: 513 246 2622 (Karen Sims) or email karen_sims2@trihealth.com

COST: $150 for 12-week series

• TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Free one-week guest pass ($50 value). 513 246 2611

• TriHealth Home Connections® Personal Emergency Response Systems One month of free service. 513 569 5115

Bethesda North Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital

• Gift shop discount

• Cafeteria discount, including $6 meals on holidays

• $5 off Older Adult Driver Ability Screening

• Free “Brown Bag with a Pharmacist” medication consultation

Health-related service discounts

• AmeriMed Home Infusion Services 15% off all products not covered by insurance; free delivery. 513 942 3670

• Assisting Hands $1 off the regular hourly rate for independent living support. 513 729 9999

• Audiology Screenings Free from Group Health at Anderson, Clifton, Kenwood, Mason, West Chester, Western Hills or Western Ridge offices. 513 429 4327

• Bernens Medical Pharmacy 15% off nonprescription items. 513 471 7575

• Burlington Pharmacy Healthcare 15% off nonprescription items; free delivery from four area locations. 859 586 6700

• Home Instead $1 off the hourly retail rate for new clients. Hamilton County 513 333 0563 | Butler/Warren 513 701 3141 Clermont/Brown 513 576 1250

• Independent You 15% off all items from this shop featuring adaptive devices and clothing. 513 761 1866

• Kunkle Pharmacy 15% off nonprescription items. 513 231 1943

• LensCrafters 20% off eyeglasses, 20% off contacts. ID# 910-6857

• MedMart 15% off any nonprescription item; $1,250 off a walk-in tub or $300 off a stairlift. (Offers cannot be used together.) 800 950 4400

• Patient Aids 20% off home care equipment (up to $100 maximum discount). 513 984 8876

• Pearle Vision 25% off eyeglasses, 20% off contacts.

• Synergy HomeCare of Cincinnati Three hours of caregiver-assisted transportation for $50 (25% savings). 513 469 CARE (2273)

Member benefits

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Trips with Seniority on the Go

To request a detailed reservation/payment 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 The Exquisite Churches of Greater Cincinnati Thursday, July 26, 9 a.m. Good Samaritan Western Ridge Depart: 9 a.m. Return: 4 p.m. Cost: $98 per person

Price includes: Motor coach, Heritage Program guide, tours of churches including the Plum Street Temple and Mother of God Church, lunch at Blinkers, all taxes and gratuities.

The churches of Cincinnati are intriguing pieces of our history. This year, we will get to see the Plum Street Temple —a rare treat. We will have one of our favorite Heritage Program guides lead us through each of the churches with stories of beauty and faith. Lunch will be a short menu at Blinkers Tavern in Northern KY.

The Western Frontier (of Cincinnati!)

Wednesday, October 24, Good Samaritan Western Ridge Thursday, October 25, TriHealth Pavilion Depart: 9:30 a.m. Return: 3:30 p.m. Cost: $78 per person (Limited to 40 travelers each day)

Price includes: Heritage Program guide, great lunch at Market Street Grill in Harrison, motor coach transportation, and all taxes and gratuities.

Learn about the surprising heroes and history of the far westside of Cincinnati. We will see Governor Looker’s home built in 1804, President Harrison’s tomb, learn about John Cleves Symmes who founded North Bend, the women of the Shaker Garden Club will teach us the medicinal plants and edible plants used for frontier

survival. Shawnee Lookout will give a tour of a settlement log cabin and a one room school house. Lunch will be at the Market Street Grill in Harrison. This trip requires much walking and grounds that are not handicapped accessible.

Get your Christmas shopping: All Wrapped Up With Elvis! EXCLUSIVE ONE DAY ONLY

Friday, November 2, 2018 TriHealth Pavilion and Good Samaritan Western Ridge Depart: 6:30 a.m. Return: 3:30 p.m. Cost: $125 per person

Price includes: Gift Mart at Duke Energy Center, Cincy Specialty Food and Treats Show, Elvis Lives show, lunch at the Syndicate, motorcoach, all taxes and gratuities.

The incredible Gift Mart at the Duke Energy Center will open 2 hours early just for special groups like us! Aisle upon aisle of unique specialty vendors for a truly exceptional gift buying experience. And we have it for 2 hours, before the public! The Cincy Specialty Food and Treats Show will be featuring the finest chocolate, desserts, candies, meat and cheeses, olive oils, dips and spreads, and all with hundreds of samples to try before you buy. Then, off to the Syndicate in Newport for a one of a kind special Elvis Lives show starring award winning Tyler Christopher, a tribute artist who recreates Elvis from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Get your Christmas gift shopping All Wrapped Up!

Handwashing—it’s critical!Hand washing is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of disease and germs. When should you wash your hands? All the time. Your cell phone can have over 2 million germs, that’s more than 503 toilet seats.

When to use soap? Soap is by far the most effective weapon in the war against germs; and it does NOT have to be anti bacterial soap. Good old bar soap works just fine. Wet your hands with cool or warm water. Use bar soap or liquid soap and rub your hands together to make a good lather. Soap up your hands for 15 – 20 seconds. Sing The Alphabet Song through (no rushing!) and you will have it right. Soap and water will remove 99.9% of all germs.

When to use hand sanitizer? Hand sanitizer is often available when soap and clean water is not. Perhaps on a trip, at a ball game, on a picnic, soap and water may not be available, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t clean your hands. Use an alcohol based hand sanitizer that is at least 60% alcohol. Use enough to cover all surfaces of your hands and rub hands together until hands feel dry, approximately 20 seconds. Not using enough and not rubbing long enough are the two biggest mistakes.

If your hands are visibly dirty or greasy, use soap and water. If there is no soap and water available, use hand sanitizer but follow as soon as you can with soap and water.

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Irving Berlin’s White Christmas at La Comedia

Friday, December 7, Good Samaritan Western Ridge and TriHealth Pavilion Depart: 9:15 a.m. Return: approximately 3:30/4:00 p.m. Cost: $98 per person

Price includes: Motor coach, reserved seats for White Christmas, delicious lunch buffet, all taxes and gratuities.

Irving Berlin wrote White Christmas to the delight of countless generations. Songs such as White Christmas, Snow, Love, You Didn’t Do Right By Me, Sisters, Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep, and many more will bring back wonderful thoughts of Christmas present and past. And the delicious lunch buffet will be better than ever! Remember Rosemary this Christmas.

Overnight tripsAll True to the Red, White and Blue Tuesday, August 21 – Thursday, August 23, 2018 Cost: Double starting at $618 per person (optional insurance at additional cost)

Price includes: Two nights’ accommodations, breakfast treats, 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners, 4 shows, fireworks, motor coach, taxes and gratuities.

Only a few spaces remain on this patriotic trip to Amish country to see 3 fabulous shows, visit Amish bakeries and pick up your favorite cheese. Flags, fireworks, musical shows, and a great new hotel in Berlin! Flag Lady, “The Many Faces of Old Glory,” hear the Victory Canteen Singers, see the Auman Museum of Radio and Television, The Famous Ending Museum, Dennison Depot, the site of a Red Cross Canteen, Swiss Heritage Winery, and finally an all-American Buffet with fried chicken and apple pie followed by “Stars and Stripes in the Country” with liberty and laughs for all. The grand finale is an outdoor fireworks display!

A Fall Fiesta of Fun! Monday, September 10 – Wednesday, September 12, 2018 Cost: Double starting at $612 per person (optional insurance at additional cost)

Price includes: Two nights’ accommodations, breakfast treats, 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners, guide, wagon rides, motor coach, taxes and gratuities.

See Landoll’s luxurious castle in the heart of Mohican County, visit with Johnny Appleseed, wagon rides, make your own scarecrow, Hartzler Dairy for fresh ice cream, Rubbermaid Factory Store with scavenger hunt and prizes, pumpkins, Malabar Farm where Bogie and Bacall were married, apples, and more! Come share this fun fall festivity!

Christmas Movies, Memories and More Wednesday, November 28 – Friday, November 30, 2018 Cost: Double starting at $659 per person (optional insurance at additional cost)

Price includes: Two nights’ accommodations, breakfast treats, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners, motor coach, taxes and gratuities.

Unbelievable Christmas Spirit and Joy in Cleveland. Medina Square, Castle Noel, animated New York window displays, Hollywood Christmas props and sets including the Grinch’s sleigh! A Blizzard vortex tunnel, Gervasi Winery dinner, St. Michael the Archangel Church built in 1881, the Christmas Story house, visit the Tower City Center and Terminal Tower, see the Christmas Wonderland at Donzell’s Flower and Garden Center with over 100 permanent trees with mechanical and animated characters. An evening tour of Stan Hywet Hall, including a 65 room mansion, Tudor Village, Carriage House, and Gardens decorated to the hilt. Harry London’s Candy Factory, Broad Run Cheese and Swiss Heritage Winery, and more Christmas than you can shake a candy cane at!

Partners in travelSeniority partners with several companies that offer outstanding group travel opportunities. Some offer informational slide shows to provide tour details and get you even more excited! Presentation locations and times change. Please make reservations to attend our no-obligation slideshows.

Special Note: At our 2018 summer informational slide shows we have asked our partners to present two exciting travel shows at one time and location. Attend both shows and learn about four tours.

America’s Canyonlands

Presented by Premier World Discovery TRIP DATE: Thursday, October 11, – Thursday, October 18, 2018 Cost: $2,999 per person, double occupancy (insurance is available at additional cost). The listed price includes $100 per person discount if final payment is made by check. Price includes: Round-trip airfare, 7 nights lodging, 13 meals, guide, luggage handling, hometown pick-up and more!

National Parks: Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion with tram tour, plus Sedona trolley tour, Lake Powell cruise, Monument Valley aboard 4 wheel drive vehicles with Navajo guide, western dinners, Cameron Trading Post, Desert View Tower, Antelope Canyon, chapel of the Holy Cross, and a final night in Las Vegas, with a city tour featuring Old Downtown and the Vegas strip. If you love America’s National Parks, this is the group tour for you. Informational slide shows are over, but you can still join us! Call Melissa Bray at Wayfarer Travel, 513 271 4637.

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Great Trains and Grand Canyons

Presented by Premier World Discovery Sunday, October 6 - Friday, October 11, 2019

Cost: $2,795 per person, double occupancy (insurance at additional cost). Listed price includes booking discount of $100 per person if final payment is paid by check.

Price includes: Round-trip airfare, 5 nights lodging, 8 meals, experienced local guides, luggage handling, and hometown pick-up.

Sedona Trolley Tour, Oak Creek Canyon, Grand Canyon Railway to the south rim of the Grand Canyon, Black Bart’s Steakhouse and Saloon, Montezuma Castle, Verde Canyon Railroad, Blazin’ M Ranch, chuck wagon supper and Western Stage show, chapel of the Holy Cross. This is a beautiful part of America and should be seen by everyone. Last time Seniority offered this tour there we filled two coaches with travelers who had a great time. It was such a fabulous trip we decided to offer it again!

Information Slide Shows: Nathanael Greene Lodge, RSVP 513 862 3633 Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 10:30 a.m.

TriHealth Pavilion, RSVP 513 865 1700 Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 2:00 p.m.

Nova Scotia and the Canadian Maritimes

Presented by Premier World Discovery Wednesday, August 14 - Thursday, August 22, 2019

Cost: $3,399 per person, double occupancy (insurance is available at additional cost). Listed price Includes booking discount of $100 per person if final payment is paid by check. Price includes: Round-trip airfare, 8 nights lodging, 12 meals, experienced local guides, luggage handling, and hometown pick-up.

Halifax, Bedford Basin, Alexander Graham Bell National Museum, Cabot trail, Cape Breton National Park, Prince Edward Island, Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, Oak Island resort, Green Gables Farmhouse & Museum, Lobster Dinner, Peggy’s Cove—All the wildly beautiful places and historic sites you’ve read about and dreamed of visiting.

Information Slide Shows: Nathanael Greene Lodge, RSVP 513 862 3633 Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 10:30 a.m.

TriHealth Pavilion, RSVP 513 865 1700 Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 2:00 p.m.

America’s Great Lakes aboard the elegant MV Victory I

Presented by Alexander + Roberts Wednesday June 26 to Saturday July 6, 2019

Cruise price starting at: $7,298 per person, double occupancy for Category E cabins.

Savings of up to $600/per double available if cruise is booked and paid in full within one-week of original reservation.

Price includes: 9 nights aboard the MV Victory, 27 meals, guides, luggage handling, and yes even more!

Cruise price does not include: Trip insurance, transportation to Chicago, IL, or returning from Toronto, Canada. Group transportation may be available if 10 reservations are received & confirmed, otherwise air transportation will be individually booked.

Stay in a stylish outside stateroom, dine on award-winning regionally inspired cuisine, participate in shipboard discussions, talks and lectures while you cruise America’s greatest inland waterways. Sail on Lake Michigan out of Chicago, explore Mackinac Island riding in a horse drawn carriage and dine at the Grand Hotel Luncheon Buffet. Traverse the Soo Locks, Sault Ste Marie, Manitoulin Island, cruise Lake Huron, tour the Henry Ford Museum, Cleveland Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, West Side Market, take the Hornblower Cruise through the Great Niagara Gorge, Bridal Veil Falls, and more.

Information Slide Shows: Nathanael Greene Lodge, RSVP 513 862 3633 Tuesday, September 18, 10 a.m.

TriHealth Pavilion, RSVP 513 865 1700 Tuesday, September 18, 3 p.m.

Holy Lands: from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem With optional two nights stay in Petra, Jordan

Presented by Alexander + Roberts Wednesday, November 6 – Friday, November 16, 2019 COMING SOON!! Exclusive custom tour for TriHealth Seniority: Additional pricing and details to be announced: 9 nights lodging, 16 meals, professional guide service, luggage handling, and the bucket list trip of a lifetime!

Totally built to our design, this tour of the Holy Lands will be incredible. From ancient history to modern life in Israel, this tour includes Tel Aviv, Tiberius, Mount of the Beatitudes, Nazareth, Jerusalem, Har Meggido (one of 3 cities Solomon built during his reign), the Church of the Wedding where Jesus turned water into wine, Capernaum, Tabgha where the miracle of the loaves and fishes took place and much more. The Sea of Galilee, Palm Sunday walk, Garden of Gethsemane, Mt. Zion, King David’s tomb, Jordan Valley, Bethlehem, Church of the Nativity, Old Jerusalem, The Dead Sea, the Qumran caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, hotel rooms overlooking the Mediterranean, room of the Last Supper, the Western Wall and Temple Mount. A special bakery only the locals know and other unique treats. You will experience all this and more in a small group tour with no more than 16 travelers.

Information Slide Shows: Nathanael Greene Lodge, RSVP 513 862 3633 Tuesday, September 18, 10 a.m.

TriHealth Pavilion, RSVP 513 865 1700 Tuesday, September 18, 3 p.m.

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

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

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

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

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

Senior Membership ProgramEvents, travel, classes and discounts.Bethesda North Hospital513 865 1700Good Samaritan Hospital513 862 3633

TriHealth Find a Doctor513 569 5400Physician referral service.

TriHealth Home Connections®

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

Editors

Pamela BairdSeniority AdministratorBethesda North Hospital513 865 1700pamela_baird@TriHealth.com

Candy Hart, RNSeniority AdministratorGood Samaritan Hospital513 862 3633candy_hart@TriHealth.com

Lori Baker, MSW, LSW, MSOLDirector of Senior Services

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