Five years ago, Steven Bohman’s grandmother entered Madonna Manor for physical therapy. The 13-year-old had no idea that a ripple effect was set in motion that day, one that would lead him down a path to impact so many.

When most people think about breast cancer screening, mammography immediately comes to mind. While mammograms are beneficial exams and are a great option for preventative screening, the fact is that mammograms can miss approximately 30 to 35 percent of invasive breast cancers. The Cris Collinsworth ProScan Fund (CCPF) is working to make sure the women in the Tri-State area know that when it comes to breast cancer screening, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. CCPF is working to educate women about their options through their Pink Ribbon Empowerment Program, or PREP.

Stepping Stones’ June Golf Classic netted $80,000 to support programs for children, teens and adults with disabilities. The 16th annual event was held June 12 at O’Bannon Creek Golf Course in Loveland, and welcomed 160 golfers from around the country.

Nearly 30 percent of women will suffer from conditions caused by deterioration of muscles, connective tissues, bone structures and ligaments in the pelvis at some point in their lifetime. Together, these are collectively known as the “pelvic floor,” and are critical to supporting organs such as the uterus and bladder. Yet as common as pelvic floor disorders are, many women do not seek treatment, suffering from needless discomfort and embarrassment. Dr. Shah says The Christ Hospital Pelvic Floor Center offers unique benefits over traditional treatment.

Dilly has been a Mariemont neighborhood gem since it opened 34 years ago. Owner Chuck Warinner is excited to reveal the ​bistro, bar & bottle shop’s recent renovation, Dilly’s first major facelift since 1996.

Do you remember a time when you put your child down and they just stayed put? They were exactly where you left them.

Nearly 31,000 people in the Greater Cincinnati area live with type 1 diabetes, which makes finding a cure vital. The JDRF Southwest Ohio chapter is committed to funding that cure, and as a result has experienced several consecutive years of record-breaking fundraising success.

Amy Stafford has a hard time believing more than two decades have passed since she and her husband Jim opened their namesake jewelry store in Kenwood, but somehow it’s true. Amy credits her family’s success to a strong, straightforward philosophy: form long-term relationships with clients and suppliers and focus on a level of service and quality that keeps customers coming back.

The buzz of Cincinnati’s booming startup community called attorney Paige Connelly to Thompson Hine’s Emerging Companies practice after starting her legal career following a decade away from the Queen City. Now she’s helping entrepreneurs navigate the legal framework that girds the region’s thriving innovation ecosystem.

When the world’s best plastic surgeons want to hear from one of the leading experts in their field, they turn Dr. Alexander Donath of Cincinnati Facial Plastic Surgery.

The assisted and independent living spaces at the Barrington of Oakley are spacious and cozy at the same time, reflecting the community’s philosophy of bringing home to each resident.

For Jeffrey Nerad, MD, an ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgeon at Cincinnati Eye Institute (CEI), surgery truly is an art form.

“We have a tagline here,” smiles Suzanne Kathman, executive director of Mercy Neighborhood Ministries. “It’s ‘educating for life, training for employment and helping seniors age in place.’ ”

Years of pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding can take their toll on a woman’s body. With a “mommy makeover,” those changes don’t have to be so permanent. Dr. Allison Lied, a plastic surgeon with Mangat, Holzapfel & Lied Plastic Surgery, says the “mommy makeover,” the common name for a series of procedures focused on body parts most altered by pregnancy, is growing in popularity among women who have moved past child-bearing years.

Where will you be May 6 when the bugler blows the Call to Post for the 143rd running of Kentucky Derby?