Ali Asbury Howard, President of Thrive Memory Care at West Chester, is emphatic explaining what is at the heart of Thrive’s memory care program. The state certified people who staff the Thrive community, their desire to be there for the residents, the training they receive before they work with residents and continuing over the course of their careers all combine to create a safe caring environment for seniors living with memory impairment.

Two hearts becoming one in matrimonial bliss is one of the most incredible experiences a couple can share. The celebration of that event should be handled with unparalleled devotion and care.

There’s no doubt the Greater Cincinnati region is blessed with a vital health care community. From Dr. Sabin’s life-saving work to eradicate polio to the strong tradition of medical schools and hospitals occupying Cincinnati’s “Pill Hill,” our region is fortunate to have not just a lot of health care practitioners, but a wide variety of specialists, too. Our firm, John D. Dovich & Associates, LLC is a proud sponsor of Venue Magazine’s Rising Star Medical Leaders.

Presbyopia-correction intraocular implant lenses. Try saying that three times fast.

A diagnosis of cancer for a loved one can be devastating. And finding out that they must travel to another city to seek treatment, away from their much-needed emotional support system, can be just as difficult. The UC Health Barrett Cancer Center is working to bring world-class cancer treatment to Cincinnati – with the help of thousands of cyclists.

Ambassador of the European Union to the United States David O’Sullivan was the Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker at the European American Chamber of Commerce (EACC) Annual Gala Dinner at the Drees Pavilion on Wednesday, May 16.

Lifestyle home” may not be the first phrase that comes to mind when considering retirement living options, but The Christian Village of Mason is working to challenge that perception.

In this interview, Irene Clayton and her daughter, Eliana, share how much the chance to go to Camp Livingston, aided by a grant from the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, means to them. Irene is from Israel, but now calls Cincinnati home. Located in southeastern Indiana, Camp Livingston has been a Jewish overnight camp for over 90 years.

Spring is a great time for a home refresh. Jill Koch, interior designer with Designs on Madison, an interior design firm in East Walnut Hills, says when winter is finally over, “sprucing up the house brings excitement for the warm weather approaching.”

Spring Fever? Botanica, a custom floral design and home décor store in Loveland, has the cure. Décor-savvy aficionados will fawn over the beautifully arranged vibrant tulips, pastel-hued hydrangeas and succulents.

Besides founding GBS, the successful IT company based in Newport, Kentucky, Gaby Batshoun has never run out of passion projects to dedicate himself to, whether it is at home or in the community. Cars have been one of those passions ever since Batshoun was a kid in Jordan tinkering in his father’s repair shop.

In an effort to help ensure Cincinnati Parks endure for future generations to enjoy, The Women’s Committee of Smale Riverfront Park created the Hats Off Luncheon. Now in its 12th year, this festive and unique luncheon for both men and women serves to raise important funds and awareness of our world class park system.

Founded in 1989, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams based its manufacturing in the beautiful countryside of Taylorsville, North Carolina, and remains there today. Spanning more than one million square feet, skilled artisans work hand-in-hand with designers to bring their vision to life. Mitchell and Bob often refer to their factory as a finely tuned symphony.

On the evening of April 27th, 2018, the Ladies of Kindervelt 50 and over 200 guests gathered at the new Summit Hotel to raise money for Kindervelt’s Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.

“As a kid, I had a Helen Keller poster on my wall that read ‘You can accomplish anything you put your mind to,’” remembers Matt Brennan. “Mt. Everest is the ultimate test to that saying. It represents the pinnacle of achieving what is possible.” This spring, Brennan is on his way to become the first Cincinnatian to climb Earth’s highest mountain.