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The Bash is Back, and this time we're over on the West Side for another afternoon and evening of entertainment, food and information, all geared to people 50+. And if you're an animal lover, you'll like our "pet" charity: The Sanctuary for Senior Dogs. ...

Do you know someone who makes a great impact, improving the lives of others in an exceptional way? From housing to healthcare, employment, recreation and more, here's your chance to nominate those who are creatively addressing Better Living After 50!  ...

Enjoy Chocolate, Wine and a free CEU! Laurie G. Steiner Esq. presents 'The Long-Term Care Bucket List: Protecting Yourself Before Long-Term Care' on February 11. ...

While the house may not need to be sold in order to qualify for Medicaid, state Medicaid agencies will likely place a lien on any real estate owned by a Medicaid beneficiary during his or her life. The state cannot impose a lien if a spouse, a disabled or blind child, a child under age 21, or a sibling with an equity interest in the house is living in the house. ...

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Anyone who's struggled with narrow door frames, awkward stairs and other mobility barriers will appreciate the creativity that has gone into an international barrier-free design competition called Zero Threshold. Stop by The McGregor Foundation and see a few dozen of the submissions. Prepare to be amazed. ...

Cluttered house, cluttered mind. Don't let your mess mess with your head. Make a list of what needs to go, what needs cleaning, and what can stay the way it is. Your house and head will thank you. ...

Under Construction

The Montrose area near state Route 18 and Interstate 77 is the site of a new senior living complex now under construction by Omni Senior Living.

The continuum care facility in Copley Township will include independent living, assisted living and memory care apartments, along with independent living villas.

The VITALIA Senior Residences of Montrose will open later this summer.

 

New Logo and Website

Ohio Masonic Home, a non-profit, 55-plus living community and healthcare provider that owns and operates three campuses in Ohio, including one in Medina, has refreshed its corporate branding with a new logo and the launch of its newly designed website, ohiomasonichome.org

 

Originally founded by the Masonic Fraternity to care for Ohio Masons, their families and children, Ohio Masonic Home evolved over time into a senior living provider. While still serving Ohio Freemasons and their families, Ohio Masonic Home, and its subsidiaries, opened its doors to the public over 20 years ago.

 

Learn More

 

Hilltop Senior Living in Euclid has started College Course Fridays by joining Cuyahoga Community College’s Encore 55 program. Every Friday, residents can take as many courses as they choose from 9 a.m-3 p.m. Encore 55 is available to others, too. Check it out at tri-c.edu.

 

Hispanic Senior Help

Catholic Charities through the Diocese of Cleveland operates the Hispanic Senior Center at St. Augustine Towers, 7800 Detroit Ave. The program is free and open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-4:40 p.m. The Hispanic Senior Center serves seniors in the Greater Cleveland area with an emphasis on the culture and linguistic needs of the older adults of the Hispanic community.

Funding is provided in part by the City of Cleveland Community Development Block Grant, Community West Foundation, Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging, and Catholic Charities donors. To learn more, go to ccdocle.org.

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