We are implementing system enhancements across our agency to better serve our community!

Please note the following temporary service adjustments:

• Legal Helpline Intake Line Closures:

   The Legal Helpline intake lines will be closed on Nov 11, Nov 12, Nov 13, Nov 16, and Nov 17.

   Regular intake service will resume on Wednesday, Nov 18.

• Ongoing Legal Helpline Intake Hours Adjustment:

   Effective Nov 18 through the end of the year, intake phone lines will close daily at 2:30 PM .

• Concerns about a nursing home or assisted living? Do you suspect a Medicare scam or fraud? Seeking help to locate your pension

Phone service for the Long-Term Care Ombudsman (513-458-5518), Senior Medicare Patrol (513-458-5523), and Mid America Pension Project (866-783-5021) is not  impacted by this change.

Thank you for your patience while we complete these improvements.

Category: News

Pro Seniors Executive Director Honored for her Leadership

Pro Seniors Executive Director Rhonda Y. Moore has been awarded the Denis Murphy Award from the Ohio Legal Assistance Foundation. The Denis Murphy Award was created in 1998 in honor of Denis J. Murphy, the Foundation’s founding board president, and is given annually to recognize outstanding leadership and advocacy within Ohio’s legal aid societies.

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Pro Seniors Honors Seniors Who Rock

Pro Seniors celebrated its 40th Anniversary by honoring four Seniors Who Rock, showing that seniors are indeed a vibrant part of our community. The honorees were Marty Brennaman, Sr. Rose Ann Fleming, the Honorable Nathaniel Jones, and Mary Meinhardt.

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Ohio SMP Project Manager on Medicare Nation

Ohio SMP (Senior Medicare Patrol) Project Manager, Anne Fredrickson was Diane Daniels’ guest on Medicare Nation to talk about stopping fraud against seniors.

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Sixth Circuit Court Weighs in on the Definition of Family

Pro Seniors filed a federal class action challenging the way that the State of Ohio defines the word “family” under the Medicaid Act, which requires states that receive federal Medicaid funds to provide low-income Medicare beneficiaries with financial assistance to help pay their out-of-pocket Medicare costs. The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed that “family” does indeed include the Medicare beneficiary’s spouse.

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