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.

Four Seniors Who Rock Honored for their Achievements

Four Seniors Who Rock Honored for their Achievements

Pro Seniors honored four seniors as Seniors Who Rock at their 4th annual award ceremony, and two of the honorees were graduates of the University of Cincinnati and two were graduates of Xavier University, showing that planting roots can have a wonderful impact on the community.  On Wednesday, August 29th, honorees Marianna Brown Bettman, Dan Hurley, Don Neyer, and Walter T. Oka talked about a quote that has inspired them and kept them rocking.

Bettman is the first woman who was elected to the Ohio First District Court of Appeals, a Professor of Practice Emerita at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, and Legally Speaking Ohio blogger.  She talked about, “what’s worth doing is worth doing well.”

Hurley is a historian and founder of Applied History Associates, the former host of Local 12 Newsmakers and former director of Leadership Cincinnati.  Hurley is inspired by a quote from Lynn Meyers from the Ensemble Theater of Cincinnati: “You can teach society better from a stage than from a pulpit.”

Neyer is a retired real estate developer and contractor, SCORE counselor, and active volunteer.  He believes in having a PMA, Positive Mental Attitude to love all and serve all.

Oka is a World War II veteran, retired medical technologist, Aikido instructor, and frequent presenter.  His quote, “Go for broke,” was the motto for the 442nd Regimental Combat Team that he was a part of during World War II.

The proceeds from the event help fund Pro Seniors’ Legal Hotline, which provides free legal advice to any Ohioan who is 60 or older.  Thank you to everyone who supported the event.  And thank you to our Band Sponsors: Al. Neyer, Friends of Rocking Marianna Bettman, and The Yunker Group.  We so appreciate your dedication to our clients.