Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio

08/25/2026

Knowledge is power! Consider attending one of these helpful events to prepare for Medicare Open Enrollment.

OSHIIP’s Medicare Checkup Events are happening across Ohio now through December — get the facts you need to prepare for Medicare in 2027. Find an upcoming event near you! https://bit.ly/4giVrgn

08/25/2026

There's a general election coming on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Now's a great time to make sure you're registered and to learn about early and absentee voting. Council on Aging has compiled info about all these things, and location and contact info for the county boards of election in southwestern Ohio. Learn more at the link in the comments. ⬇️

08/20/2026

The 5th Annual Elder Care Symposium will be held on Sept. 10 at the Oasis Conference Center in Loveland. The event brings together leading experts for an engaging, all-day experience focused on an important topic: Protecting & Powering the Brain. Designed for seniors, caregivers, and elder care professionals, this event breaks down the science of aging and how to protect cognition as we get older.

Learning sessions include:
• Tips for improving your memory power
• Secrets of Super Agers
• Brain Healthy Living
• How Stress Impacts Your Cognition As You Age
• Cognition Changes That Come With Parkinson’s
• How Expectations Impact Dementia Care
• And much more!

COA is an event sponsor... be sure to stop by our table if you attend!

SEPTEMBER 10, 2026 - Oasis Conference Center, Loveland, OH 45140. Learn from some of the best minds in the field of aging.

08/19/2026

Have you heard about STEPS to Stability? Through the utility assistance program, Hamilton County residents who meet age and income requirements may apply for up to a $500 credit to their Duke Energy account. Applications are open until Aug. 31. This LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV piece covers program details.

As prices climb for gas, groceries and utilities, seniors living on fixed incomes in Hamilton County can get help paying their Duke Energy bills.

08/18/2026

If your property was damaged by the recent severe storms in Ohio, be aware that during times like these, scammers follow, actively attempting to take your money and run. Read this piece to learn how to protect yourself.

In the wake of severe storms across Ohio, AGE is warning all Ohioans, including older adults, to beware of home repair scams. https://aging.ohio.gov/see-news-and-events/news/ohio-department-of-aging-cautions-ohioans-about-post-storm-scams

08/17/2026

📢 Clinton County FreshConnect - a pilot collaboration between the Clinton County Foundation, ENERGIZE Clinton County, Clinton County Farmers' Market and Council on Aging - is making available 40, $25-value free vouchers to Clinton County older adults to redeem at the market's Social Services Day, Saturday, Aug. 22, 8:30 a.m.-Noon.

To qualify, you must be a Clinton County resident and age 60 or older. Bring proof of age and residence to the Council on Aging table at the event to get your voucher, which must be redeemed at the market that day at participating vendors. 🍎🥬🍅🥕

First come, first served! Get details at the link in comments. ⬇️

08/10/2026

📰 Our August newsletter is available now!

To never miss the latest news and info about exciting COA programs and services for older adults and caregivers, be sure to join our mailing list.

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Both links available in the comments below. ⬇️

08/07/2026

Want to know about programs and resources available to older adults and caregivers in your area? Come see us at one of these events!

08/06/2026

Thanks to additional funding from Hamilton County, Ohio - Government, eligible older adults in the county can apply for up to $500 in assistance toward their Duke Energy utility bill. Apply online anytime or call during designated hours. Get all the details at the link in the comments. ⬇️

Helps address common, one-time needs that can impact an older adult’s ability to remain independent.

08/05/2026

The Clinton County Older Adults Home Modification Program is winding down, and it's your last chance to apply for no-cost home modifications that could help you age in place in your home for as long as possible! Applicants should be 62 or older, own their home in Clinton County and have household income of $50,300 or less for one person or $57,500 or less for two. Get all the details at the link in the comments. ⬇️