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- Welcome to Council on Aging’s Aging and Disability Resource Directory. Here you will find information and resources available for older adults, people with disabilities, families and caregivers in our region. To use the directory, enter a search term in the search box and select a county or area from the drop-down menu, or click on the topics links below the search box.
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This section provides information, resources and contact information for people who need care – whether at home, in the community or in a nursing home. Most of the information in this section is aimed at helping you stay independent at home.
Health and SafetyAs we age, there are things we can do for ourselves and our loved-ones to to protect our health and safety. Whether it’s finding a new physician or preparing for a disaster, resources in this section can help.
HousingWhether you need help with a home repair, rental or utility assistance, or finding a home to suit your particular health needs, COA’s housing resources and information can help.
Work, Education and LeisureLearn something, have some fun! Resources in this section will help you find the information you need, whether you want to take a class, find a park, find a job, volunteer, or travel the world.
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Dental Care
Affordable Dentures & Implants
Cincinnati Ohio 45240
Description:
More than 7 million patients have received care from an Affordable Dentures & Implants (AD&I) practice. Each AD&I practice is individually owned and operated by a licensed dentist, who is the Practice Owner, and supported by Affordable Care, the largest dental support organization in the U.S. focused on tooth replacement services. AD&I practices have an on-site dental laboratory, allowing the practice to provide same day dental services.
AD&I Values is to provide Affordable Quality,Trusted Advisors , Community Driven, Nonj-udgemental care.
The first Affordable Dentures dental practice opened in 1975 in Kinston, North Carolina when founding dentists, Dr. George Edwards, Jr., and Dr. Donald Henson, saw a growing need in their community to provide dentures and tooth extractions at affordable fees. Today, Affordable Dentures is now known as Affordable Dentures & Implants, with expanded services that include dentures, extractions and dental implants
Provides affordable implants for a full range of solutions; to replace a single tooth, to stabilize a loose denture or to create a fixed/non-removable appliance
Affordable Dentures (they provide all sorts of low low cost dental work including extractions, dentures, partials, etc.)
Dental OPTIONS/ Cincy smiles
Cincinnati 45203
Description:
Dental OPTIONS (Ohio Partnership To Improve Oral health through access to Needed Services) is a program offered by the Ohio Department of Health in partnership with the Ohio Dental Association. The mission of OPTIONS is to assist Ohioans with special health care needs and/or financial barriers to obtain dental care. OPTIONS patients are primarily adults; many are the “working poor” or elderly living on a fixed income. Eligible patients are matched with volunteer OPTIONS dentists who have agreed to reduce fees for dental care. For more information click here.
Dr. Bruce Rogovin of Finneytown
Cincinnati OH 45231
Description:
Dr. Bruce Rogovin, DMD accepts the following 4 Insurance Carriers: Please verify this information when scheduling an appointment
- Assurant Health
- Delta Dental
- Dental Network of America
- United Concordia
Pets In Need
Cincinnati Ohio 45215
Description:
Pets enhance our lives and we believe everyone should be able to experience the unconditional love and health benefits that having a pet brings. Moreover, we believe anyone who wants to share a loving home with a pet should have access to affordable veterinary services to make keeping that pet possible.
Pets In Need serves pet families with a total annual income that is 200% or less of the federal poverty level.
Services include:
- Primary care: basic wellness/preventative services, treatment of chronic conditions such as diabetes or renal failure; monthly flea and heartworm prevention
- Surgical services, including mass removals, enucleations, and routine spay/neuter
- Dental services, including routine prophylaxis, digital x-rays, and extractions
- Heartworm treatment
- Compassionate end-of-life care and humane euthanasia
The clinic is the only permanent resource for comprehensive veterinary care for low-income pet families in the Greater Cincinnati area. There are no geographic restrictions and our clients come from the entire OH/KY/IN tristate area
United Way 211
Description:
**Temporary warming shelters available by contacting 2-1-1 for Butler, Clermont, Clinton, and Warren counties**
2-1-1 can be accessed by phone or computer. A toll-free call to 2-1-1 connects you to a community resource specialist in your area who can put you in touch with local organizations that provide critical services that can improve—and save—lives. You’ll find information about:
- supplemental food and nutrition programs
- shelter and housing options and utilities assistance
- emergency information and disaster relief
- employment and education opportunities
- services for veterans
- health care, vaccination and health epidemic information
- addiction prevention and rehabilitation programs
- reentry help for ex-offenders
- support groups for individuals with mental illnesses or special needs
- a safe, confidential path out of physical and/or emotional domestic abuse
Whether in times of natural disaster or personal crisis, 2-1-1 is committed to being the first, most essential resource to anyone who needs help.