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Cincinnati Police undergo training on interactions with people with Alzheimer s, dementia or autism

Police across the nation are arresting more older people. And the consequences can become dangerous – and even deadly when the people getting arrested have dementia.

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Episcopal Retirement Services Notifies Patients and Residents of Data Security Incident

Episcopal Retirement Services Notifies Patients and Residents of Data Security Incident
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What s the problem with affordable housing in Greater Cincinnati, and how can the region solve it?

What s the problem with affordable housing in Greater Cincinnati, and how can the region solve it? Affordable housing is front and center Housing is considered affordable if it costs no more than 30% of a family s household income. Thousands of Tri-State residents spend more than that on housing, though. So why does that matter and what can be done? and last updated 2021-04-27 07:27:12-04 CINCINNATI â Alexis Harris knows what itâs like to rent a place thatâs just beyond affordable. She lives in East Walnut Hills with her teenager and 10-year-old and spends about 35% of her income on their housing.

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Retirement community creates hug huts so that seniors can hug loved ones

Retirement community creates hug huts so that seniors can hug loved ones Share Updated: 8:53 AM CST Feb 13, 2021 Courtis Fuller Share Updated: 8:53 AM CST Feb 13, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript IT’S LITERALLY BEEN A YEAR THAT SOME OF OUR RESIDENTS HAVE BEEN HUGGED EPISCOPAL RETIREMENT SERVICES GOT THE IDEA FOR HUG HUTS AFTER RESIDENTS SHARED WHAT HAS BEEN THE MOST DIFFICULT FOR THEM IN THE PANDEMIC. I WAS TALKING TO OUR RESIDENTS ABOUT WHAT WAS MOST DIFFICULT FOR THEM IN THE PANDEMIC AND STORY AFTER STORY IT RELATED TO PHYSICAL TOUCH AND THE ABILITY TO JUST WHEN DOWN HAVE A HUG OR SOMEONE TO HOLD YOUR HAND OR TOUCH YOUR ARM ALL OF THE RESIDENTS AT DUPREE HAVE TAKEN BOTH DOSES OF THE COVID-19 93 YEAR OLD RESIDENT PAT DONALDSON IS ONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO WORKED ON THE HUG HUTS AND I BROKE DOWN COMPLETELY WHEN I GAVE HER A HUG BECAUSE I FORGOT THE HUMANENESS THE HEART THE HEALTH THE BEHIND JUST A SIMPLE THING AS A HUG. I SAW SOME

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