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March 2025 Newsletter

LifeCare Alliance Welcomes Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey

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LifeCare Alliance CEO Chuck Gehring and Representative Latyna M. Humphrey.

On Tuesday, February 18, LifeCare Alliance celebrated Black History Month with a special event at Carrie’s Café. The festivities included excellent food, a raffle, and a visit from Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey.

We were honored to host Representative Humphrey and thank her for her continued support in serving our clients!

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LifeCare Alliance Welcomes Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey

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On Tuesday, February 18, LifeCare Alliance celebrated Black History Month with a special event at Carrie’s Café. The festivities included excellent food, a raffle, and a visit from Ohio Representative…

Essential Travel Vaccines for Popular Destinations: Stay Safe with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio

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Planning an international trip to a vibrant destination like Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil? One of the most important steps in preparing for your journey is ensuring you…

LifeCare Alliance Celebrates Ohio State’s Annual Pink Game

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On February 17, 2025, The Ohio State University women’s basketball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes for their annual Pink Game at Value City Arena. Fans wore pink and shook pink…

Donor Spotlight: Barbara Main

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We wanted to take a moment to honor a longtime donor and volunteer, Barbara Main, who has been a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer for the past 25 years. Barbara first heard about…

Essential Travel Vaccines for Popular Destinations: Stay Safe with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio

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Planning an international trip to a vibrant destination like Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil? One of the most important steps in preparing for your journey is ensuring you have the necessary travel vaccines. Not only will this help protect your health, but it will also provide you with peace of mind as you explore these exciting countries. In Columbus, Ohio, LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ travel vaccine clinic offers expert advice and personalized vaccine recommendations based on your specific travel needs.

  1. Traveling to Ghana: Key Vaccines for a Safe Trip

Ghana is a beautiful country known for its rich history and cultural landmarks, but it also presents unique health risks for travelers. Vaccinations are crucial for preventing diseases like yellow fever, hepatitis A and B, and Typhoid. A visit to the travel vaccine clinic in Columbus, Ohio at LifeCare Alliance can ensure you receive the necessary vaccines and guidance for a safe and healthy adventure in Ghana.

  1. Traveling to Kenya: Protect Yourself Against Disease

Kenya’s stunning wildlife, safaris, and scenic beauty attract tourists from around the world. However, like many African countries, it has specific health risks. Vaccines for yellow fever, hepatitis A and B, and typhoid are often recommended for those traveling to Kenya. Depending on your specific itinerary, additional vaccines may be necessary, including those for meningitis and rabies. Schedule an appointment at LifeCare Alliance’s travel vaccine clinic in Columbus, Ohio, to ensure you’re properly protected before your trip to Kenya.

  1. Exploring Costa Rica: Vaccines to Keep You Healthy

Costa Rica is famous for its lush rainforests, wildlife, and beaches, making it a favorite among eco-tourists. While it’s generally a safe destination, certain vaccinations are recommended for travelers, particularly for those visiting rural or remote areas. The CDC advises getting vaccines for hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, and routine vaccinations such as tetanus.

  1. Traveling to Peru: Stay Safe with the Right Vaccines

Peru’s breathtaking landscapes, from the Andes Mountains to Machu Picchu, make it an incredible destination for adventure seekers. However, travelers to Peru may face health risks such as yellow fever, hepatitis A, and typhoid. Before you embark on your Peruvian adventure, make sure you’re up-to-date on your vaccines by visiting LifeCare Alliance’s travel vaccine clinic in Columbus, Ohio. Our professional staff will provide a pre-travel assessment to ensure you’re protected from any potential health threats.

  1. Visiting Brazil: Vaccines for Safe Travel

Brazil, known for its vibrant culture, beautiful beaches, and the Amazon Rainforest, is a popular destination for tourists. However, travelers should be aware of potential health risks such as yellow fever, hepatitis A and B, and typhoid. The CDC recommends the yellow fever vaccine for anyone traveling to certain regions of Brazil, particularly those in rural areas.

Why Choose LifeCare Alliance’s Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio?

Travel vaccines are essential for staying healthy abroad, and LifeCare Alliance’s travel vaccine clinic in Columbus, Ohio, is dedicated to providing the best care for travelers. Our professional nurses will offer personalized vaccine recommendations based on your travel destination, ensuring that you’re fully prepared for any health risks that may arise during your trip. Whether you’re traveling to Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil, we provide comprehensive pre-travel assessments to keep you safe and healthy throughout your journey.

Schedule Your Appointment Today

Don’t wait until the last minute to get your travel vaccines. Protect yourself and your loved ones by scheduling an appointment with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ travel vaccine clinic in Columbus, Ohio. Our experienced team will make sure you’re up-to-date on all the necessary vaccinations so you can enjoy your trip with confidence.

Safe travels start with the right preparation. Book your appointment today!

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LifeCare Alliance Welcomes Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey

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On Tuesday, February 18, LifeCare Alliance celebrated Black History Month with a special event at Carrie’s Café. The festivities included excellent food, a raffle, and a visit from Ohio Representative…

Essential Travel Vaccines for Popular Destinations: Stay Safe with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio

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Planning an international trip to a vibrant destination like Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil? One of the most important steps in preparing for your journey is ensuring you…

LifeCare Alliance Celebrates Ohio State’s Annual Pink Game

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On February 17, 2025, The Ohio State University women’s basketball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes for their annual Pink Game at Value City Arena. Fans wore pink and shook pink…

Donor Spotlight: Barbara Main

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We wanted to take a moment to honor a longtime donor and volunteer, Barbara Main, who has been a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer for the past 25 years. Barbara first heard about…

LifeCare Alliance Celebrates Ohio State’s Annual Pink Game

By eNewsletter, March 2025 Newsletter

On February 17, 2025, The Ohio State University women’s basketball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes for their annual Pink Game at Value City Arena. Fans wore pink and shook pink pom poms to show their support for those who have beat breast cancer and are continuing to fight.

Christin Brown, Director of LifeCare Alliance Cancer Services, was recognized on the court to celebrate LifeCare Alliance’s partnership with The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute. This partnership helps provide low-cost or free mammograms and diagnostic breast imaging to the community.

The Buckeyes secured an 86-78 victory in overtime, marking their second consecutive overtime win!

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LifeCare Alliance Welcomes Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey

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On Tuesday, February 18, LifeCare Alliance celebrated Black History Month with a special event at Carrie’s Café. The festivities included excellent food, a raffle, and a visit from Ohio Representative…

Essential Travel Vaccines for Popular Destinations: Stay Safe with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio

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Planning an international trip to a vibrant destination like Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil? One of the most important steps in preparing for your journey is ensuring you…

LifeCare Alliance Celebrates Ohio State’s Annual Pink Game

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On February 17, 2025, The Ohio State University women’s basketball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes for their annual Pink Game at Value City Arena. Fans wore pink and shook pink…

Donor Spotlight: Barbara Main

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We wanted to take a moment to honor a longtime donor and volunteer, Barbara Main, who has been a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer for the past 25 years. Barbara first heard about…

Donor Spotlight: Barbara Main

By eNewsletter, March 2025 Newsletter

We wanted to take a moment to honor a longtime donor and volunteer, Barbara Main, who has been a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer for the past 25 years.

Barbara first heard about LifeCare Alliance through a Bible study group at her church, where she and her fellow members, along with their husbands, began volunteering for a route on Saturdays. She was inspired to volunteer at LifeCare because, for her, ‘It’s the least I can do—to give back to those less fortunate and in need, whether they are strangers or perhaps a friend.’ She hopes that her small contribution makes a difference in someone’s life that day or week—especially when delivering her meal route.

“It gives us the opportunity to provide food for the client and check on them when we stop at their home,” Barbara says. “We get to know the people on our route and really care about them. When a client goes off the route, we get concerned and wonder if they’re ok. It is a privilege to serve each client, as they make every day so interesting and worthwhile.”

Story by Brea Galvin

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LifeCare Alliance Welcomes Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey

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On Tuesday, February 18, LifeCare Alliance celebrated Black History Month with a special event at Carrie’s Café. The festivities included excellent food, a raffle, and a visit from Ohio Representative…

Essential Travel Vaccines for Popular Destinations: Stay Safe with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio

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Planning an international trip to a vibrant destination like Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil? One of the most important steps in preparing for your journey is ensuring you…

LifeCare Alliance Celebrates Ohio State’s Annual Pink Game

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On February 17, 2025, The Ohio State University women’s basketball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes for their annual Pink Game at Value City Arena. Fans wore pink and shook pink…

Donor Spotlight: Barbara Main

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We wanted to take a moment to honor a longtime donor and volunteer, Barbara Main, who has been a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer for the past 25 years. Barbara first heard about…

Join Us for Lunch & Connect: Learn How LifeCare Alliance is Changing Lives in Our Community

By eNewsletter, March 2025 Newsletter

Join us for our next Lunch & Connect session on Thursday, March 20 at 11:30 am at our Mound Street location. This session is an opportunity to learn about the life-changing programs offered by LifeCare Alliance. You’ll hear impactful stories from our President & CEO, Chuck Gehring, and discover how your support helps improve the lives of those in need. From nutrition and wellness programs to home healthcare services, LifeCare Alliance is dedicated to empowering individuals in our community to live on their own terms with dignity and independence.

Don’t miss this chance to see the difference your donation can make and how you can play a part in demonstrating why Being There Matters™. We look forward to sharing our mission with you!

For more information on the next Lunch and Connect, please contact Sarah Kight at skight@lifecarealliance.org

Story by Brea Galvin

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LifeCare Alliance Welcomes Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey

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On Tuesday, February 18, LifeCare Alliance celebrated Black History Month with a special event at Carrie’s Café. The festivities included excellent food, a raffle, and a visit from Ohio Representative…

Essential Travel Vaccines for Popular Destinations: Stay Safe with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio

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Planning an international trip to a vibrant destination like Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil? One of the most important steps in preparing for your journey is ensuring you…

LifeCare Alliance Celebrates Ohio State’s Annual Pink Game

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On February 17, 2025, The Ohio State University women’s basketball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes for their annual Pink Game at Value City Arena. Fans wore pink and shook pink…

Donor Spotlight: Barbara Main

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We wanted to take a moment to honor a longtime donor and volunteer, Barbara Main, who has been a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer for the past 25 years. Barbara first heard about…

Mark Your Calendars for the Spirit Society Happy Hour

By eNewsletter, March 2025 Newsletter

Last year, thanks to the generosity of our Spirit Society members, we were able to provide over 1.5 million meals and raise over $1 million ­­in donations to help serve the community across Central Ohio. The Spirit Society is made up of individuals who have donated at least $1,000 in a single calendar year to support any LifeCare Alliance program.

Spirit Society members are invited to join us on Tuesday, April 1 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm for our Spirit Society Happy Hour. This is a free event where our valued Spirit Society members will be able to enjoy refreshing drinks and discussions with like-minded people. Spirit Society members have the opportunity to join us for special events throughout the year and receive quarterly updates from our President & CEO, Chuck Gehring.

If you are interested in joining the Spirit Society or would like more information on becoming a member, please contact Beth Domanik at bdomanik@lifecarealliance.org

Story by Brea Galvin

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LifeCare Alliance Welcomes Ohio Representative Latyna M. Humphrey

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On Tuesday, February 18, LifeCare Alliance celebrated Black History Month with a special event at Carrie’s Café. The festivities included excellent food, a raffle, and a visit from Ohio Representative…

Essential Travel Vaccines for Popular Destinations: Stay Safe with LifeCare Alliance Wellness Services’ Travel Vaccine Clinic in Columbus, Ohio

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Planning an international trip to a vibrant destination like Ghana, Kenya, Costa Rica, Peru, or Brazil? One of the most important steps in preparing for your journey is ensuring you…

LifeCare Alliance Celebrates Ohio State’s Annual Pink Game

| eNewsletter, March 2025 Newsletter | No Comments
On February 17, 2025, The Ohio State University women’s basketball team hosted the Iowa Hawkeyes for their annual Pink Game at Value City Arena. Fans wore pink and shook pink…

Donor Spotlight: Barbara Main

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We wanted to take a moment to honor a longtime donor and volunteer, Barbara Main, who has been a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer for the past 25 years. Barbara first heard about…