This is an evidence-based program designed to reduce fear of falling and help increase activity levels by promoting exercise to enhance strength and balance.  This is an eight-week class, with

With the rapid pace of knowledge sharing and social media, the realm of food trends is experiencing a period of constant change and evolution.  We invite you to join us

Thanks to rapid pace of knowledge-sharing and social media, food trends are changing and exploring flavors more than ever before. Join us as we explore the top food and nutrition

Learn about common risk factors for falls and tips for reducing hazards in the home.  Therapists from NeuroRehab and Balance Center, along with a trauma injury prevention specialist, will give

NeuroRehab and Balance Center speech language pathologist will offer ways to improve brain health.  Signs and symptoms of deceased mental fitness and potential indications of dementia will be discussed.  You

As our bodies age, so does our immune system increasing the likelihood of developing shingles—a blistering, painful rash that can be challenging to manage. Shingles develops when the varicella zoster

Dr.  Hahn, cardiologist, will discuss the importance of maintaining heart and brain health, along with the ways they communicate with each other.  Join us to learn more about this complex, dynamic connection and how to keep both organs healthy. Date: Thursday, February 7, 11:00 a.m. – noon Location: Years Ahead, 6661 Clyo Rd, Centerville This

Join us for American Heart Month as well explore strategies to lower salt intake.  We’ll identify sneaky sources of sodium and provide you with six ways to improve your blood pressure. How low can you go to improve your cardiovascular health?  Join us and find out! Thursday, February 8, 11-noon Location:  Years Ahead Dayton, 3969

Join us for American Heart Month as well explore strategies to lower salt intake.  We’ll identify sneaky sources of sodium and provide you with six ways to improve your blood pressure. How low can you go to improve your cardiovascular health?  Join us and find out! Thursday, February 8, 1-2 p.m. Location:  Years Ahead Centerville,

Blockage of the arteries is not just limited to larger vessels in the body such as the coronary arteries.  Microvascular disease, or blockage of small blood vessels, can impact any area of the body and increase the risk for dementia, stroke, heart attack, and other conditions.   Dr. Sequeira will discuss more about this condition, how

Hands-only CPR has been shown to be as effective in the first few minutes as regular CPR for cardiac arrest that occurs outside of the healthcare setting.  Simple to learn and easy to remember, this CPR technique involves only chest compressions without rescue breaths.  Join us to learn how to accurately perform this life-saving skill