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Community Services
Evolo Design
No matter what you’re looking for in professional and community-based services, Madeira is full of highly skilled pros who are happy to help with your every need. If you’re in the market for new window treatments, Adler’s Blinds has been providing high-quality blinds and shades for more than 50 years. And Adler’s doesn’t just sell—they’ll also come to your house to perform cleaning and repair services. If your renovation plans this year go beyond just windows, you can trust the experts at Evolo Design to help you create the kitchen or bathroom of your dreams. You’ll see that shiny new kitchen much more clearly in a new pair of glasses from Madeira Optical, an independent optometrist with a 65-year history of providing world-class eye care to the Madeira community. If you or a family member are beginning to explore options for senior living, look no further than Traditions at Camargo. This senior care facility provides a variety of options for independent living, assisted living, and memory care for those needing special assistance. And for those seeking palliative services for themselves or a loved one, Hospice of Southwest Ohio is the region’s trusted source for compassionate end-of-life care. –LAUREN FISHER
Parks —ANDREA OBERTO
Sellman Park
This 10-acre park features a variety of facilities, from tennis courts and soccer fi elds to a picnic shelter and concession stand, perfect for getting active or spending a the day relaxing. Its proximity to Madeira Middle School makes it a great location to spend the afternoon with kids after school.
McDonald Commons
There’s plenty of space to spread out at this 17-acre park, which is the largest in the city. McDonald Commons has space for baseball, soccer, tennis, and other outdoor recreation, and features a picnic shelter, playground equipment, and wooded areas. The park will also debut all-new playground equipment in 2023.
Nelle V. Hosbrook Bird Sanctuary
This park was willed to the city in 1975 by Nelle V. Hosbrook, a descendent of one of Madeira’s fi rst settlers, to provide a space for fellow nature enthusiasts. The twoacre bird sanctuary features a walking trail, scenic wooded area, and a picnic space.
