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February 2023 PUBLISHER

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

Celebrate What You Love to Do While February is synonymous with love and Valentine’s day, for Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle, February is for Readers’ Choice Awards! Now in its 5th year, more than 4,000 unique voters selected their favorite local businesses from more than 225 nominees in 39 categories. We are excited to finally share the results of the 2022 Readers’ Choice Awards. Join us in celebrating all of this year’s nominees and winners! With the hectic schedules we frequently keep, it is easy to neglect our hobbies, talents and special interests. We often have to be deliberate and allow ourselves to invest time in the interests we love and add joy to our lives. For longtime Mason resident Lauren Cavanaugh, it was the pandemic and a looming surgery related to a rare condition that was the nudge she needed to realize a lifelong goal of writing a book. Read more about her journey to becoming an author and her first release, Captive Butterfly. Many local businesses “show love” by providing positive customer experiences and others by giving back to the community. Learn how AFC Urgent Care plans to bring hospitality to health care and a few ways Kemba Credit Union has been enriching the Cincinnati community for the past 90 years. Enjoy this month’s issue and remember, February is the perfect month to share the love for all things local.

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Kemba Credit Union’s core mission is to give back to the community.

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Mason resident Lauren Cavanaugh pursues her dream of being a writer with her first book.

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Two Mason residents seek to improve patient care experience with new AFC Urgent Care clinic.

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Photography: RVP Photography Five-time Readers' Choice winner, S.W. Clyborne Co. Provision & Spirits is a locally owned urban-style gastropub. The cover highlights their pan-seared salmon with an ancient grain blend, Savoy cabbage slaw, and lemon beurre blanc.

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1: LOVElikeJJ hosted the LOVE Ball on Dec. 3 at Crossroads Church. 2: Families participated in a service project by creating gifts for local children in need. 3: A local family poses in the winter wonderland photo area at the LovelikeJJ Ball. 4: Jackie Quigley, Sam Slater, Ryan McCurley and Mark Haake at the Mason Kiwanis Pancake Day. 5: Janet Nelson and Tracey Carson prepare pancakes at the annual Mason Kiwanis Club fundraiser. 6: Jack Mueller and Bill DeLong enjoy each other's company while flipping pancakes. 7: Kiwanis Kids enjoy camaraderie at the Pancake Day event. CONTINUED >

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8: Lexi Sweeney, Jenna Freeman and Callie Kayea at Mason Dance Center's The Nutcracker-All Jazzed Up! 9: Amelia Nagel and Sonia Nagar portray dancing reindeer. 10: Mia Saqer as the Snow Queen at two sold-out performances at Mason High School. 11: Kaya Corbett with Lila Everetts in the 20th anniversary performance, benefitting MHS After Prom. 12: Hot chocolate dancers Angel Lynch, Olivia Tymitz, Maya Leezer, Tina Rush and Kortnie Mosby. 13: The Gift Soldier, Sydney Kraus. This year’s After Prom donation was $13,500, the largest yet. 14: Auntie Drosselmeyer, portrayed by Gabby Ghiloni, at the show that's become a community holiday tradition. Photography by David Long for Cincy Photography

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business monthly A round-up of exciting news from local businesses. Renovations Completed For Joe Barr American Legion Post 194 In partnership with The Home Depot Foundation and Zollett Waste and Recycling, Joe Barr American Legion Post 194, located at 401 Reading Road, recently underwent renovations to its hall and meeting space. Renovations in the hall included new ceiling tiles, new paint for the walls and staining of the chair rail. The hall serves as the primary meeting space for more than 900 members of the American Legion. For more information visit MasonAmericanLegion.org.

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Wessel Periodontics Celebrates Gum Disease Awareness Month February has been designated “Gum Disease Awareness Month” in a national and global effort to raise public awareness of gum disease. Wessel Periodontics recognizes the impact gum disease can have on oral health and overall health. They aim to continually raise awareness of the prevalence of gum disease and the consequences of untreated disease while encouraging patients to take an active role in better oral health through prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Find out more at WesselPerio.com.

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New Horizons Recovery Center Welcomes New Patients New Horizons Recovery Center in Mason is now accepting patients for primary mental health diagnoses (depression, mood, anxiety and trauma). Separate programs for those suffering from addiction to alcohol and drugs are also offered. Care assessments can be scheduled within 24 hours, and most major insurance is accepted. Their trauma-informed, multi-disciplinary, specialized care team includes master’s-level certified clinicians, highly skilled case managers and more. Get started by calling 513.845.8655 or emailing info@nhrcenters.org. NewHorizonsCentersOh.org

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People Helping People When choosing where to bank or get financial services, finding somewhere that aligns with your values is so important for establishing trust. Kemba Credit Union is a full-service financial institution that is committed to their mission statement of “enhancing the financial lives of members, employees and community.” Kemba has also been recognized with local and national awards for being a great place to work. “Our employees believe in Kemba, and they believe in our leadership,” says Josh

Fluharty, marketing director at Kemba. “Annually we survey our employees to ensure we are growing in the right direction.” Part of how Kemba knits their teams together is through a culture of community outreach. They create partnerships with many local organizations where they invest their time, talent and treasure. In bonding over donation drives and volunteer hours, Kemba employees get to enjoy their work serving local families and small businesses.

KEMBA CREDIT UNION’S CORE MISSION IS TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.

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"Kemba knits their teams together through a culture of community outreach."

A TRADITION OF COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Kemba’s team loves sponsoring the Rubber Duck Regatta to support the Freestore Foodbank in Cincinnati, an organization that provides direct aid to food-insecure families. The Kemba team works together to sell rubber ducks. A few lucky ducks are selected by random and their sponsors win prizes, but the ultimate prize is that the ducks fund meals for families in need in the Cincinnati metro area. Kemba’s support is a big part of why the event raises so much money and generates so much buzz in the area.

“We’ve been sponsors of the Rubber Duck Regatta for 13 years, and we take pride in it,” says Josh.

EDUCATING FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS The Kemba team has partnered to bring a financial education curriculum called Banzai to students at many local schools, and they’ve even pushed it wider, offering it to employees at different companies in addition to Kemba members. “We sponsor the programs so that the teachers can utilize resources from it when they need materials CONTINUED > FEBR UARY 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/MASON A N D D E E R F I E L D

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Kemba’s financial education program at Edge Teen Center.

to teach students about financial education,” explains Kim Kuchenbuch, director of business development at Kemba. “We’ve taken our financial education program to Edge Teen Center, and we are just beginning to bring Kemba employees in for mentoring and financial education.” Financial education is particularly crucial as students move into their adult lives and make choices like attending college. Late last year Kemba became the official credit union of Miami University athletics and alumni association, and with that effort they employed a personal approach. Kemba CEO Dan Sutton takes time to visit Miami’s campus and share his knowledge from nearly 24 years with the credit union. “I love to speak with the students about good credit, budgeting and fiscal responsibility,” Dan says. Dan shares that Kemba recently worked with some of Miami’s business school capstone students on a project to help the credit union grow its membership. “I try to get out from behind my desk and into the community where my energy is best suited,” he explains.

A Kemba-sponsored event at a Miami University basketball game.

GOLFING TO GIVE BACK Golf outings are a fun way to spend a day with friends and colleagues while also giving back to the community. Kemba’s 33rd Annual Golf Classic raised more than $71,000 for the Cincinnati Fire Foundation which supports local fire departments where funds are most needed. One example of the foundation’s benevolent acts is providing child car seats to ensure children ride in cars safely. “Another contribution by the Cincinnati Fire Foundation was outfitting an EMS mountain bike unit,” says Kim. “Now during large events in Cincinnati where roads are blocked, they can begin rendering care immediately.” Kemba’s community mindset suffuses everything they do. They recently restructured their Community Outreach Committee to include one person from every branch. This inclusion of branch personnel ensures all Kemba’s communities are represented. This community-focused mindset has led Kemba to win the Ohio Credit Union League’s Dora Maxwell Award for Social Responsibility multiple times. “We want people, small businesses and communities to know they are more than an account to us—they are truly a part of the Kemba family,” says Dan. Kemba Credit Union | Kemba.com

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Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle is proud to present the winners of the fifth annual Readers’ Choice Awards. From delicious dinner, drinks and desserts to helpful local services and dedicated health care providers, we enjoy a diverse, thriving community. We hope these awards celebrate some of your own hometown favorites and help you discover new businesses to support. On the fifth anniversary of the Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle Readers’ Choice awards, it’s amazing to look back at how it has grown each year. The first year saw just over 700 ballots submitted, while this year we had more than 4,000 ballots entered. That resulted in more than 225 businesses and organizations who were finalists, with 48 winners selected. We’d like to recognize our eight, five-time winners: S.W. Clyborne Co. Provision & Spirits, The Dermatology Group, Two Cities Pizza Co., PNC Bank, Air Authority Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., Natorp’s, Mim’s Off Main, Mason Community Center and The Christian Village. Please join us by extending our heartfelt congratulations to all of the winners!

AIR AUTHORITY H E AT I N G & A I R CONDITIONING INC. MyAirAuthority.com | 513.229.0789

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MCSWAIN CARPETS & FLOORS McSwainCarpets.com | 513.336.0451 BEST KIDS PERFORMING A R T S AC T I V I T Y

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O P P O S I T E PAG E : (Clockwise from top left) Berninger Designs. Kim Harper Salon and Spa. Dragonfly Foundation. Nothing Bundt Cakes. Sonder Brewing. Air Authority Heating & Air Conditioning Inc. McSwain Carpets & Floors. School of Rock.

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PURE BARRE PureBarre.com | 513.204.1978

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LOVELIKEJJ

LovelikeJJ.org | @lovelikejj LovelikeJJ was founded in honor of Jonathan (JJ) Day, a 9-year-old boy from Mason who passed away unexpectedly in his sleep. LovelikeJJ believes the best investment we can make is in our children: to ensure they have all their basic needs fulfilled and the opportunity to succeed. Their goals are to engage the local community and to provide practical support to bring lasting improvements to children’s lives. “We are grateful for the outpouring of support from the Mason community, which made all we have accomplished in the last two years possible,” shares Kristen Day. Countless meals, snacks, clothing items, school supplies and more have been donated. They hosted six service projects this year, bringing families together to take care of others. Their 5k in June had more than 600 participants and $18,000 was donated towards the adaptive ball fields at Makino Park. In August, they had a Day of Play for JJ and supported four school districts with school supplies. They ended the year with the LOVE Ball, where families could enjoy time together during the holiday season while also giving back.

O P P O S I T E PAG E : (Clockwise from top left) Dianna Knudsen, CFP® of Edward Jones. Mason Community Center. Nancy Wagner of Wagner Law, LLC. Scott and Holly Gibson of Shine Like Sable.

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SHINE LIKE SABLE

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ShineLikeSable.org | @shinelikesable Shine Like Sable honors the memory of Sable Gibson with a primary focus of paying it forward with kindness just like Sable so often did. Their mission includes providing weekend food packs to children in need in the Mason City School District and supporting the schools, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and local families in need.

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WAGNER LAW, LLC

Wagner-LawFirm.com | 513.336.7200 Wagner Law, led by owner Nancy Wagner, seeks to offer excellent legal services, along with kindness and compassion to individuals and families planning for incapacity and end-of-life. They are committed to wholeheartedly representing each client in the areas of guardianship, probate, elder law, incapacitation and estate planning. In their practice, every estate plan is customized and every probate matter is important.

KNUDSEN, CFP®

EdwardJones.com | 513.398.2699 Dianna Knudsen is a Certified Financial Planner™ who offers a personal approach to investing. Her attention to detail and ability to explain the investment process without financial jargon has helped individuals and businesses throughout the Mason community to plan and achieve their most complex financial goals.

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MASON COMMUNITY CENTER ImagineMason.org | 513.229.8555

Mason Community Center is a state-of-the-art amenity that is at the heart of the city’s mission of building a culture of wellness. The Center offers a variety of programming, activities, education and services aimed at building a healthy and active community. Through a strong partnership with TriHealth, the Center also offers access to more than 40 medical providers and physical therapy services. CONTINUED > FEBR UARY 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/MASON A N D D E E R F I E L D

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MOSS & IVY

@MossandIvyMason | 513.972.8000 Moss & Ivy opened in June 2021 in the space that was once the Mason Drive Thru. Home decor, candles, gifts and indoor plants and planters are just a few of the many items that can be found in this unique store. It’s no wonder customers call it their happy place.

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Locally owned and operated, Clyborne’s is an urban-style gastropub. The chef-driven menu is seasonal and everything is made from scratch. Your comfort and satisfaction are their greatest goals, and they aim to make your ordinary meals special and your special occasions even more memorable.

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MANOR HOUSE EVENT CENTER ManorHouseOhio.com | 513.229.4703

Mason’s Manor House provides elegance with a personal touch. They’ve hosted hundreds of happy couples, corporate teams and families celebrating major life events. This premier event venue succeeds not only at providing a beautiful space, but also in offering its clients services that make hosting the event stress-free. The team at Manor House pulls out all of the stops to ensure that every client’s event dreams come true.

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TWO CITIES PIZZA COMPANY TwoCitiesPizza.com | 513.770.0000

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Jackie Quigley is the team lead for the Quigley Team which serves the Greater Cincinnati area with a concentration in the Mason area. She is consistently ranked as a top-selling agent in the Cincinnati MLS. Jackie and her team bring a passion and knowledge of the housing market that provides an unparalleled experience for both buyers and sellers. B E S T C U S TO M H O M E B U I L D E R

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Family-owned and operated for 95 years, Drees Homes has been a mainstay in the Greater Cincinnati area for nearly a century. Drees currently builds in 35 communities spanning the tri-state with new opportunities coming soon to their latest Mason community – Ainsley.

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At JWM Contracting, they take great pride in helping homeowners design, build and realize their vision for their new indoor and outdoor spaces. They have been serving Mason and the surrounding area for more than 12 years. JWM Contracting is a locally owned and operated business that combines personal service with high quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.

O P P O S I T E PAG E : (Clockwise from top left) Moss & Ivy, Photo by Cathy Lyons-Lyons Photography. JWM Contracting LLC. Jackie Quigley - The Quigley Team - eXp Realty. Drees Homes. S.W. Clyborne Co. Provision & Spirits, Photo by RVP Photography. Manor House Event Center. CONTINUED > FEBR UARY 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/MASON A N D D E E R F I E L D

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CLOSETS BY DESIGN

Cincinnati.ClosetsByDesign.com | 513.469.6130 Closets by Design can help you turn your home organization dreams into reality. Starting with free in-home design consultation to expert installation, Closets by Design works with you to create spaces tailored to your unique needs. From spacious closets, dream pantries, cozy home offices and functional laundry rooms to uncluttered garages and more, Closets by Design can organize any room in your home.

M AT T H E W C O R C O R A N , D D S / M A S O N D E N TA L CENTER Dr4Smile.com | 513.398.5946

Mason Dental Center has been providing comprehensive dental care for more than 30 years. Dr. Corcoran is a member of the American Dental Association, Ohio Dental Association and on the Continuing Education Committee of the CIncinnati Dental Society. They are able to provide quality care with updated techniques and technology in a fun, relaxing atmosphere.

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Drs. Cassinelli, Shanker and Baker are board-certified doctors who have years of hands-on training and experience in the newest and most effective orthodontic treatments available. They are passionate about providing all patients with the highest quality, state-of-the-art orthodontic care, in an environment both comfortable and welcoming. Contact them to schedule a complimentary consultation.


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Since its inception, Kala Coffeehouse has been committed to offering a good cup, curating a culture where people can gather together among good company, and do it all for a good cause. They give back by joining forces financially and beyond with local initiatives supporting kids in Warren County. Their nonprofit partners in 2022 were Greater Project, Shine Like Sable, New Life Furniture, Building Blocks for Kids and Big Brothers Big Sisters. In 2023 they hope to form a “do good” coalition among their community partners to find strategic ways to add value to the lives of kids in the community. Beyond that, they hope to fill cups in more ways than one by pouring a little positivity into everyone who walks through their doors. They are grateful to everyone who has made themselves at home at Kala and if you haven’t visited yet, they hope to see you soon!

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Captive Butterfly Sets Woman Free

Mason resident Lauren Cavanaugh pursues her dream of being a writer with her first book. ARTICLE BY NAN PARASKEVOPOULOS PHOTOGRAPHY BY JENNA BEERS–PHOTOGRAPHY BY JENNA

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When lockdowns hit at the beginning of 2020, Lauren Cavanaugh was the Director of Job and Family Services for Warren County. Already scant resources were in even higher demand, everything was closing and the possibility of a third major brain surgery loomed large. Obligations were piling up and she needed a way to de-stress. Lauren shares, "I finally stopped saying to myself 'I want to write a book one day' and sat down and gave it a try." And she did. With the support of her husband Tim, Lauren left her job of 11 years to finish her novella, Captive Butterfly. Captive Butterfly is the first book published by Lauren, a longtime Mason resident. The novella chronicles the story of two women, Grace and Meg, from their childhood through Grace’s kidnapping in Haiti to her rescue by Meg. It was important for Lauren to tell a story about faith in action. She has a rare condition called Chiari malformation, which is characterized by the brain or cerebrospinal fluid putting excess pressure on the spinal cord. Chiari malformation comes with a variety of symptoms, and she has had two major brain surgeries as a result. Facing the possibility of a third (in addition to the challenges we all face in day-to-day life) Lauren's faith has been vital to her. She wanted that example to be at the forefront of her story. Inspired by true events, Grace and her husband Josh are kidnapped and tortured while on a mission trip to Haiti. Grace in particular relies on her faith to survive the brutal treatment she receives. Leaning on prayer is in fact the only way she makes it through. To make her storytelling realistic, Lauren watched documentaries about actual missionaries who were kidnapped. While she writes about the truth of what

can happen, she made the decision that it was not necessary to make the book gory or too graphic. She describes the trauma without making the story itself traumatic. Amazingly, Captive Butterfly entertains a level of compassion not only for the woman who helps them escape, Nadine, but also for the kidnappers. Nadine explains how the head of the gang became the person he did, describing the poverty he endured, and the desperation to escape the circumstances of his life. The book stops short of absolving him of the atrocities he committed against the couple, but the moment of reflection is refreshing. As Lauren put it, "Everyone has a story." After a moment of wavering, Nadine eventually helps Grace and Josh escape, and then tragically leaves their lives rather quickly. When asked about Nadine's role Lauren says, “There are people who come into your life unexpectedly, and in the moment you may not necessarily realize they are there to help you. I wrote her to symbolize how I see butterflies: they arrive and they’re beautiful and bring us joy. They’re not here for long, but they play a role in our lives." Lauren is currently working on a sequel following her favorite character, Meg. She is Grace's best friend and also her foil. Where Grace is a missionary driven by service, Meg is selfish and not always trustworthy. She is so motivated by her career that she rejects the idea of love and family. However, through the process of rescuing Grace, Meg softens and learns that it is possible to both have a career and allow herself to be loved. Meg has the largest character arc of the novella, and Lauren is curious to explore the tension between the protective part of Meg and the part that she's protecting. CONTINUED >

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The process of writing this book itself has had a transformative effect on the author. Lauren reflects, “I pay more attention to everything around me, like when the wind blows, or when I hear leaves. It’s the funniest thing. I carry a little notebook and I make notes when I notice something because I think maybe I can use that somewhere. I’m looking for things for the book, but I’m also noticing things I maybe never would have.” Captive Butterfly mimics (in theme

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only) some realities of Lauren's journey. A moment in which she was in an almost impossible situation allowed her to be open to the tender, day-to-day moments that we can only appreciate fully if we are able to be present with them. Make sure to follow Lauren Cavanaugh’s Instagram @LaurenCavAuthor or check out LaurenCavAuthor.com to buy a copy of Captive Butterfly and stay up to date with Lauren and the upcoming sequel.


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Adding Hospitality to Health Care Two Mason residents seek to improve patient care experience with new AFC Urgent Care clinic. ARTICLE BY NEELAM KANA | PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNA SHERMAN Kal Patel’s mom always wanted him to be a doctor and while he didn’t follow that path, he will be fulfilling her dream vicariously by opening a new urgent care clinic this winter serving West Chester, Mason and surrounding areas. American Family Care® (AFC), owned by Mason residents Kal Patel and Jed Sherman, is now open in the VOA shopping center adjacent to TJ Maxx. Both Kal and Jed got their start in the hospitality industry, Kal as a builder and manager of hotels in the late 90s and Jed as a manager for Marriott around the same time. Friends for 10 years, they finally joined

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entrepreneurial forces and started Crestpoint, a hotel development and management company in 2012. Bootstrapping out of a small hotel in Mason, they grew their business until merging it with a larger hotel company in 2018. Along the way, Kal, a self-admitted accident prone, frequent urgent care user, noticed a wide disconnect between the experience he received and the one he expected when visiting a clinic. The missing patient care component happened to be the most important, the “care.”


“Combine those subtle design elements with friendly staff in an inviting atmosphere and you begin to understand what we mean by adding hospitality to health care.”

Drawing from their extensive track record in hospitality management, Kal and Jed have set out to create the best possible patient care experience. Their goal is to lean on their ability to blend “hospitality” into “health care” and create a clinic that extends compassionate, courteous, and competent attention to patients who can expect to be treated like guests. “The ability to partner with AFC was a no-brainer for us,” Kal shares. “All the hotels we’ve ever owned are franchised, so we’re already familiar with the process and systems.” AFC is the nation’s largest provider of urgent care, accessible primary care, occupational medicine and employer services. With more than 300 clinics and three million patients across the country, the network is massive. Kal continues, “Just based on my personal experience, there is definitely room for service improvements, and we believe together with AFC we can deliver.” The clinic offers a full suite of services, including flu and COVID-19 testing and treatment, employment and school physicals, treatment of sports injuries, x-rays, and more acute services like stitches and wound care. Visiting AFC provides patients with a first option offering convenience, proximity to home, walk-in appointment availability with short wait times and most importantly, avoiding the emergency room. When patients arrive they’ll notice unique features more commonly found in an upscale hotel lobby. “In keeping with the experience factor, we believe that care can begin before you see the doctor,” Kal states. The lobby, with its lighted blue-sky ceiling, fresh

ground coffee/cappuccino maker, bottled water, availability of warm blankets and soft music is meant to soothe the ills of patients immediately upon entering. “Combine those subtle design elements with friendly staff in an inviting atmosphere and you begin to understand what we mean by adding hospitality to health care,” Jed adds. “This is what we deliver every day. We see absolutely no reason why it can’t exist here, and I’ve even questioned why it doesn’t already.” Although it wasn’t intentional, they’ve completed their community connection for AFC West Chester-VOA by bringing on 14-year Mason resident Dr. Shri Rao to serve as medical director. Dr. Rao is also the owner of Ageless Integrated Medicine, a Mason-based functional medicine practice focused on identifying root causes of health-related problems. His medical philosophy fits perfectly with how owners Kal and Jed want to deliver health care. As Dr. Rao says, “While symptoms can and will be treated to help patients improve, the treatment of underlying causes of poor health in the most natural way possible, is far more critical to longevity.” In the end, Kal and Jed simply aim to deliver an experience where every patient who enters the clinic leaves with the feeling that they made the correct healthcare choice. It’s the answer to “why we do it,” and their hope is patients will be more than satisfied with the how.

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Open Your Heart Fundraiser

E DDIE MERLOT’S | 6:00 PM Stepping Stones, a nonprofit organization that supplies unmet needs for families and individuals with disabilities, celebrates their Open Your Heart event on Feb. 7 at Eddie Merlot’s at 6 p.m. There are two ticket types available, including in-person and at-home/to-go options, that can be purchased at SteppingStonesOhio.org. F E B R UA RY 1 1 T H

Winter Blues Experience

MAN OR HOUS E | 5:00 PM The Manor House will host the 4th annual Cincinnati Winter Blues Experience on Feb. 11 featuring 11 acts, including King Solomon Hicks, GA-20, Tullie Brae, Gabe Stillman, Ivy Ford and more. Each ballroom seats 450+ patrons, there is ample free parking, full bars, food concessions and large dance floors. Tickets can be purchased at WinterBluesExperience.com. F EB RUA RY 1 2 T H

Lindner Center of HOPE: Touchdown for HOPE

GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK | 5 :30 P M Lindner Center of HOPE’s Touchdown for HOPE Super Bowl Sunday fundraiser returns Feb. 12 starting with tailgating at 5:30 p.m. and kick-off at 6:30 p.m. at Great American Ballpark’s Bally’s Sports Club. Proceeds from sponsorships and ticket sales will fund therapeutic enrichment services for patients. Touchdown for HOPE includes big screen televisions, plush seating and signature Cincinnati food favorites and other upscale tailgate-style treats. LindnerCenter.EJoinMe.org/TDFH F EB RUA RY 1 9 T H

Madcap Puppets: When You Wish Upon a Fish

KIN G S HIG H S CHOOL | 2:00 P M On Feb. 19 the Madcap Puppet puppeteers will present their newest production, When You Wish Upon a Fish, at Kings High School. Attendees will be treated to the new play, based upon three unique variations of Grimm’s fairy tales, as well as experience Cincinnati Museum Center exploration stations, craft tables and more. Tickets can be purchased at DeerfieldOh.MyRec.com. F E B R UA RY 2 4 T H

Countryside YMCA Gala

MAN OR HOUS E | 5:30 PM Manor House will host a night filled with food, fun and funky music for the Countryside YMCA Gala on Feb. 24. Disco for a difference at the gala and join the live auction to benefit the Countryside YMCA Annual Campaign. To make reservations, reach out to Anita Pelletier at anita.pelletier@ymcastaff.org or call 513.932.1424 ext 123. CountrySideYMCA.org. F EB R UA RY 2 5T H

BB4K Bourbon, Boots And Bling: 21st Annual Benefit

MAN OR HOUS E | 7 PM Put on your boots and bling for an evening full of music, dancing, games, live and silent auctions, bourbon tastings and more at the 21st Annual Building Blocks for Kids Benefit at the Manor House from 7-11 p.m. Be inspired by stories from BB4K kids past and present while enjoying heavy appetizers, a variety of desserts, beer and wine. BB4K.org

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