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2. The best walk-in tubs, according to mobility experts - AOL

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   How to get a free walk-in tub for seniors. Visit your local senior center to find out what kinds of financial assistance programs are available for walk-in tubs, suggests Kopec. "Oftentimes they ...

3. Second Baptist Church (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikipedia

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   The church has provided a wide range of services to its community. The church established a 45 unit senior citizen housing complex known as Chandler Arms. [2] It helped provide citywide food assistance via programs like "Operation Potato." [2] [18] The church also partnered with Neighborhood House to provide food and clothing to families in ...

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   The best smart speakers for seniors in 2024: Alexa, Google or Siri. See all tech. ... The best walk-in tubs, according to mobility experts. The best electric wheelchairs for 2025, according to ...

5. Assisted living options for wheelchair users - AOL

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   Being wheelchair-bound means you cannot walk due to illness or injury, and you must use a wheelchair to move around. Assisted living for wheelchair-bound people is possible if the person is ...

6. Columbus Metropolitan Library - Wikipedia

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   The Lobby Stop program is for senior citizens in retirement apartments. It utilizes a specially designed truck to transport book carts with large print books, DVDs and other materials and set up a temporary library in the common areas. The Book by Mail program, which started in 1977, is for the homebound.

7. Westerville Public Library - Wikipedia

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   2000: Book delivery to homebound and senior citizen facilities increased by 135%. In December, the 1983 catalog system was replaced by Millennium, a product of Innovative Interfaces, Inc. , equipping every computer with Web-based access to the library collection, nineteen databases, and a catalog just for kids.