Join Akribis Veins & Vitality for a fun interactive evening focused on simple ways to feel better, look better and live well. Meet the team, get your personal questions answered by experts and explore today's options for looking and feeling your absolute best.
What are you curious about?
More energy? Better sleep? Hormones? Healthy aging? Weight? Aching or tired legs? Looking a little more refreshed?
Or maybe there's something you've quietly wondered:
“Is there anything I can do about that?”
This is an evening centered on you.
Tuesday, October 27 | 4:00–6:00 PMAkribis Veins & Vitality121 W Wilson Bridge Road Suite 310Worthington, OH 43085
Join Dr. Amanda Cooper and the team at Akribis Veins & Vitality for Your Best Years, Better—a relaxed evening about vitality, healthy aging, and the things that affect how we look and feel at every stage of life.
What's normal? What's not? Why don't I have the energy I used to? What changes as we get older? And what can we actually do about it?
This is your opportunity to bring the questions you've been wondering about and have a conversation with Dr. Cooper and her team.
Enjoy wine and light bites, explore the new Akribis space, and satisfy your curiosity about:
Throughout the evening, Akribis team members will be wearing “Ask Me About…” badges so you can easily find the right person for the questions that matter to you.
Ask what you've always wanted to ask. Learn something new. And perhaps discover that something you've simply learned to live with doesn't have to be your new normal.
Come curious. Bring a friend.
Your best years aren't behind you. Let's make them better.
Space is limited. Registration is required.
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