THE SOCIAL LUNCH MISSION

Getting older or moving to a new city at an older age doesn’t have to be lonely. We are here to help you connect!

The LCAP Social Lunch program, presented by Licking County Aging Partners is designed to help older adults stay connected to each other and to the community! Johnstown Lifestyle aims to bring people together to share a meal, socialize, learn new things through guest speakers, and to engage in fun activities aimed to brighten your day and foster relationships.

The lunch is free for ages 60+. People younger than 60 may attend and pay a $6 lunch fee.

Early registration for each lunch is appreciated so we know how many meals to plan for. A once - yearly intake assessment is required before attending your first lunch and can be complete when you call to register for your first lunch.

To register for lunch, complete your assessment, and for questions, call LCAP at:

740-345-0821 Ext 1218

Learn more at: https://www.lcap.org/social-lunches.

September 11 Lunch

Don't Miss The Health Presentation and Cooking Demo!

Mount Carmel Lifestyle Medicine

Presented by Dr. Nogan, MD, DipABLM

Aimee Shea, MPH, RDN, CCMS, LD

Dr. Nogan and Registered Dietitian Aimee Shea will present a talk on 

"How an Anti-inflammatory Lifestyle Promotes Better Health", 

following by a cooking demonstration. 

We are very lucky to also be joined by Aimee Shea, a registered dietitian and culinary medicine specialist from our Healthy Living Center.  We will be doing a lecture and a quick/simple food demo. 

Elisabeth Nogan, MD, DipABLM

Dr. Elisabeth Nogan is a physician practicing Lifestyle Medicine with Mount Carmel Medical Group of the Mount Carmel Health System.  She graduated from Penn State College of Medicine and completed her residency in Family Medicine at The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center- St. Margaret.  She is board-certified in Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine.

Dr. Nogan's passion is helping people adopt sustainable, evidence-based nutrition, sleep, exercise, stress management and social connection habits to improve health.  This is “Lifestyle Medicine”, and it can help prevent disease, and treat the underlying causes of many chronic illnesses.  Dr. Nogan believes that healthy lifestyle changes can truly transform the way we live and should be the cornerstone of good healthcare. She is interested in innovative health care models that advance whole-person, patient-centered care to help people achieve their goals and live healthier lives. 

Aimee Shea, MPH, RDN, CCMS, LD

Aimee has been working with the Healthy Living Center to provide nutrition and culinary education since 2017. As a Certified Culinary Medicine Specialist (CCMS), Aimee has taught culinary medicine classes to medical residents, undergraduate and graduate nursing students, and community members. She previously served as nutrition faculty at Mount Carmel College of Nursing from 2015 through 2025. Aimee has been a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist since 2006; she earned a bachelor's degree in nutritional science from the University of Maryland and a master’s degree in public health nutrition from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. When she’s not at the HLC, Aimee enjoys cooking, reading, running, practicing yoga, and hanging out with her husband and two daughters.