Healthcare
Many medical breakthroughs have been achieved in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area, where there is a reputation for quality care and research. We can boast of many medical firsts...
- Oral polio vaccine
- Medical laser laboratory
- Heart-lung machine
- Heimlich maneuver for choking victims
With more than 30 hospitals from which to choose, residents can almost always find a full range of medical services without traveling far from home. At the center of the city's medical community is "Pill Hill," an area with a large concentration of hospitals just north of downtown Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is one of the country's largest children's hospitals and is a Level 1 pediatric trauma center, handling more emergency-room patients and performing more surgical procedures than any such institution in the nation.
Shriners Burn Institute is one of only three in the United States, and provides acute and rehabilitative care.
The University of Cincinnati Medical Center is a teaching institution as well as a leader in a multitude of medical fields. It was rated among the top 10 academic hospitals in the United States.
Most of the area hospitals are part of a consolidation into a healthcare system. There are several independent hospitals as well. Networks include:
Newcomers without a doctor can take advantage of referral services from the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati. This site is an excellent resource for both doctor and hospital searches. Most healthcare systems and independent hospitals also have referral networks. The following is a list of hospitals and healthcare systems for further reference:
Healthcare Links
Senior Care and Assisted Living
- Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
- AARP Senior Employment Program: (513-721-0717)
- Alzheimer's Association (513-721-4284)
- Better Housing League (513-721-6855)
- Butler County Elderly Services (513-868-9281)
- Cincinnati Area Senior Services (CASS) (513-721-4330)
- Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (513-721-4580)
- Clermont Senior Services (513-724-1255)
- Jewish Family Service (513-469-1188)
- Life Span, Inc. (513-867-7545)
- ProSeniors (Protective Resources Organization for Seniors, 513-345-4160)
Many medical breakthroughs have been achieved in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area, where there is a reputation for quality care and research. We can boast of many medical firsts...
- Oral polio vaccine
- Medical laser laboratory
- Heart-lung machine
- Heimlich maneuver for choking victims
With more than 30 hospitals from which to choose, residents can almost always find a full range of medical services without traveling far from home. At the center of the city's medical community is "Pill Hill," an area with a large concentration of hospitals just north of downtown Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is one of the country's largest children's hospitals and is a Level 1 pediatric trauma center, handling more emergency-room patients and performing more surgical procedures than any such institution in the nation.
Shriners Burn Institute is one of only three in the United States, and provides acute and rehabilitative care.
The University of Cincinnati Medical Center is a teaching institution as well as a leader in a multitude of medical fields. It was rated among the top 10 academic hospitals in the United States.
Most of the area hospitals are part of a consolidation into a healthcare system. There are several independent hospitals as well. Networks include:
Newcomers without a doctor can take advantage of referral services from the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati. This site is an excellent resource for both doctor and hospital searches. Most healthcare systems and independent hospitals also have referral networks. The following is a list of hospitals and healthcare systems for further reference:
Healthcare Links
Senior Care and Assisted Living
- Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
- AARP Senior Employment Program: (513-721-0717)
- Alzheimer's Association (513-721-4284)
- Better Housing League (513-721-6855)
- Butler County Elderly Services (513-868-9281)
- Cincinnati Area Senior Services (CASS) (513-721-4330)
- Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (513-721-4580)
- Clermont Senior Services (513-724-1255)
- Jewish Family Service (513-469-1188)
- Life Span, Inc. (513-867-7545)
- ProSeniors (Protective Resources Organization for Seniors, 513-345-4160)
With over eight hospitals to choose from, residents can find a full range of services conveniently located throughout Dayton.
The Children's Medical Center's neonatal intensive care has been recognized as the "best in the country" for quality of care, design, innovation and technology.
Most of the hospitals are part of a consolidation into a healthcare system. There are several independent hospitals as well. The following is a list of hospitals and healthcare systems for further reference:
- Kettering Medical Center Network is a network of five hospitals specializing in different areas.
- Grandview Hospital
- Kettering Medical Center
- Southview Hospital and Family Health Center
- Sycamore Hospital
- Premier Health Partners is a group of member organizations that offer a complete range of high quality health services.
- Good Samaritan Hospital
- Miami Valley Hospital
Independent Hospitals
- Children's Medical Center
- Clinton Memorial Hospital
- Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center
- Greene Memorial Hospital
- Kettering Health Network
- Kindred Hospital
- Miami Valley Hospital
- Upper Valley Medical Center
- Wayne Hospital
- Wright Patterson Medical Center
- Atrium Medical Center
- Southview Hospital
- Sycamore Hospital
Senior Services
For a personal referral of a physician, contact the Montgomery County Medical Society at 937-223-0990.
Many medical breakthroughs have been achieved in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area, where there is a reputation for quality care and research. We can boast of many medical firsts...
- Oral polio vaccine
- Medical laser laboratory
- Heart-lung machine
- Heimlich maneuver for choking victims
With more than 30 hospitals from which to choose, residents can almost always find a full range of medical services without traveling far from home. At the center of the city's medical community is "Pill Hill," an area with a large concentration of hospitals just north of downtown Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is one of the country's largest children's hospitals and is a Level 1 pediatric trauma center, handling more emergency-room patients and performing more surgical procedures than any such institution in the nation.
Shriners Burn Institute is one of only three in the United States, and provides acute and rehabilitative care.
The University of Cincinnati Medical Center is a teaching institution as well as a leader in a multitude of medical fields. It was rated among the top 10 academic hospitals in the United States.
Most of the area hospitals are part of a consolidation into a healthcare system. There are several independent hospitals as well. Networks include:
Newcomers without a doctor can take advantage of referral services from the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati. This site is an excellent resource for both doctor and hospital searches. Most healthcare systems and independent hospitals also have referral networks. The following is a list of hospitals and healthcare systems for further reference:
Healthcare Links
Senior Care and Assisted Living
- Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
- AARP Senior Employment Program: (513-721-0717)
- Alzheimer's Association (513-721-4284)
- Better Housing League (513-721-6855)
- Butler County Elderly Services (513-868-9281)
- Cincinnati Area Senior Services (CASS) (513-721-4330)
- Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (513-721-4580)
- Clermont Senior Services (513-724-1255)
- Jewish Family Service (513-469-1188)
- Life Span, Inc. (513-867-7545)
- ProSeniors (Protective Resources Organization for Seniors, 513-345-4160)