We’re generating the power to build a healthier community
The Health Collaborative is a convener
We unite and empower healthcare leaders to address critical health problems that are best solved together.
Multiple voices are louder than one. Teams can accomplish more than individuals alone. We know collaboration amplifies our impact, which is why we work with the community in a variety of ways.
Collect data that informs and guides us
Accelerate targeted programs by sourcing and distributing funding and resources
Develop plans and convene the right people to activate them
Create stability during emergencies through preparation and training
Your passion meets our collective power
We all want to see a healthy and thriving region. By joining forces, we can achieve it. Here’s how The Health Collaborative puts partnership to work.
Collective health
Member support
By joining The Health Collaborative, healthcare organizations access a network of fellow advocates and resources dedicated to improving the health of our region. Our members regularly convene to exchange knowledge and best practices, and launch collective initiatives that generate meaningful impact.
Actionable data
Partnerships are powerful
Announcing The Health Collaborative recipient of 2024 AARP Health Equity Innovations Fund Award
The Health Collaborative is proud to be a recipient of a 2024 @AARP Health Equity Innovations Fund award. As a result of this funding, THC has launched the Nurse Manager […]
Tri-State Disaster Preparedness shares in a Tabletop Exercise with World Affairs Council – Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky
We are proud to highlight a successful collaboration between The Health Collaborative’s Tri-State Disaster Preparedness Coalition and the World Affairs Council – Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky during our recent 2024 […]
Recipients of a Health Collaborative Micro-Grant in the news
Fox19 spotlighted The Health Collaborative’s initiatives to increase healthcare the size and diversity of the region’s healthcare workforce by exposing high school and middle school students to a variety of […]
