The Health Collaborative’s Board of Directors Elects Regional United Way Leader Moira Weir
Ms. Weir brings a unique perspective on healthcare and the needs of our region’s families.
Ms. Weir brings a unique perspective on healthcare and the needs of our region’s families.
Together, health systems and hospitals are prioritizing the needs and safety of patients, families, and employees to ensure we have the right resources needed to reopen and expand our services.
Many regional leaders and officials have worked together to make this decision, and to ensure that it will in no way negatively affect our region’s ability to respond to any future community need.
Our hospitals and health systems remain devoted to our region, and are prepared to care for you and your loved ones if you need them.
The Health Collaborative is proud to convene over 175 medical and public health leaders in 16 teams in a unified command structure, to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic together.
Patients eligible to receive convalescent plasma must have a severe or immediately life-threatening infection with laboratory confirmed COVID-19.
“We are flattening the curve in Ohio,” said Dr. Amy Acton, Ohio Department of Health Director.
At this time, there are no routinely available pharmaceutical products that are FDA-approved for the prevention or treatment of COVID-19.
Local authorities, hospital systems, and The Health Collaborative continue to explore strategies to increase local caches of supplies and equipment.
The Ohio Department of Health and Centers for Disease Control have shared the latest strategies and criteria.
While inconvenient, these are necessary steps to ensure the safety and preparedness of our region.
To keep patients and residents in our region safe, please follow these guidelines.
THC’s implementation of Information Builders’ Omni-HealthData Cloud solutions will enable a unified data exchange that gives users a single source of truth.
We are staying prepared with the latest information and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and state health departments.
Our Public Information Officer checks in with some sound advice and resources on COVID-19.
These individuals are currently isolated while awaiting test results. Their symptoms did not require hospitalization.
Ms. Clipp’s addition to the award-winning Board of Directors aids the nonprofit in its mission to improve health and healthcare in the tristate region.
Greater Cincinnati hospitals implement restrictions to limit spread of flu and other respiratory illnesses this season.
Wright oversees The E.W. Scripps Company enterprise-wide diversity and inclusion strategies.
Healthcare heroes in the Greater Cincinnati region were recognized for their excellence in the areas of quality improvement, population health, healthcare technology, and diversity & inclusion