What’s it like to be an emergency responder and public information officer during the worst pandemic in a century?

Traveling during a pandemic requires us to pack a few more items that normal – but they are a necessary part of keeping you and your family safe.

New information presented by CDC and other scientific sources will continue to be evaluated by our hospitals, and changes to these guidelines will be made when appropriate.

Appreciation and thanks for the support and strength of the unsung heroes of this pandemic – our area nursing homes.

Get Out the Vax got a mention in the recent national Kaiser Health News roundup.

The Cincinnati Business Courier has recognized the latest group of Healthcare Heroes in Greater Cincinnati, and our regional hospital steering committee is on the roster.

The funds will expand immunization information-sharing among healthcare organizations in the Cincinnati region through our Health Information Exchange (HIE).

“My role is to have a voice at the table with other health commissioners to move forward; and with health systems to be a good steward of resources that we receive,” says Commissioner Moore.

“The CDC and FDA are acting in a very cautious manner,” said Tom Lamarre, MD, Medical Director for Infectious Diseases at The Christ Hospital Health Network. “These actions underscore the overall commitment to vaccine safety.”

This past Tuesday saw the kickoff of Get Out the Vax weekends, taking place during the second and fourth weekends in April and May.

Get Out the Vax weekends will take place at Smale Riverfront Park during the second and fourth weekends in April and May, beginning Tuesday, April 6 at 10:30 a.m..

Kroger will administer approximately 3,000 vaccines at the site weekly.

Gov. and First Lady DeWine joined the Ohio National Guard and Council on Aging.

“I look forward to seeing COVID in the rearview mirror and being able to return to addressing the social determinants of health that impact people so much,” Bailer shares.

Whether it’s a personal connection or this new video, these community advocates are hoping to boost the number of minorities getting vaccinated.

Zander is a lung pathologist and cytopathologist, an educator, and a mentor. She’s also a key player in our region’s COVID-19 response.

This FAQ page is designed to provide answers to your questions from trusted sources.

Leaders in the Black community share why they are motivated to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

RC3 and Ohio Council on Aging partnered for this webinar on 2/12 – Congregate Care and Vaccine Distribution: Latest information

Download our “Tristate Strong: Getting to Zero” graphics in English or Spanish to add your photo and personal message, print, or post.

In partnership with Hamilton County Public Health the main COVID-19 vaccine clinic will begin operation Friday January 22. Vaccination will be conducted at the Board of Election’s Early Vote Center at 2300 Wall Street in Norwood. Vaccines are available by appointment...