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Kroger Health’s Lindholz To Retire After 31 Years
Colleen Lindholz, president of Kroger Health, will retire after 31 years with The Kroger Co., the company announced Sept. 25. Lindholz joined Kroger in 1995 as a pharmacist in the Cincinnati-Dayton division, where she held several pharmacy roles, including manager, coordinator, sales promoter, recruiter and merchandiser. She was promoted to director of pharmacy sales and marketing in 2013 and to president and CEO of The Little Clinic in 2015. She was named president of Kroger Health in 2017.
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Akron and Cincinnati hospitals collaborate on child’s cancer treatment
CINCINNATI — Raegan Glendon was 14 months old when a routine well visit led to a diagnosis of neuroblastoma, an aggressive cancer that required 14 months of treatment and care from two Ohio children’s hospitals. Her mother, Kelly Glendon, said the family’s first concern was clear: “What do...
WKRC
Local doctor helps women navigate menopause care gap with hormone therapy
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As menopause and mid-life women’s health draw growing national attention, a local physician says she is working to close what many call the “menopause care gap” by helping patients manage a wide range of symptoms and identify underlying causes. For Dr. Amy Brenner of...
The Center Square
Wilmington voters will not have say in data center
(The Center Square) – More voters in Ohio will not have in the future at data centers in their communities. A citizen initiative to add data center regulations to the city of Wilmington’s zoning code won’t be on the ballot Nov. 3, the Ohio Supreme Court has ruled. “The city of Wilmington does not have authority to enact such an ordinance,” the court ruled. “Accordingly, on August 12, 2026, the Clinton County Board of Elections unanimously voted to not certify the petition.” In 2024, the Wilmington City Council and the Clinton County Port Authority submitted a response to a request for proposals for data centers in Ohio from Amazon, according to a citizens group opposing it. “The project was hidden from the public for about 18 months, giving no opportunities for community input or feedback,” the citizens group said on its website. “When we learned about the potential impacts – constant noise, air pollution, water contamination, and the loss of local control – we decided to act.” The citizens’ group’s stated purpose is “to protect Wilmington and its residents from the harmful environmental and health impacts of the proposed Amazon data center by ensuring that any major industrial development is
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Avondale's Ambrose Health Center Breaks Ground on Expansion to Close 20-Year Life Gap
Ambrose H. Clement Health Center — Expansion Construction Site. Construction crews have moved into the Ambrose H. Clement Health Center on Reading Road, kicking off a major renovation and expansion that will bring medical, pharmacy and dental care under one roof in Avondale. The project began this month and is expected to run through spring 2027, with the center remaining open to patients the entire time.
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Cincinnati Children’s named a US News & World Report Best Children’s Hospital for 20th consecutive year
Cincinnati Children’s has once again been named to the U.S. News & World Report Best Children’s Hospitals Honor Roll, marking the 20th consecutive year the organization has earned recognition as one of the nation’s premier pediatric hospitals. The recognition continues a distinction Cincinnati Children’s has held each...
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Central Clinic gets $455K for reentry services
Central Clinic Behavioral Health received $454,627 from the OneOhio Recovery Foundation to expand substance use disorder treatment and reentry services in Greater Cincinnati. The Cincinnati-based nonprofit provides mental health, addiction and forensic services to children, adults and families. It operates eight locations across the region. This new funding will allow...
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Health experts urge young adults to keep primary care going as study suggests half skip visits
CINCINNATI — More than a quarter of Gen Z patients surveyed by an Ohio State University commissioned study did not have a primary care provider, a trend local health experts say could leave young adults without important preventive care and baseline health information. Dr. Ayash Mishra, an internal medicine...
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Press release: Landmark Clinical Trial at The Christ Hospital Demonstrates Breakthrough Treatment for Heart Condition on the Rise
CINCINNATI (September 16, 2026) – A landmark clinical trial led by The Christ Hospital Health Network has showed success in treating non-obstructive Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), offering new hope to patients living with this progressive heart condition. Ankit Bhatia, MD, Director of the Hypertrophic and Genetic Cardiomyopathies Center, recently published this groundbreaking research in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine. Findings were also presented at European Society of Cardiology in Munich, Germany.
Fox 19
University of Cincinnati Air Care saves lives under pressure
The University of Cincinnati Air Care team explains how saving time can mean saving lives aboard one of the UC Medical Center’s emergency helicopters. The fleet is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to get patients to the hospital safely and quickly for a greater chance of survival. Originally aired Sept. 14, 1994.
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Evergreen Management adds Ohio memory care communities to its portfolio
Evergreen Management added two dedicated memory care communities in Ohio to its portfolio: The Auberge at River Oaks in Miamisburg and The Auberge at Greenfield Estates in Akron. The additions grow Evergreen’s portfolio from 66 to 68 senior living communities nationwide. The additions expand Evergreen’s specialized memory care platform,...
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Dayton Children’s Hospital named to Best Children’s Hospitals list
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Dayton Children’s Hospital has been named to the 2026-2027 Best Children’s Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report. The hospital earned national recognition in orthopedics and neonatology. “Every child deserves access to outstanding orthopedic care close to home,” said Michael Albert, MD, division chief...