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Adena Health finalizes acquisition of Fairfield Medical Center
LANCASTER, OH (Sept. 1, 2026) – Adena Health today announced it has completed its acquisition of Fairfield Medical Center, officially welcoming the hospital, its patients, providers, caregivers, and communities into the Adena Health family. As part of the acquisition, Fairfield Medical Center will now be known as Adena Fairfield...
WKRC
AI is moving into TriHealth hospital rooms; how the technology is changing patient care
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Artificial intelligence is changing the way healthcare is delivered—from helping doctors detect cancer to helping nurses respond to patients before they even get out of bed. Inside some TriHealth hospital rooms, a small white device mounted near the ceiling offers a glimpse into that future.
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Fairfield Approves 68 Villas Next to Mercy Health Hospital on South Gilmore Road
Fairfield City Council has given final approval to a 68-unit villa community that will rise on South Gilmore Road right next to Mercy Health Fairfield Hospital, one of the region's larger acute care facilities. The development, called Whispering Hill, will sit on an 18-acre site just north of Mack Road, and dirt-moving work is slated to begin this summer with road paving to follow in March 2027.
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Premier Health mobile mammography coach will tour Miami Valley locations
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Appointments are available for Premier Health's mobile mammography coach, which aims to make it easier for people to get screened at local businesses, public venues, and events throughout the Miami Valley and beyond this September. Week One:. Tuesday, Sept. 1, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m....
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As SNAP and Medicaid cuts loom, Dayton city commission speak out against the changes
Dayton city commissioners are condemning billions of dollars in cuts to Medicaid and SNAP food assistance as eligibility requirements also become stricter. At the federal level, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act may cut up to $1 trillion in Medicaid over the next decade. SNAP (formerly called food stamps) will also be losing out on hundreds of billions of dollars in that time. NPR said 4 million people lost their SNAP benefits between July last year and April of this year. And the majority of the cuts have yet to go into effect.
WDTN
Premier Health mobile mammography coach will tour Miami Valley locations
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Appointments are available for Premier Health’s mobile mammography coach, which aims to make it easier for people to get screened at local businesses, public venues, and events throughout the Miami Valley and beyond this September. Week One: Week Two: Week Three: Week Four: Week Five: The coach is owned and operated […]
beckershospitalreview.com
7 hospitals, health systems moving to Oracle Health
A handful of hospitals and health systems are rolling out Oracle Health’s EHR platform in 2026, even as the vendor works to reverse a string of net hospital losses since acquiring Cerner in 2022. Oracle Health held 21.9% of the acute care hospital EHR market by the end of...
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Cincinnati Children's to bring healthcare services to students this year
Cincinnati Children's Hospital announced Wednesday that it'll start offering primary care and preventative services to students at Colerain High and Northwest High this year. The hospital system said it's Mobile Care Center will visit each location by alternating months on the second Wednesday of each month. Up to 14 patients can be seen on each visit to a school, which will help those ages 12 to 21.
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3 new affordable assisted living communities under construction in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Three new affordable assisted living communities are under construction in Ohio, with developers aiming to expand options for seniors who need daily support but want a more residential setting at half the cost of nursing home care. Chicago-based Evergreen Real Estate Group announced Thursday that...
The Cincinnati Exchange
Cincinnati Children’s mobile clinic to make monthly high school visits
Cincinnati Children’s Mobile Care Center will begin monthly school visits at Colerain High School and Northwest High School during the 2026-27 school year. The clinic will alternate between the two schools and provide primary and preventive care for eligible patients ages 12 to 21. The first visit is scheduled for Sept. 9 at Colerain High School, followed by an Oct. 14 visit at Northwest High School. Appointments are required.
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Dayton, Montgomery County oppose federal changes risking Medicaid, SNAP access
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) - Commissioners with the City of Dayton and Montgomery County Commission are taking a public stand over concerns that federal policy changes could put healthcare and food assistance out of reach for local families. Dayton Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss says Dayton is standing up to protect health care,...
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Mahoning Valley Medicaid providers among those indicted on fraud charges
Indictments filed last week by the office of Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson accuse six Medicaid providers of stealing a combined $558,383 from the government healthcare program for the needy. “Fraud against Medicaid is fraud against Ohio taxpayers,” Wilson said. “We will continue to investigate suspicious billing behavior and hold...