The City of Fort Wright, Kentucky, is organizing a donation drive to collect non-perishable and personal hygiene items for communities in North Carolina affected by flooding. The initiative aims to support those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
The City of Fort Wright is organizing a donation drive to support communities in North Carolina affected by recent flooding. The initiative aims to collect non-perishable and personal hygiene items. These donations will be delivered directly to a key distribution area in North Carolina.
The Christ Hospital Health Network is encouraging women to prioritize their health by scheduling annual mammograms during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The healthcare providers at the hospital will conduct a free webinar titled "Breast Cancer – Beyond the Mammogram" on October 24th at noon. Participants can register for this online event where Jennifer Manders, MD, surgical oncologist; Julie Specht, MD, oncologist; and Chloe Meier, genetic counselor, will address questions related to breast cancer.
The City of Fort Wright is organizing a collection of non-perishable and personal hygiene items to support communities in North Carolina affected by recent floods. Fire Chief Schewe will join a team delivering these donations directly to a key distribution area in North Carolina. He is scheduled to leave on Friday, October 11, with the Fire Department accepting contributions until the end of business on October 10.
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The Kenton County School District (KCSD) has released its 2023-24 School Report Card, providing insights into various aspects such as test performance, teacher qualifications, and student safety. The report includes results from the Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA), which evaluates students in grades 3 through 8, 10, and 11 on subjects like reading, mathematics, science, writing, and social studies.
CINCINNATI (October 4, 2024) – The Christ Hospital Health Network and St. Elizabeth Healthcare are set to announce Phase 3 of Project Heart ReStart at a press conference on October 8 at the Florence Nature Park Event Center in Florence, Kentucky. Key speakers will include Debbie Hayes, President & CEO of The Christ Hospital Health Network; Garren Colvin, President & CEO of St. Elizabeth Healthcare; Kim Moser, Kentucky State Representative for the 64th District; Jeff Mallery, Chief of Police for the Florence Police Department; Mark Peters, Vice President of Avive Solutions,...
For the 2022-23 school year, Beechwood Elementary School experienced an increase in enrollment numbers compared to the previous year, with 16 more students being enrolled.
The city of Fort Wright is organizing a Fall Community Clean Up event, inviting residents to join in the effort. Participants are encouraged to gather at City Hall by 9:00 am, where they will be provided with trash bags and grabbers for the clean-up activities.
The Christ Hospital Health Network in Cincinnati is set to introduce two Angel Suites at the Mt. Auburn Birthing Center, designed for families mourning the loss of a child during pregnancy or shortly after birth. These suites are funded by The Hayden & Crue Project, an organization dedicated to supporting families through the difficult experience of losing a baby.
The Christ Hospital Health Network's 2024 Gala in Cincinnati successfully raised over $2.3 million for its Comprehensive Oncology Program. These funds are earmarked for patient assistance, research, and vital cancer programs. "These funds reflect the perception of The Christ Hospital Health Network by our community and will be life-changing for our patients," said Brian Mannion, MD, Medical Director of The Christ Hospital’s Oncology Program. He added that the community shares their vision of being a leading destination for cancer care.
The City of Fort Wright, Kentucky, has released a video highlighting the city's appeal as a place to live, work, and conduct business. The video aims to showcase the city's various strengths, including safety, convenience, and community spirit.
CINCINNATI (October 10, 2024) – The Christ Hospital Health Network's Aim For Wellbeing is now offering a new treatment to help reduce snoring and alleviate sleep apnea symptoms. The Fotona NightLase™ procedure is a non-invasive laser treatment that targets the tissues in the back of the mouth and tongue. This process helps to contract and tighten these tissues, which can vibrate during sleep due to airway narrowing. By allowing air to move more freely through the nose and mouth, it aims to decrease snoring and improve sleep quality. The procedure takes about 45 minutes.
The Christ Hospital Health Network has announced the appointment of Joyce Oh as its new Chief Information and Digital Transformation Officer. Oh will begin her role on October 28, following a national search. She brings over 25 years of experience in information technology and digital transformation across healthcare, research, and retail sectors.
The Kentucky Center for School Safety has announced that this year's Kentucky Safe Schools Week will take place from October 20 to October 26, 2024. The theme for the week is "Level Up," focusing on promoting and enhancing school safety through specific activities and discussions.
The Christ Hospital Health Network has been awarded the Bronze Level recognition by the American Medical Association (AMA) as a Joy in Medicine™ health organization. This recognition is part of the AMA's program to honor organizations that prioritize enhancing the well-being and professional fulfillment of physicians. The distinction is valid for two years.
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