About TriHealth

Bethesda and Good Samaritan Hospital joined together to form TriHealth in 1995, bringing together two of Cincinnati's finest health care organizations. Through these two acute care hospitals and more than 130 sites of care, TriHealth provides a wide range of clinical, educational, preventive and social programs. TriHealth's non-hospital services include physician practice management, fitness centers and fitness center management, occupational health centers, home health and hospice care.

Mission and Vision

The mission of TriHealth is to improve the health status of the people we serve. We pursue our mission by providing a full range of health-related services, including prevention, wellness and education. Our service identity is rooted in our Mission and Core Values, which serve as guiding principles in our healing ministry. Learn more.

Policies and Conditions

Facts and Figures

TriHealth is the integrated health care system that formed as a partnership between Good Samaritan Hospital and Bethesda Hospital, Inc. TriHealth is a full-service, not-for-profit health system that provides a wide range of clinical, educational, preventive and social programs.

TriHealth at a Glance

  • Established in 1995 as an operating company for a hospital system
  • One of the top integrated health systems in Greater Cincinnati
  • 4th largest employer in the city of Cincinnati, with approximately 11,500 team members

Hospitals

Ambulatory Network

Research

Medical Education

Major affiliate of undergraduate medical education with the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

  • Graduate medical education/residency programs in: Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and General Surgery
  • Fellowships in: Vascular Surgery, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery, Family Medicine/Sports Medicine, Robotic-Assisted Cardiovascular Surgery, Family Medicine/Sleep Medicine

Employed Primary Care Physicians and Employed Specialists

  • Nearly 125 locations throughout Greater Cincinnati
  • Nearly 600 employed physicians including residents

Hospice Care

  • Hospice of Cincinnati (Locations in Anderson, Blue Ash, Hamilton and Western Hills, as well as in-home services)

Fitness and Wellness Services

Revenue and Community Outreach Expenditures

Total Net Revenue

Approximately $1.8 billion

Total Net Revenue numbers reflect fiscal year 2015 (July 2014 – June 2015)

Community Outreach Expenditures

Total : $73,184,551

  • Medical Education and Research: $16,812,196
  • Cash and in-kind subsidized health services, and community building: $9,458,624
  • Traditional charity care: $29,742,648
  • Unpaid cost of public programs: $17,171,083

Community Outreach Expenditures reflect fiscal year 2010 (July 2009 – June 2010)

Recognition and Awards

TriHealth

  • Gold Seal from The Joint Commission for Shoulder Replacement Certification - Good Samaritan Hospital, 2019
  • Gold Seal from The Joint Commission for Hip Fracture Certification - Bethesda North Hospital, 2019
  • Gold Seal from The Joint Commission for Total Hip and Knee Replacement Certification - Bethesda North Hospital, 2019
  • Gold Seal from The Joint Commission for Advanced Total Hip and Knee Replacement Certification - Good Samaritan Hospital, 2019
  • LeapFrog Grade A for Hospital Safety- Bethesda North Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, Bethesda Butler Hospital and McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital, November 2019
  • Diversity Inc. - #6 Top Hospital and Health System in the Nation, May 2019
  • IBM Watson Health - Top 15 Health Systems, April 2019
  • Becker’s Hospital Review - 52 Great Health Systems to Know, June 2018
  • Most Wired Hospital or Health Systems, Hospital and Health Networks Magazine, American Hospital Association, July, 2018
  • IBM Watson Health (Formerly Truven) Top 15 Health System in the Country, April 2018
  • National Association for Female Executives (NAFE) - Top Ten Nonprofit Companies for Executive Women, March 2018
  • HIMSS (Health Information Management Systems Society) - Stage 7 Award, February 2018
  • Healthiest Employers - Ranked 67th in country on Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America, September 2017
  • Working Mother Magazine - 100 Best Companies for Working Moms, September 2017
  • Best Workplaces in Ohio (Ohio Business), August 2017
  • Most Wired Hospital or Health Systems, Hospital and Health Networks Magazine, American Hospital Association, July, 2017
  • American Nurses Credentialing Center - Magnet designation for BNH, GSH, BBH, Bethesda Surgery Center, Arrow Springs, Western Ridge, Pavilion Cardiac Rehab program, April 2017

Bethesda North Hospital

  • Newsweek - World’s Best Hospitals, July 2020
  • CHI - Center for Excellence for Coronary Artery Bypass Graft, September 2019
  • Emergency Nurses Association - Lantern Award, July 2019
  • Newsweek - World's Best Hospitals 2019, April 2019
  • A Rating for patient Safety - Leapfrog Survey, April 2018
  • Watson Health (Formerly Truven) - 100 Top Hospitals, March 2018
  • The Joint Commission - Gold Seal of Approval for Advanced Certification in Diabetes Care, February, 2018
  • Becker’s Hospital Review - 100 Hospitals and Health Systems With Great Heart Programs, August, 2017
  • Ohio Hospital Association - Melvin Creeley Environmental Leadership Award, April 2017
  • Truven Health - 100 Top Hospitals, March 2017

Good Samaritan Hospital

  • Premier Inc. - Quest Award, July 2020
  • The Joint Commission - Disease Specific Certification for Pancreatic Cancer, February 2020
  • IBM Watson - 100 Top Hospitals, March 2019
  • A Rating for patient Safety - Leapfrog Survey, April 2018
  • Watson Health (Formerly Truven) - 100 Top Hospitals, March 2018
  • The Joint Commission - Gold Seal of Approval for Advanced Certification in Diabetes Care, February 2018
  • Becker’s Hospital Review - 100 Hospitals and Health Systems With Great Heart Programs, August, 2017
  • Premier Inc - Citation of Merit for the 2017 QUEST® Award for High-value Healthcare, July 2017
  • Ohio Hospital Association - Melvin Creeley Environmental Leadership Award, April 2017

Service to the Community

  • Invested more than $93 million in community outreach in fiscal year 2013
  • As the health system with the #1 baby hospital in Ohio (Good Samaritan), we are partnering with Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, other health care providers and community organizations to reduce the rate of infant mortality and premature births

Leading-Edge Technology

Regional, National and Global Experts in Robotic-Assisted Surgery

Surgeons at TriHealth hospitals have performed thousands of robotic-assisted procedures since bringing the technology to the Greater Cincinnati region in 2003. With years of robotic-assisted surgery “firsts” and milestones in TriHealth's history, a couple of recent national achievements include performing the first duo-surgeon cardiac robotic-assisted surgery in the United States (Good Samaritan Hospital, 2009) and sharing our expertise with other physicians by offering the country's second Robotic-Assisted Cardiovascular Surgery Fellowship (July 2010).

Leaders in Using Electronic Medical Records and Medical Home Model to Improve Patient Care

Sparked by a $6 million, two-year grant from Bethesda Inc., TriHealth announced in December 2010 that it will adopt the Patient-Centered Medical Home model as the preferred model of care for its employed primary care practices. Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) are a critical component of this initiative. Through the use of integrated EMRs, TriHealth's employed physician practices have developed a Clinical Data Warehouse (CDW). The CDW enables the practices to generate on-demand reports about treatment recommendations, patient vital statistics and treatment compliance. Physicians and office staff can then use that data to improve health through simple action steps like check-up reminder calls or complex steps such as revising treatment programs and engaging needed specialists.

Raising the Bar on Breast Care

In August 2009, Bethesda North Hospital opened the doors to a new 47,755 square-foot outpatient imaging facility, which houses the Mary Jo Cropper Family Center for Breast Care at Bethesda North. The Breast Center is the first in the Greater Cincinnati area to achieve a three-year, full accreditation designation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), and it was only the sixth breast center in Ohio to earn the designation. Physicians at the Breast Center manage extensive clinical research projects and have created a panel of specialists that meets regularly to confer about tough cases. The Center is known for developing the region's first Breast MRI Registry and for implementing forward-thinking, evidence-based advancements in breast care such as the use of Radioactive Seed Localization for more effective diagnosis and the use of Cryoablation technology to treat breast tumors.

Expanding Local Options for Clinical Trials

After a rigorous selection process, TriHealth's Hatton Institute Clinical Trials Program has been selected to partner with the Quintiles Corporation. Hatton was chosen for its reputation and past work experience with the biopharmaceutical company. The partnership will expand access for TriHealth patients to participate in clinical trials and expand access for established investigators at TriHealth to conduct clinical trials.

We are physicians, hospitals and communities working together to help you live better.