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Health system · Cincinnati, OH

TriHealth

TriHealth is a nonprofit system with 2 member hospitals in Ohio and 559 certified beds.

At a glance

Headquarters
Cincinnati, OH
Outpatient centers
233
Organizations
4
Facilities (all kinds)
3
Certified beds
559
States
Ohio
Ownership
Nonprofit

Ownership reflects the system's general acute care hospitals, weighted by beds. “Facilities (all kinds)” counts every certified member together. “Outpatient centers” counts clinic and other outpatient sites, not physician groups.

Providers and leadership

1,899 providers are tied to this system by identifiers - a member's own NPI, or Medicare billing and affiliation filings. Counted, never listed.

Each member facility's profile counts its named executives, officers and owners by role. Names and titles are for signed-in customers. Leadership by role.

Members

Facilities in TriHealth

Hospitals (2)

FacilityTypeCityCCNCorporate parent
Bethesda HospitalHospitalCincinnati360179TrihealthINTEGRATED DELIVERY NETWORK (IDN)
Mccullough-Hyde Memorial HospitalHospitalOxford360046TrihealthINTEGRATED DELIVERY NETWORK (IDN)

Home health and hospice (1)

FacilityTypeCityCCNCorporate parent
Hospice of Cincinnati Blue AshHospiceCincinnati361531TrihealthINTEGRATED DELIVERY NETWORK (IDN)
  • Facility counts are of active certified members; "facilities" counts every kind, hospitals included.
  • Providers are tied to a system by identifiers only, and are counted, never listed.
  • Outpatient centers are clinic and other outpatient sites, not physician groups.
FAQ

About TriHealth

How many facilities does TriHealth operate?

3 certified member facilities: 2 hospitals, 1 home health or hospice agencies.

Which states is TriHealth in?

Ohio.

How many beds does TriHealth have?

559 certified beds across the member facilities that publish a count.

Who owns TriHealth?

Nonprofit. Ownership reflects the system's general acute care hospitals, weighted by beds.

TriHealth · health system with 2 hospitals · NPI Mark