Kettering Health

Kettering Health (pronunciation: /ˈkɛtərɪŋ hɛlθ/) is a not-for-profit network of eight hospitals, Kettering College, and over 120 outpatient facilities serving southwest Ohio. The network’s hospitals are Kettering, Grandview, Sycamore, Southview, Greene Memorial, Soin, Fort Hamilton, and Kettering Behavioral Medicine.

Etymology

The name "Kettering Health" is derived from the town of Kettering, Ohio, where the network's flagship hospital, Kettering Medical Center, is located. The term "Health" signifies the network's commitment to the health and wellness of the communities it serves.

Related Terms

Kettering Medical Center: The flagship hospital of the Kettering Health network. It is a faith-based, nonprofit organization that specializes in cardiac care, cancer diagnoses, and emergency medicine.
Grandview Medical Center: A hospital within the Kettering Health network that provides a range of services including emergency care, orthopedics, and heart and vascular care.
Sycamore Medical Center: Another hospital within the Kettering Health network, offering services such as maternity care, cancer care, and surgical services.
Southview Medical Center: Part of the Kettering Health network, Southview Medical Center offers services including maternity care, emergency care, and surgical services.
Greene Memorial Hospital: A hospital within the Kettering Health network located in Xenia, Ohio. It provides a range of services including emergency care, surgical services, and cancer care.
Soin Medical Center: A hospital within the Kettering Health network located in Beavercreek, Ohio. It offers services such as emergency care, maternity care, and surgical services.
Fort Hamilton Hospital: A hospital within the Kettering Health network located in Hamilton, Ohio. It provides a range of services including emergency care, maternity care, and surgical services.
Kettering Behavioral Medicine Center: A facility within the Kettering Health network that provides mental health and addiction services.