Employees, dependents, and their spouses enrolled in the Kettering Health medical plan can receive drop-in care at an On-Demand clinic for a flat rate of $20 per visit. Employees not on the health plan can use On-Demand Care and their insurance will be billed as a primary care visit. Additional services may be billed to…
Safety Kettering Health has re-engaged our commitment to safety with the Safety First program. Kettering Health is committed to zero harm for our patients and staff. To achieve zero harm, it is imperative that we learn and improve after a safety event to prevent the event from reoccurring. Staff need to feel safe raising workplace…
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Throughout this month, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion team at Kettering Health will be celebrating by sharing resources every Monday of the month to highlight the impact AAPI people have had on our history, and continue to have on our lives and organization. We will also…
To show their appreciation for all healthcare workers have done for the community over the past two years, Cincinnati Zoo is offering healthcare and public health workers free admission starting on World Health Day, April 7, through April 10. Your friends and family visiting the zoo with you may purchase up to six additional tickets…
Raina Simon is an RN at Kettering Heath Hamilton, working on the Orthopedic Med/Surg unit. Originally from Miami, Florida, Raina first joined Kettering Health during a nursing externship in 2019, where she trained under the guidance of some incredible preceptors. “The staff I had the pleasure of working with really drew me in, and gave…
Norm Spence currently serves as director of Strategy & Operations for Kettering Health Middletown. Since joining the system in 2011, Norm has served in various roles in Finance and Business Development, including most recently as director of Business Development for the Kettering Health Main Campus system. A graduate of Andrews University, Norm received both his…
Chidiebere Ibe is making history as we speak. A medical student from Nigeria, Ibe is shifting the narrative on medical illustrations by including images of Black people instead of only white people which is common in academia. His motivation was his realization that “many conditions and signs look different based on the patient’s skin color…
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