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Sleep Services
These nationally-recognized centers have sleep disorder experts
who will identify and treat individual sleep problems to increase
energy, improve relationships and increase productivity.
Bethesda Butler County Sleep Center .......................................513-454-3050
Bethesda Sleep Center .............................................................................................513-865-1690
Good Samaritan Sleep Center | Glenway ..............................513-862-5722
Spa
Facials, skin treatments, massage, nail care, medical skin care,
acupuncture and holistic therapies.
Fitness & Health Pavilion ......................................................................................513-985-6772
Sports Medicine
Provides comprehensive prevention, recognition and assessment
of athletic injuries, and the complete management and
treatment of those injuries. Our team treats a wide range of patients
and athletes throughout Greater Cincinnati. Our approach
includes numerous physicians, physical therapists and certified
athletic trainers at 10 physical therapy locations.
Bethesda Family Practice Center ..........................................................513-977-6700
TriHealth Sports Medicine ..................................................................................513-985-6749
Telecommunication Device
for the Deaf (TDD) ....................................................................................................513-862-1902
ThinkFirst Injury Prevention Program .......................513-865-1742
Educational programs for schools, businesses and community
organizations on head trauma and injury prevention.
ThinkFirst for Your Baby: Teaches parents who qualify for the
program how to reduce unintentional injuries in infants through
prenatal education and postnatal follow-up. (Presented in
English and in Spanish.)
Cribs for Kids: Educational program dedicated to prevention of
sudden infant death syndrome. Specifically for at-risk parents
who qualify to receive a CPSC-approved crib at reasonable cost.
ThinkFirst for Kids: In-school program that teaches kids (Grades
K-3) to be safe, prevent injury and still enjoy life on bicycles,
buses, in sports and other activities.
ThinkFirst for Big Kids: In-school program that uses an interactive
game format to teach kids (Grades 4-6) bicycle, motor
vehicle and water safety and fire/burn prevention.
ThinkFirst for Youth: In-school program for students (Grades
4-8) on the importance of protecting themselves when faced
with a challenging decision. Includes understanding the body’s
physical abilities, conflict resolution, peer pressure and confidence
building.
ThinkFirst for Teens: Assembly-based program (Grades 7-12)
on decision-making skills and the consequences of risk-taking.
Includes award-winning film and presentation by a health care
speaker and a young individual who has sustained a brain or
spinal cord injury.
ThinkFirst Teen Driving Program: Classroom and assembly
program for Grades 10-12 including speaker and video: Three
Drivers; Eighteen Lives.
TriHealth Senior Driving Academy: For drivers 55 and older. This
program is a collaboration with TriHealth Seniority.
Safety Rocks Preschool program: This program is geared toward
child-care facilities in the Greater Cincinnati and Kiwanis
catchment areas. Preschool-aged children learn about safety in
a fun and interactive format designed for their developmental
level. Funding provided by Duke Energy and Southwest Ohio
Kiwanis for kids.
ThinkFirst Violence Prevention Initiative: This is a violence
prevention and conflict resolution education program that takes
place over four sessions and includes: incentives for parental involvement,
rewards for student participation, asset development
education, conflict resolution/weapon safety education/problem
solving, interaction with an individual who has sustained a
weapon-related traumatic injury, integration of health concepts
related to violent injury prevention and incorporation of local
after-school resources.
Helmets are Cool Cincinnati: This program was started more
than ten years ago by TriHealth ThinkFirst. In a partnership with
Greater Cincinnati SAFE KIDS Coalition, helmets are provided to
lower-income children at a reduced cost through the hospital
gift shops and local pediatrician offices.
Please see TriHealth.com for a full calendar of events.
Trauma Services
Provides swift, excellent medical services for all injured people,
regardless of ability to pay. Led by a multidisciplinary staff who
are leaders in emergency treatment, prevention and education.
Bethesda North Hospital ......................................................................................513-865-1582
TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion ...............................513-985-0900
Ohio’s first certified, medically based fitness facility, the Pavilion
provides a variety of activities and services for all ages and fitness
levels. Degreed, certified staff guide members in workouts
on the fitness floor, through group exercise and acquatics
classes, and with personal training. Amenities include indoor
and outdoor tracks and pools, and a full-size gym. Also housed
at the Pavilion are services open to the community, such as Tri-
Health Integrative Health & Medicine, the Pavilion Spa, cardiac
rehabilitation, pulmonary rehabilitation, dietician services and
physicial therapy. A Kid’s Life Center, health promotion classes,
a Pro Shop and conference room for rent are other popular
amenities for our clients.
TriHealth Hospitalists .......................................................................................513-862-3452
TriHealth offers integrated and personalized care with a team
of more than 30 board-certified and board-eligible hospitalists
who practice at Bethesda North and Good Samaritan hospitals.
A hospitalist is a physician who follows each patient’s treatment
from the time they are admitted to the hospital until they are
released.
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