McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital/TriHealth

04/23/2026

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of celebrating the incredible volunteers who give their time, energy, and hearts to support McCullough-Hyde. 💙

The McCullough-Hyde Volunteer Luncheon was a wonderful opportunity to pause, reflect, and say **thank you** to the individuals who make a meaningful difference every single day for our patients, visitors, and team members. Their compassion, dedication, and commitment truly help create a welcoming and caring environment throughout our hospital.

We are so grateful for all that our volunteers do. Your service does not go unnoticed, and we are honored to celebrate you—not just yesterday, but every day. 🌟

04/10/2026

04/09/2026

When minor injuries or illnesses strike, count on fast, reliable care at TriHealth Priority Care!

With extended hours and no appointments necessary, our trusted clinicians ensure you receive prompt, high-quality care when you need it—seven days a week! Learn more and see all locations: s.trihealth.com/qXFtNa

04/01/2026

Through the Community Granting Program, the McCullough-Hyde Foundation awarded a $4,800 grant to Liberty Elementary PTO for the Backpack Program, providing students in Liberty with weekend food packs.

This Community Grant was awarded in February 2026 as part of the Winter 2026 funding cycle that supported 12 community organizations with $71,800 in total funding. Since launching in 2023, the Community Granting Program has awarded more than $800,000 to community organizations. To learn more, visit www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

04/01/2026

Grateful Patient Connection: Heath Kelly

Heath Kelly came to the Emergency Department at McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital in November with chest pain and dizziness. The McCullough-Hyde Emergency Department team responded quickly. To stabilize Heath’s ventricular tachycardia, the team shocked his heart three times.

Heath was air-flighted to Bethesda North Hospital where he was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, a genetic heart condition where the heart muscle becomes abnormally thick. A defibrillator was consequently inserted.

“I want to thank the doctors, nurses and staff for saving my life. You never expect to be lying there on that table, but I sure was glad they were there when I needed them most. Their compassion and concern for me being a community member, went beyond just being a patient. We are lucky and blessed to have McCullough-Hyde in our backyard”.

Saying thank you is a meaningful way to make a great impact. The McCullough-Hyde Foundation’s Grateful Patient Connections program gives patients and families the opportunity to recognize a caregiver or team member who made a difference in your care or the care of a family member with a donation in their honor and/or a special note of thanks. Donations made through Grateful Patient Connections support the mission of the McCullough-Hyde Foundation through the purchase of specialized equipment for McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital.

For more information about Grateful Patient Connections, please contact Janet Shirley, Development & Special Projects Coordinator, at Janet_Shirley@TriHealth.com or (513) 664-3851. Donations may be made at www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

04/01/2026

In addition to the providing the largest pediatric network in the region, TriHealth is a proud supporter of all aspects of childhood health, including providing Athletic Trainers and sports medicine services to 29 Cincinnati–area high schools, in a partnership with Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.

McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital/TriHealth has been a part of the Talawanda High School community for over the last 30 years, and is proud to have a TriHealth Athletic Trainer on site for after school sports medicine coverage throughout the school year—special thank you to our amazing Athletic Trainers for all the hard work they put into keeping the Talawanda community safe and healthy!

Pictured above are the Talawanda High School Athletic Trainers, Greg Daniels and Kendall Cramer, as well as Talawanda High School Athletic Director Jake Richardson. Greg has been with the school for 31 years, with Kendall and Jake both being Talawanda High School alumni.

Thanks to everyone at Talawanda High School that makes this wonderful partnership possible, and check out TriHealth's full list of high school Athletic Training partnerships here: s.trihealth.com/FQPbsh

03/26/2026

Jack, one of our newest drivers, heading out to pick up riders this morning in our beautiful new 2026 Chrysler minivan—complete with a rear-entry wheelchair ramp for easy, convenient accessibility. And yes, it still has that amazing new car smell!

If you are over 60, or an adult of any age with a short- or long term disability, and need a ride anywhere in the greater Oxford area, give us a call at 513-523-8100—we’d love to get you where you need to go.

03/26/2026

Through the Community Granting Program, the McCullough-Hyde Foundation awarded a $5,000 grant to Butler County General Health District for the CardioCare pilot program, providing adults age 40 and older in Butler County with accessible cardiac screenings, heart health education, and individualized prevention plans.

This Community Grant was awarded in February 2026 as part of the Winter 2026 funding cycle that supported 12 community organizations with $71,800 in total funding. Since launching in 2023, the Community Granting Program has awarded more than $800,000 to community organizations. To learn more, visit www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

03/25/2026

03/25/2026

Symptom Checker is a function within MyChart that allows parents to assess their children’s illness symptoms and determine the appropriate next steps before ever stepping foot in a pediatrician's office!

Check in with TriHealth pediatrician Dr. Doug Cionni as he answers some commonly asked questions about the MyChart Symptom Checker: s.trihealth.com/M69Rh9

03/25/2026

With Opening Day just around the corner, TriHealth is looking forward to another amazing year as the Official Health Care Provider for the Cincinnati Reds!

Following an impressive push that led to a Wild Card berth last year, what are your predications for the Reds' 2026 season?