Opening in 1823 as the country’s first teaching hospital, UC Medical Center has an international reputation, bringing thousands of people, from the region and around the world, to Cincinnati to receive care from world-renowned physicians in state-of-the-art medical facilities. UC Medical Center is home to the region's only adult Level I trauma center and is consistently ranked a "Best" hospital byU.S.News & World Report.

• 726 bed facility
• 75,000 visits to the ED annually
• Only level-1 trauma center in the Tristate area
• Serves both quaternary care patients as well as the Hamilton County indigent patient population
• Double and triple attending coverage, 24 hours a day
• Clinical Decision Unit for observational medicine
• Home of the Greater Cincinnati Stroke team-national leaders in the treatment of acute stroke
• Home of University Air Care & Mobile Care 
• Psychiatric social services 24 hours a day
• Excellent social services and ancillary staff 24 hours a day 
  
  

Cincinnati Children's College Hill location offers inpatient, outpatient and residential behavioral health services.

Central Clinic serves as an outpatient mental health agency for Hamilton and Butler counties, as a forensic clinic for Hamilton and Clermont counties, including the Municipal Court and the Court of Common Pleas, and home to The Resident Psychotherapy Clinic.

Drake Center has long been known as a regional leader in stroke and recovery care, providing specialized inpatient and outpatient neuro-rehabilitative services. Located just north of downtown Cincinnati, the Drake Center, combined with physicians and researchers from the University of Cincinnati's internationally-recognized Stroke Team and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation division, offers a comprehensive care continuum and a variety of services to help patients throughout their recovery. The majority of rehabilitation services are housed here including Healthsouth at Drake Center inpatient rehab facility as well as outpatient PM&R clinics including interventional pain procedures.

The Lindner Center of HOPE is located on 36 acres in a secluded, peaceful setting in Mason, Ohio, and is a partnership with UC Health. The center features 64 beds and offers both short-term, hospital-based inpatient services and longer-term, private, voluntary live-in-services, along with seamless outpatient services, including psychiatric evaluation, psychotherapy, psychopharmacology, education, rehabilitation and expert consultations.

The UC Health Physicians Office South is located in West Chester, Ohio just off I-75 in Butler County. This 80,000 square foot facility is home to a full-service center for high-tech diagnostic services. The new, state-of-the-art Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery suite, is a warm, welcoming environment that offers patients the safety and privacy expected of a UC Health facility. Our patients have access to the accomplished and experienced anesthesia and nursing care teams to assure the safest possible environment being conveniently located next to UC Health West Chester Hospital. Our goal is to ensure your comfort and satisfaction as we help you reach your desired outcome, with exceptional and natural-looking surgical results and high patient satisfaction.

UC Health West Chester Hospital is a 160-bed acute care hospital in West Chester, Ohio, providing the latest technology delivered in a healing environment. The hospital is conveniently located and easily accessible from Interstate 75 at Tylersville Road. Services include a full-service emergency department, and inpatient and outpatient diagnostic and treatment services.

The Cincinnati VA honor's America's Veterans by providing exceptional health care that improves their health and well-being. The Cincinnati VA consists of two divisions located in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Fort Thomas, Ky. Together, it provides services to 17 counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.

Equipment:

• 1.5 and 3T MRI, 640 MDCT with CT Fluoroscopy, 1 Interventional Radiology suite
• Diagnostic and Vascular Ultrasound, Fluoroscopy, & DR
• Phillips IntelliSpace PACS with PowerScribe voice transcription

The Stetson Building houses the department's administrative offices, as well as various teaching, research and clinical spaces. 

Constructed with input from an advisory committee of patients and caregivers, physicians, staff, students, this new four-story, 114,000 square-foot outpatient facility addresses the different needs of patients with neurological conditions—from the parking garage to the exam room.  A rehabilitation suite dedicated to neurological care—the only one on the Clifton Campus.  An in-house pharmacy for faster access to medications needed for treatment.  Comfortable lobbies and lounges for patients and families as well as a café and juice bar.  MRI imaging care suite in facility that is designed to maximize patient comfort.

Three-story beige building with an oddly shaped roof, located on north end of West Chester campus. Roundabout in front of building, near the West Chester Hospital Surgical Center.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, a nonprofit academic medical center established in 1883, is one of the oldest and most distinguished pediatric hospitals in the United States, ranking as one of the top three pediatric hospitals in the country.

• 66,500 visits to the Emergency Department annually
• Pediatric level one trauma center
• Staffed 24 hours a day by fellowship-trained Pediatric Emergency Physicians
• International reputation for patient care, education and outreach
• An additional suburban community pediatric experience for senior residents at CCHMC-affiliated Liberty campus, 20 miles from CCHMC.
• Clinicians and researchers at CCHMC have academic appointments to the UC College of Medicine.

The CARE/Crawley Building opened in 2008, providing 240,000 square feet of new space on UC’s medical campus, including lab, research, teaching and library facilities. The medical bookstore and Donald C. Harrison Health Sciences Library span the space between the Medical Sciences Building and CARE/Crawley Building

The Medical Sciences Building (MSB), built in 1974, has long been home to UC's College of Medicine. The MSB houses College of Medicine laboratories and office and classroom space as well as Kresge Auditiorum. The medical bookstore and Donald C. Harrison Health Sciences Library span the space between the MSB and CARE/Crawley Building. 

The Mount Reid Pavilion, opened in 1951, houses the Anesthesia Administrative offices. The UC Simulation Center is also located in the Medical Sciences Building.

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesdays: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.