Cincinnati Health Insurance

Cincinnati Health Measures
	Diabetes	Obese	Uninsured	Well-being Index
CIN	9.3%	27.1%	11.2%	66.1
Nat'l Avg	18.3%	26.1%	17.1%	66.2
Source: Gallup.com, NIH.gov

The city of Cincinnati has received its share of accolades in the past few years, including a "Top US Travel Destination" by Lonely Planet, a "Stunning Riverfront Town" by Budget Travel, and top ten in "Best Cities for Raising a Family" by Forbes, all in 2012 alone. In the past few years, it has been honored for many aspects of its quality of life, of which healthcare plays a major role. The anchor of the Cincinnati healthcare system is the University of Cincinnati, which operates the oldest teaching hospital and medical center in the country. The Cincinnati area is served by over 30 hospitals, a complete listing of which is found here:

BETHESDA NORTH HOSPITAL (10500 MONTGOMERY ROAD)

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER (3333 BURNET AVE)

CHRIST HOSPITAL (2139 AUBURN AVENUE)

CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN (ELLAND AND BETHUDE AVENUES)

DEACONESS HOSPITAL (311 STRAIGHT STREET)

DRAKE CENTER INC (151 GALBRAITH ROAD)

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL (375 DIXMYTH AVE)

JEWISH HOSPITAL, THE (4777 EAST GALBRAITH ROAD)

MERCY FRANCISCAN HOSP WESTERN HILLS (3131 QUEEN CITY AVE)

MERCY FRANCISCAN HOSPITAL - MT AIRY (2446 KIPLING AVENUE)

MERCY HOSPITAL ANDERSON (7500 STATE ROAD)

PAULINE WARFIELD LEWIS CENTER (1101 SUMMIT RD)