Over a century of care

Providing 125 years of exceptional care, The Christ Hospital is a 555-bed not-for-profit acute care facility recognized as one of the nation's top hospitals. Christ Hospital provides a comprehensive range of world-class care to the community it serves. The facility is both locally and nationally awarded for its excellence in care; it has been named Cincinnati's Most Preferred Hospital for 21 consecutive years by National Research Corporation (NRC), has achieved Magnet status from the American Nurses Credentialing Center and is consistently recognized by the U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation's top performing hospitals. The Christ Hospital offers services in cardiovascular care, orthopedic and spine treatment, women's health, major surgery, cancer, behavioral medicine, emergency medicine and more. The Christ Hospital is a part of a regional system of care with more than 100 locations in the Greater Cincinnati area.

The Queen City

Cincinnati is located on the north bank of the Ohio River at the Ohio-Kentucky border, near Indiana. With a metro area that includes parts of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, Cincinnati has a unique personality that crosses midwestern industrial city with a southern country feel. With more than 200 attractions, Cincinnati offers a great lifestyle filled with events, recreation, arts, sports and culture. This Arts Mecca of the Midwest hosts thousands of stage performances with the best of opera, ballet, Broadway musicals and a world-class symphony. For family fun, explore the Cincinnati Art Museum that is ranked as the Top Art Museum for Families by Parenting Magazine. With its riverfront location and climate that's neither too hot nor too cold, Cincinnati is perfectly situated for a variety of recreational activities. The city claims one of the country's top park systems, with more than 100 parks spread across 5,000 acres. For golfers, there are more than a dozen courses within the city and dozens more within a small radius. With award-winning attractions, major league sports, and new riverfront developments such as The Banks and Smale Riverfront Park, it's no wonder why Cincinnati was named on Esquire's top 10 list of Cities that Rock.