Healthcare in Cincinnati

Healthcare in Cincinnati is of a high standard and expats can expect to receive quality treatment. However, as is the case across the USA, expats living in Cincinnati should ensure they have comprehensive health insurance.

Though all hospitals are required to provide emergency care to everyone who needs it, long-term care can be denied to those without proper medical insurance or other means of guaranteeing payment. Healthcare costs in the USA can be extremely high so it's much preferred to invest in good insurance rather than paying out of pocket.

There are a number of good hospitals in Cincinnati. Below is a list of recommended hospitals.

Hospitals in Cincinnati

Bethesda North Hospital

Website: www.trihealth.com
Address: 10500 Montgomery Road

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

Website: www.cincinnatichildrens.org
Address: 3333 Burnet Avenue

Christ Hospital

Website: www.thechristhospital.com
Address: 2139 Auburn Avenue

University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Website: www.uchealth.com
Address: 234 Goodman Street

Further reading

►For a more in-depth insight navigating healthcare in the country, read Understanding Health Insurance in the USA.

 

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