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During Hispanic Heritage Month, we wanted to highlight some of the amazing team members of Hispanic descent that make TriHealth such wonderful place to receive care! Melissa Vega, Assistant Nurse Manager & Educator at Bethesda North Hospital, shared how Hispanic Heritage Month is special to her because it highlights the multifaceted nature of Hispanic people. "What's most beautiful about my culture is the strong sense of community and family," she said. "We are taught to cultivate a warm welcoming environment through music, food, and celebration." Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!

Hey Cincinnati – are you ready for the return of BLINK?? BLINK, the nation’s largest immersive art experience, is back again in just two weeks from Oct 17th – 20th! Covering more than 30 city blocks and spanning from Findlay Market to the northern Kentucky cities of Covington & Newport on the Levee, the festival will feature large-scale projection mapping installations, murals, urban artscapes, media light, and interactive art! Learn more about our partners at BLINK today: https://lnkd.in/gTxsAYYE

When it comes to a cancer diagnosis, catching problems early is always the goal. Working with your primary care physician to stay up-to-date with all of your regular screenings is the best way to be sure about your health - get more than just your mammogram. Find a doctor today: bit.ly/3WXvKKt

Congratulations to the latest Living Our Values winners! While all TriHealth team members give their best every day, there are some who go even further in the care and services they provide. Every few months we like to recognize these individuals that go above and beyond their job requirements, really striving to help TriHealth see and hear our patients! Our winners this quarter are Cameron Allen from Bethesda Butler Hospital, Nancy Menard from Bethesda North Hospital, Cherie Michel from Good Samaritan Hospital, Ashley Longhauser from Hospice of Cincinnati, Ronald Greer from McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital/TriHealth, Lilburn Brown from Shared Services and Alec Bomske from TPP – Thank you all for Living Our Values! Find out more about all the services provided by our wonderful team members here: bit.ly/3QNR5Cy

After Ashley was diagnosed with breast cancer, her wife Crystal was thinking of putting off her own mammography. Luckily, Ashley insisted she go anyway, and it led to Crystal also receiving an early breast cancer diagnosis. Check out their story to see how TriHealth was able to support them as they beat cancer side by side! bit.ly/49jHrgX

Are you looking to expand your EMS Education? Check out our Neuroscience EMS Education webinars, open to the public via livestream on various dates over the next few months! These classes can help EMS providers stay current on recognizing and caring for strokes, seizures, and other neurological emergencies. For the full class schedule, visit: bit.ly/3U86eA6 We hope you can join us!

A huge thanks to our TriHealth nurses and doctors who volunteered at this weekend's Su Casa Hispanic Health Fair at St. Clement School! Su Casa is a great organization serving 11 local counties by providing Hispanic/Latino individuals a place to connect with their culture and develop strategies to live healthy and fulfilled lives in the U.S. If you're interested in getting involved, learn more at https://lnkd.in/ggzCaAb7

At TriHealth, we're very excited about our partnership with Xavier University, as teams from both organizations work together to provide Health, Counseling and Wellbeing Services to the students and faculty at XU! Learn more about the partnership and all the TriHealth services offered at Xavier today: bit.ly/3MUNEHs

Help us welcome another great new physician, Dr. Joseph Easton! When his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer while he was in school, Dr. Easton became inspired by the patient’s journey through healing and reconstruction, which ultimately piqued his interest in cosmetic and plastic surgery. He is particularly interested in reconstructive surgery after breast cancer and weight loss, and places great importance on helping his patients feel comfortable talking about potentially delicate subjects.