News Releases

Cancer survivorship is living with, and beyond the diagnosis of cancer. Being a cancer survivor can impact patients as well as the caregivers of those affected by cancer. Cancer survivorship includes a focus on a healthy physical, spiritual,   (Read More)

Is your medicine cabinet filled with expired drugs or medications you no longer use? How should you dispose of them? Most drugs can be thrown in the household trash, but consumers should take certain precautions before tossing them out, according to   (Read More)

Our friends and cancer-education partners at Cancer Support Community of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky work hard to provide our community with cancer-related panel discussions, forums, and social opportunities. These informative events   (Read More)

As with our recent national recognition from ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) for clinical trials research excellence, we’re again proud to announce another major accomplishment in our quest to provide OHC patients with the most   (Read More)

The inspiring effort of Amanda Murawski to honor her father’s legacy has resulted in a new blood cancer research grant named after her father, OHC patient Ken Murawski. The physicians and staff at OHC’s Kenwood office (at the Jewish   (Read More)

The inspiring effort of Amanda Murawski to honor her father’s legacy has resulted in a new blood cancer research grant named after her father, OHC patient Ken Murawski. The physicians and staff at OHC’s Kenwood office (at the Jewish   (Read More)

In 2013, Cincinnati Reds employee Chris Herrell underwent a successful bone marrow transplant for a rare blood disease, Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS). But that success didn’t come easy. Finding a bone marrow match for Chris proved difficult.   (Read More)

We’d like to share some incredible news with you! Here’s the news release we’re sending to media throughout the country telling them about the great news. CINCINNATI, Ohio – OHC, the region’s only independent cancer practice   (Read More)

We’d like to share some incredible news with you! Here’s the news release we’re sending to media throughout the country telling them about the great news. CINCINNATI, Ohio – OHC, the region’s only independent cancer practice   (Read More)

Twenty-six years ago, OHC founder Dr. Richard Levy started treating patients at the Taft Road facility. For Dr. Levy, Taft constituted the cornerstone for building this outstanding practice that we now care for. On Thurs., May 14, Taft Road office   (Read More)

It is with great sadness that we at OHC announce the May 1 retirement of our dear friend, and one of our five founding physicians, Doug Hawley, M.D. In a letter sent to his patients, Dr. Hawley explained, “I love what I do now; I am as   (Read More)

We’re so excited over here. LEAD Cincinnati magazine has just featured OHC in an article by reporter Rick Bird. It’s titled, “Behind the Scenes of One of the Region’s Premier Provider of Cancer Care.” We encourage you to   (Read More)

We’re so excited over here. LEAD Cincinnati magazine has just featured OHC in an article by reporter Rick Bird. It’s titled, “Behind the Scenes of One of the Region’s Premier Provider of Cancer Care.” We encourage you to   (Read More)

The OHC Research Department’s robust clinical trial menu provides an opportunity for patients in and around the Tri-state to participate in innovative studies which include targeted therapies. OHC’s history of successful participation in   (Read More)

Mercy Health’s Blood Cancer Center — whose Blood and Marrow Transplant team is powered by OHC physicians — has earned the Joint Commission’s Certification and Gold Seal of Approval®. “The diagnosis of blood cancer is a terrible shock   (Read More)