Every day, non-nursing team members play an important role in supporting patients, families, and colleagues. The BEE Award was created to recognize these outstanding individuals, and we are proud to announce that Brittany Haines, Registered Medical   (Read More)

One of the questions I hear from patients is, “How do I talk to my children about my cancer diagnosis?” It’s a deeply personal conversation, and it can feel overwhelming to know where to begin. As adults, our instinct is often to protect   (Read More)

When most people think about running the New York City Marathon, they think about the challenge of conquering 26.2 miles through the streets of one of the world’s most iconic cities. For Connie Rudy, MSN, APRN, OHC Advanced Practice Provider,   (Read More)

For Donna Snider, what began as persistent fatigue and frequent trips to the bathroom quickly became something far more serious. In 2023, Donna noticed she was urinating as often as 20 times a day — a pattern that left her exhausted and concerned.   (Read More)

OHC is proud to have some of the best nurses and staff in this region treating our patients, and we recognize the selfless care they provide every day. We welcome your help in recognizing our nurses and staff through two award programs, with   (Read More)

A Lifetime of Challenges, a Community of Support For Georgia Schroer, life has been a journey marked by resilience, deep faith, and an unwavering belief that every challenge has purpose. Now in her early 70s, Georgia has lived through more medical   (Read More)

During the holiday season, you might be wondering if there is something you can give to a caregiver to pamper them, alleviate their stress, or simply make them smile. OHC’s team has a few suggestions that are good to keep handy all year when you   (Read More)

Lung cancer continues to be one of the most common and serious cancers in the U.S., affecting thousands of individuals and families each year—but advances in care are bringing new hope. Thanks to groundbreaking advances in treatment, patients are   (Read More)

At OHC, we understand that managing a cancer diagnosis or recovery can make even simple tasks like preparing lunch feel overwhelming. Whether you’re in active treatment, recovering, or simply navigating a busy schedule post-diagnosis, having   (Read More)

A Journey of Resilience Cancer doesn’t just change lives, it reshapes them. For Jim Obert, a longtime Cincinnati resident, husband, father, and grandfather, prostate cancer became a defining chapter in a life already marked by resilience. Diagnosed   (Read More)

Supportive care is specialized medical care for those living with serious illness. It provides an extra layer of support for those undergoing treatments for diseases like cancer. Goals for supportive care include easing symptom burdens and improving   (Read More)

Completing cancer treatment is a major step in your cancer journey, and it’s normal to feel some apprehension about what’s next. Transitioning to follow-up care is a crucial part of your recovery, ensuring you stay healthy and empowered in the   (Read More)

A recent study from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has brought important news for patients, families, and care teams alike: while overall cancer rates and deaths have not increased, the incidence of several cancer types is rising among   (Read More)

OHC has received permission to publish the following story in its entirety, with the name withheld, in order to provide guidance and support to other cancer patients in our community.  This patient first contacted us when they sent a review for OHC   (Read More)