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St. Elizabeth Healthcare appoints Dr. Latonya Brown as VP Chief Quality Officer
St. Elizabeth Healthcare has appointed Dr. Latonya Brown as the Vice President Chief Quality Officer and Site Administrator for its Florence location.

St. Elizabeth Healthcare pioneers use of dual-chamber pacemaker in Cincinnati

Doctors at the Florence Wormald Heart & Vascular Institute at St. Elizabeth Healthcare have successfully performed the first implantation of the AVEIR DR™ Dual Chamber Leadless Pacemaker (LP) System in the Greater Cincinnati region.

St. Elizabeth Healthcare announces new appointments for chief operations officer and chief clinical officer

St. Elizabeth Healthcare has announced changes to its executive leadership team.

New heart rhythm device implanted for first time in Kentucky

Doctors at the Florence Wormald Heart & Vascular Institute at St. Elizabeth Healthcare have successfully implanted the Aurora EV-ICD™ system, a new device designed to treat abnormal heart rhythms and prevent sudden cardiac arrest.
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Houchens Insurance donates $1M to boost healthcare initiatives at St. Elizabeth

Houchens Insurance Group has made a significant contribution to St. Elizabeth Healthcare with a $1 million donation aimed at enhancing community well-being and vital healthcare initiatives.

Baseball equipment donated to schools by St. Elizabeth Healthcare and partners

St. Elizabeth Healthcare, the Reds Community Fund, and Pitch In For Baseball & Softball (PIFBS) are set to donate $57,500 worth of baseball and softball equipment to 21 high schools and three youth organizations in Northern Kentucky, Southeast...