Cincinnati Children’s and MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s announced a collaboration to expand access to pediatric cardiology, congenital heart care and complex pediatric heart surgery in the Pacific Northwest.

Cincinnati Children’s will enhance its primary care options for local patients and families on April 13 with the addition of Springboro Pediatrics, which has enjoyed a working relationship with the health system for many years.

Cincinnati Children’s ranks among the Top 10 companies recognized as America’s Best Employers for Tech Workers by Forbes.

Cincinnati Children’s has named Daniel Ostlie, MD, as the health system’s next surgeon in chief and senior vice president.

Cincinnati Children’s plans a major expansion at its Liberty Campus, improving access to world-class care for kids and families in Butler County and surrounding areas. The expansion will more than double the number of inpatient hospital beds and add surgical operating rooms.

Cincinnati Children’s Wilmington Primary Care will open in January 2025 to bring pediatric services closer to home for residents of Clinton County and surrounding areas. A highly regarded physician who has served local families for many years will oversee the medical office.