KKettering Health is a faith-based, nonprofit healthcare system serving western Ohio with 14 medical centers, 120 outpatient locations, and the Kettering Health Medical Group. It delivers medical care through a network of physicians and clinics, offering primary, specialty, urgent, inpatient, and outpatient services coordinated across sites. The organization distinguishes itself by combining clinical care with its mission to live God’s love, emphasizing compassionate, community-focused service. Its goal is to elevate the health, healing, and hope of the communities it serves in alignment with its faith-based mission.
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Spring Valley Academy offers high school Nursing Assistant program. Story by Nancy Collins Education is shifting, and Spring Valley Academy (SVA) is stepping up to ensure students graduate with more than just a diploma, but with a calling, a career and hands-on experience. This year, SVA is offering a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program to junior and senior students. This immersive course directly bridges academic learning with immediate job readiness, allowing students to earn their state nursing assistant certification and step into health care roles upon graduation. The program marks a major milestone in SVA's expanding vocational emphasis, designed to pair rigorous academics with real-world skills, industry certifications and direct pathways to employment. "At Spring Valley Academy, our mission is to prepare students not just for college, but for a life of purposeful service," says Nancy Collins, development director. Its Nursing Assistant program gives upperclassmen a headstart on a meaningful health care career while embodying Christlike service right here in the Dayton community. Columbia Union is thrilled to partner with Kettering Health to offer its students real-world experience, direct career opportunities and a powerful foundation for their future." Taught in direct partnership with the Kettering Health, the program offers instruction from experienced medical professionals. Upperclassmen in the CNA program will learn fundamental caregiving skills, anatomy, patient rights, safety protocols and vital sign monitoring. In addition to classroom instruction, students will complete required clinical rotation hours inside Kettering Health facilities, gaining priceless, direct patient-care experience before even receiving their high school diploma. Upon passing the state certification exam at the end of the program, graduates will be fully eligible to work as certified nursing assistants in hospitals and medical centers; assisted living and long-term care facilities; home health agencies; and rehabilitation clinics. For students aspiring to become registered nurses, physician assistants or doctors, this certification serves as a powerful stepping stone - providing essential clinical hours often required for competitive college nursing and pre-med programs. The CNA program is just the first step in SVA's vision to bridge academic excellence with practical career preparation. As the school builds out its vocational initiative, future high school offerings are being explored to give students diverse, hands-on career paths before graduation. By blending academic excellence, Christian character and job-ready vocational skills, SVA is creating a modern educational experience where every student can discover their calling, develop their talents and make an immediate impact on the world. Interested in learning more about the CNA program or SVA's Vocational Department? Contact [email protected] or visit springvalleyacademy.org.
Kettering Health ending Medicare Advantage contract with Anthem. By Brooke Jones, WHIO.com October 06, 2026 at 3:51 pm EDT KETTERING - Kettering Health is not renewing its contract with Medicare Advantage insurer Anthem, the healthcare network announced on Tuesday. Patients enrolled in these plans can continue to receive care at Kettering Health facilities through Dec. 31, 2026. The health system attributed the decision to administrative burdens and financial shortfalls caused by payment reductions and claim denials. Kettering Health added that Anthem's reimbursement rates have consistently remained below those of traditional Medicare and have failed to keep pace with inflation. "Kettering Health remains committed to patients with these plans and is collaborating with RetireMed, a trusted local Medicare advisory group, to help patients explore their options and transition to coverage that will allow them to continue their care uninterrupted. RetireMed will provide free, personalized guidance throughout the upcoming Annual Enrollment Period (AEP)," Kettering Health said in a statement. AEP runs from Oct. 15, 2026 through Dec. 7, 2026, during which time patients will be able to switch plans and sign up for new coverage to maintain in-network access. The changes take effect on Jan. 1, 2027.
Kettering College community celebrated at Kettering Health's annual Evening with Its Stars. At Kettering College, student-centeredness, faith, service, excellence, and belonging are more than values. They are principles that shape how Kettering College educate and prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals. As a subsidiary of Kettering Health, Kettering College is also deeply connected to the health system's mission of serving others and improving the health and well-being of the communities Kettering College call home. Each year, Kettering Health celebrates individuals who exemplify that mission during its annual Evening with Its Stars recognition event. The event honors employees who demonstrate exceptional care, embody the organization's mission and values, and reach significant milestones in their years of service. This year, Kettering College were especially proud to see members of the Kettering College community recognized for the meaningful impact they are making across Kettering Health and beyond. Also, among this year's milestone honorees, were three Kettering College alumni who received the Leader's Choice Award. The award recognizes individuals who bring Kettering Health's mission to life through their commitment to improving the quality of life for the people and communities they serve. These individuals demonstrate that healthcare is more than a profession. It is an opportunity to serve and make a lasting difference in the lives of others. Two of the winners were from graduates from its two first MSN cohorts. Marie Williams, MSN - c/o 26 MSN Graduate Marilyn Reed, MSN - c/o 25 MSN Graduate Its nursing faculty also celebrated one of its own as a Leader's Choice Award winner. Katie Ferrell, PhD - c/o 16 BSN Graduate and Associate Professor For Kettering College, seeing its graduates receive this recognition is especially meaningful. It is a reflection of the mission Kettering College strive to fulfill every day: educating and developing healthcare professionals who embody the healing ministries of Jesus. Its graduates carry that mission with them long after they leave its classrooms. They bring compassion and purpose to their work. Kettering College is incredibly proud of every Kettering College graduate, faculty member, and staff member recognized during this year's Evening with Its Stars. Their accomplishments remind Kettering College that the work Kettering College do at Kettering College extends far beyond its campus. Kettering College is grateful to Kettering Health for celebrating these remarkable individuals and even more grateful for the opportunity to call them part of the Kettering College family. Kettering College were also thrilled to celebrate its employees that have dedicated years to its students and celebrated milestone anniversaries! * Haritha Moturi * Christine Marriott * Emily Cowell * Breanna Veal * Sara Katherine Hoar * Ashley Neu * Sarah Brandell * Renee Fite * Valerie Pequignot * Danielle McPeck * Josie Burns * Devon Skinner * Chioma Lindo * Michael Davis-Cheshire * Rhonda Davis-Cheshire * Heather Mays * Idamae Jenkins * Kimberly Hatcher * Jim Nesbit * Jill-Renae Gulczinski * Lynette Williams * Pamela Wilson * Robert Reeder * Laurie Bromagen * Kathy Salgado * Lisa Huber
Kettering Health and ASHN partner with WellBeam to embed home health workflows in native emrs. What you should know. * Healthcare technology firm WellBeam formed a strategic partnership with Kettering Health (a regional health system in western Ohio) and Alternate Solutions Health Network (ASHN) (a national provider of home health joint ventures). * Embeds home health clinical workflows - including order management, electronic plan-of-care signing, and clinical communication - directly into existing physician electronic medical record (EMR) environments. * Eliminates the traditional post-acute coordination bottleneck of manual faxes, unlogged phone calls, and physical paper chasing between health systems and home health agencies. * Automatically captures billable physician oversight charges for Kettering Health clinicians who are already performing home care management, unlocking compliant fee-for-service and value-based reimbursement. Eliminating Faxes to Automate Post-Acute Management Under the partnership, Kettering Health's network of physicians and ASHN's field clinicians will connect through WellBeam's platform to manage home health workflows inside the daily charting environment. Instead of juggling paper forms and external web portals, doctors can electronically review and sign home health care plans and orders directly within their EMR in-basket. Once completed, documentation is automatically routed back into the patient's longitudinal medical record. The integration targets three core operational priorities: * Workflow Automation: Replaces manual document management with standardized digital order routing, speeding up home health start-of-care turnaround times. * Automated Charge Capture: Automatically logs billable physician time and oversight activities associated with home health care management that often go unbilled due to fragmented documentation. * Cross-Setting Communication: Creates a direct digital communication channel between hospital-affiliated physicians and home visiting nurses to coordinate real-time medication adjustments and care escalations.
Kettering Health opens $7M medical center. August 28, 2026 WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio - Kettering Health officially opened its new Fayette County Health Center on Tuesday, marking a $7 million investment aimed at expanding medical access across the region. Community members and health care officials gathered Aug. 25 for a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony at the newly renovated, 21,000-square-foot facility, located at 1270 U.S. Route 62. The health center broadens local health care options by providing primary care, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory services. The grand opening event featured facility tours, public health screenings, giveaways, and opportunities for local residents to meet the center's care providers. The opening represents an effort by Kettering Health to extend its reach beyond its traditional Miami Valley footprint. "This event is a fun way to celebrate this exciting milestone with the community," said Erica Schneider, president of the ambulatory division at Kettering Health. "As Kettering Health expands into Fayette County with this $7 million investment, we're eager to meet community members, share our vision for the future, and reinforce our commitment to being a trusted, long-term partner with the residents of Fayette County."
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Headquarters
Kettering, OH
Founded
1964
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