Shriners Hospital in Cincinnati is a 30-bed pediatric burn hospital providing comprehensive acute care and reconstructive and rehabilitative care to children who have been burned. The facility is equipped and staffed to treat acute burns, "healed" burns needing plastic reconstructive or restorative surgery, severe scarring that has resulted in contractures or which interferes with mobility of the limbs and scarring and deformity of the face.

The Cincinnati VA Medical Center is a federal, government-operated acute care hospital with an annual emergency department volume exceeding 22,000 visits.

• It has earned a 5-star CMS Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating, reflecting excellence in patient care and outcomes.
• The medical center is recognized for strong performance in surgical care improvement, including timely antibiotic administration and high rates of preventive care measures such as smoking cessation counseling and vaccinations.
• The facility supports over 200 research projects across diverse fields, including infectious disease, autoimmune disorders, cardiology, diabetes, pulmonary diseases, neurology, and psychiatry.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, a nonprofit academic medical center established in 1883, is one of the oldest and most distinguished pediatric hospitals in the United States, ranking as one of the top three pediatric hospitals in the country.

• 66,500 visits to the Emergency Department annually
• Pediatric level one trauma center
• Staffed 24 hours a day by fellowship-trained Pediatric Emergency Physicians
• International reputation for patient care, education and outreach
• An additional suburban community pediatric experience for senior residents at CCHMC-affiliated Liberty campus, 20 miles from CCHMC.
• Clinicians and researchers at CCHMC have academic appointments to the UC College of Medicine.