Alliance Primary Care physicians work closely with the Health Alliance’s member hospitals. More information about those hospitals can be found on this page. If you need hospital care, APC physicians will help with the arrangements in accordance with your insurance requirements and specific medical needs. APC physicians generally practice at hospitals close to their office locations to best serve their patients.

University Hospital
University Hospital is the region’s only tertiary, academic medical center. This 440-bed teaching hospital is located in Clifton, and specializes in trauma, cancer care, neuroscience, cardiovascular services, perinatology, solid organ transplant, behavior health and burn care. University Hospital has provided the region, nation and even the world with high-quality, compassionate care, cutting-edge research and education for more than 183 years. University Hospital has been consistently ranked by U.S. News and World Report as one of “America’s Best Hospitals.” In 2007, the Endocrinology and Urology programs at University Hospital ranked in the top 50 programs in the nation. This is the eighth consecutive year the hospital has ranked in the listing. <more info>

Jewish Hospital
Established in 1850, The Jewish Hospital is located in the northeastern Cincinnati suburb of Kenwood. This 200-bed tertiary hospital has the area's largest joint replacement center and mammography program. Jewish Hospital provides the full spectrum of heart care, including angioplasty and one of the region's most experienced open-heart surgery programs. The Jewish Hospital also offers emergency services, weight management, the region's only adult bone marrow transplant program, cancer care, and an internationally-renowned cholesterol center. <more info>

Fort Hamilton Hospital
Fort Hamilton Hospital has proudly served the people of Hamilton and Butler Co. for nearly 80 years. The hospital’s rich history began in 1925, when a group of more than 20 individuals joined together. In 1925 and 1926, respectively, the group recruited more than 4,000 members and raised nearly $500,000. The hospital opened three years later, to a crowd of more than 14,000. Today, Fort Hamilton Hospital offers comprehensive cardiac care, wound healing treatments, a center for health and wellness, a state-of-the-art intensive care unit and more. While the technology and medicine have changed over the years, the founders’ vision of being a hospital built by the community, for the community, remains today. <more info>

Drake Center
Founded more than 150 years ago, Drake Center has grown to become the region's premier provider of specialized medical and rehabilitative care. The 314-bed hospital treats patients recovering from catastrophic illnesses or injuries, and provides the area's most complete post-acute continuum of care. Services include: long-term acute care, multiple trauma care, medically complex care, pulmonary care and ventilator weaning, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, stroke, advanced wound care, transitional skilled nursing care, outpatient services, wellness programs and assisted living. <more info>

West Chester Medical Center
From first glance, West Chester Medical Center proves to be a visually-stunning facility. Using evidence-based design, the architecture was developed with patients’ needs in mind first. Upon opening in early 2009, West Chester Medical Center will be a 160-bed, all private room hospital. Our capabilities will include inpatient and outpatient surgical services, a full-service emergency department, full-service diagnostic imaging, interventional cardiac catheterization labs, intensive care and more. Future plans include expanding to 300 beds with construction of a second medical office building and parking garage. West Chester Medical Center is committed to blending the best in medicine, technology and service in a safe, healing environment. <more info>