Kettering Health Network and Community Resources Guide · Kettering Health Network’s Community Outreach team is dedicated to improving the quality of life of the people in the communities

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Kettering Health Network and Community Resources Guide

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Ke t te r i n g H e a l t h N e two r k

IN LOVE.serveone another humblyone another humbly

Galatians 5:13Galatians 5:13

O U R SAC R E D CA L L I N GTo improve the quality of life of the people in the communities

we serve through health care and education. We are dedicated to

excellence and to providing each individual the most appropriate

care in the most appropriate setting. In the spirit of the Seventh-day

Adventist health care ministry, we strive to be innovative and to convey

God’s love in a caring environment. This includes an emphasis on living

a healthy lifestyle, providing preventive care, and treating the whole

person in mind, body, and spirit.

Kettering Health Network provides many different support

groups and services, from cancer support to caring for an

aging parent. We aim to provide comfort, education, and

resources to patients and their families. It makes a world

of difference to be with people who can relate to what you

are going through.

With nine hospitals and more than 60 facilities in nine

counties, you are never more than a few miles from a

Kettering Health Network facility. You don’t need to leave

the support of your family and friends to receive award-

winning care.

As a faith-based organization, we are dedicated to treating

all patients with love and respect regardless of religious

preference. Multi-denominational spiritual services are

offered at the network every day.

Please be aware, that some programs included in this

document might have changed or been discontinued.

Products offered by non-Kettering Health Network

entities are neither promoted nor endorsed and are

provided for informational purposes only.

If you would like to add a group or make changes

to a group, please contact Community Outreach

at (937) 558-3988 or 1-800-888-8362.

Co n te n t sCancer Resources ...............................4

Community Health & Wellness Resources ............................6

Diabetes Resources ............................ 7

Financial Resources ............................8

Heart Care Resources ........................9

Physician & Medical Resources ....... 10

Neurological Resources .................... 12

Senior Resources ...............................13

Spiritual Resources ........................... 14

Sports/Exercise Resources ..............15

Stroke Resources ...............................16

Weight Loss Resources .....................17

Women’s Resources .......................... 18

Other Useful Resources ....................19

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Cancer Resources

Kettering Health Network Cancer ResourcesKettering Cancer CareKettering Cancer Care offers a variety of services and

programs to meet your individual needs for information

and support. Our classes and meetings offer you an

opportunity to connect with other individuals who have

questions just like you. In addition, you’ll learn valuable

information about caring for yourself, connect with

resources to help meet your needs, and explore ways to

refresh your mind, body, and spirit.

Cancer Education and Support

Support groups provide comfort, education, and resources

to patients and their families. Learning about your cancer

can be overwhelming and you may have many questions.

Kettering Health Network has many educational and

support opportunities to help you with your cancer

journey.

Education topics include:

• Overviews of chemotherapy

• Navigating the breast cancer journey

• Nutrition classes

• And more

Support and other group topics include:

• Seeing God in your cancer journey

• Support for brain tumor patients

• Caregiver support

• Exercise therapy

• Art therapy

For the most current information about programs,

group locations, and meeting times, please call

1-855-500-CURE (2873).


Mind, Body, Spirit

In addition to support groups and education, the Kettering

Cancer Center also offers programs to refresh you during

your cancer journey. The following resources are provided

to patients when going through infusion therapy.

Programs include:

• Massage

• Reflexology

• Client-centered imagery

• Guided imagery

• Integrative therapy

• Meditation

Therapists are available at Kettering Cancer Center during

infusion therapy. For pricing and to schedule services,

please call (937) 281-3855.

Other Services for Cancer Patients

The Kettering Cancer Center provides quality cancer care

close to home with an expert multidisciplinary team who

works to provide comprehensive care.

Additional services include:

• The Renew Boutique and Spa

• The Specialty Pharmacy

• Nutrition services

• Mental health services

• Nurse navigators

• Social services

• Financial navigation

• Palliative care

For more information about services provided, please call

855-500-CURE (2873).

Additional Cancer SupportIn addition to Kettering Cancer Care, Kettering Health

Network also provides the following resources for

cancer patients:

Cindy Wilde Vogel Memorial Library

The Cindy Wilde Vogel Memorial library offers information

on women’s health for cancer patients. The library is

located at Kettering Breast Evaluation Center,

580 Lincoln Park, Suite 200.

Circle of Victory

The Circle of Victory Fund, part of Greene Medical

Foundation, provides financial help to cancer patients who

live in Greene County, OH. Since its inception, Circle of

Victory has helped hundreds of men, women, and children

across Greene County, not only helping to underwrite

cancer treatment, but also medication, wigs, prostheses,

and other financial burdens carried by cancer patients

and their families. If you or a loved one would like to learn

more, please contact the Greene Medical Foundation at

(937) 352-2250.

Women’s Wellness Fund

The Women’s Wellness Fund’s goal is to provide vital

and potentially lifesaving women’s cancer services to

underserved individuals in the greater Dayton area. If you,

or someone you know, do not have the financial resources

for a mammogram or prosthesis, you may qualify for

assistance. Please call Kettering Breast Evaluation Center

at (937) 299-0099 for qualification criteria. Requests are

strictly confidential.

Community Cancer ResourcesAmerican Cancer SocietyThe American Cancer Society funds and conducts cancer

research, shares expert information, supports patients,

and spreads the word about cancer prevention. The

American Cancer Society has programs and services

to help you manage cancer treatment and recovery

and find the emotional support you need. Please visit

cancer.org/about-us/local/ohio to find programs and

services in Ohio.

Kettering Health Network Community Health and Wellness ResourcesCommunity OutreachKettering Health Network’s Community Outreach team is

dedicated to improving the quality of life of the people in

the communities we serve. Kettering Health has developed

a health outreach program that offers support groups,

health education programs, financial education, health

screenings, and more. For more information, contact

Community Outreach at (937) 558-3988.

Corporate WellnessKettering Health Network’s Corporate Wellness team is

comprised of registered nurses, registered dietitians, and

certified exercise physiologists to help your organization

achieve its wellness goals. Take the hassle out of your next

health and wellness event by calling Corporate Wellness

at (937) 558-3988.

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Health Fairs and ScreeningsCommunity Outreach offers health screenings at many

locations throughout the Miami Valley. These screenings

are performed by experts and designed to promote health

awareness at affordable rates for schools, churches, and

local businesses. We offer screening such as cholesterol,

blood pressure, body composition, osteoporosis, and blood

lipids. If you would like us to participate in your next health

fair or event, call Community Outreach at (937) 558-3988.

Speakers BureauKettering Health Network’s Speakers Bureau provides

informative health and wellness presentations for the

community, organizations, churches and other audiences.

We have a variety of health-related speakers and topics to

motivate and educate your group to achieve and

maintain optimal health. To schedule a speaker, call

(937) 558-3988 or 1-800-888-8362. Certain criteria

may apply.


Kettering Health Network Diabetes ResourcesKettering Health Diabetes & Nutrition CenterThe Kettering Health Diabetes & Nutrition Center

provides comprehensive and personalized diabetes self-

management education. Along with expert diabetes care,

the expert physicians also provide treatment for a wide

variety of other endocrinology diagnoses.

Diabetes Management

The Kettering Health Network Diabetes Center is staffed

with board-certified endocrinologists, physician assistants,

and nurse practitioners. These professionals’ expertise

is used to identify strategies that improve blood sugar

control and promote successful disease management. Our

expert team will provide you with the best possible care,

treatments, and education. Education give you what you

need to care for your diabetes successfully.

Educational class topics include:

• Annual review

• Diabetes During Pregnancy

• Diabetes Medication Injection

• Diabetes Self-Management Training

• Individual Diabetes Management Appointments

• Insulin Pump Therapy

For more information on each class, please

call (937) 401-7572.

Diabetes Support GroupsThese free support groups are led by a certified diabetes

educator and are designed to answer questions and offer

helpful information and tips on diabetes. Groups provide

the opportunity for participants to share ideas and

experiences. For more information, group locations, and

meeting times, please visit ketteringhealth.org/diabetes

or call (937) 401-7572.

Diabetes Resources

Nutrition CounselingMeet with a registered dietitian for the highest level of

nutrition counseling. You may benefit from guidance in

food choices and individual meal planning for a healthy

lifestyle if you have diabetes, cancer, kidney disease, food

allergies, weight management concerns and more. For

more information, please call (937) 401-7572.

Community Diabetes ResourcesAmerican Diabetes AssociationThe American Diabetes Association leads the fight against

the deadly consequences of diabetes and fights for

those affected. They fund research to prevent, cure, and

manage diabetes, deliver services to communities, provide

credible information, and give a voice to those denied

their rights because of diabetes. Please visit diabetes.org/

in-my-community/local-offices/cincinnati-ohio/ to find

programs and services in Ohio.

Diabetes DaytonDiabetes Dayton provides free diabetes education classes,

cooking classes, emergency supply assistance, and camp

for children with diabetes. They are dedicated to helping

those affected by diabetes with what they need now to live

healthy, productive lives every day. For more information,

please visit diabetesdayton.org or call (937) 220-6611.

YMCA Diabetes Prevention ProgramThis one-year community-based program is designed to

enable adults to make lifestyle changes that will improve

their overall health and reduce their risk of developing

type 2 diabetes. The program consists of weekly and

biweekly sessions during the first 6 months and monthly

sessions during the second 6 months. YMCA membership

is not required. For more information about the program

and to enroll, please call (937) 223-5201.

Financial Resources

Kettering Health Network Financial ResourcesFinancial AssistanceKettering Health Network’s patient billing and financial aid

programs ensure that all patients receive the best medical

care available regardless of their financial situation.

Kettering Health Network treats all patients equally with

respect, care, and compassion. For more information, visit

ketteringhealth.org/financial or call (937) 384-8788 or

1-866-319-2981.

Insurance and BillingKettering Health Network Bill Pay allows you to pay your

Kettering Health Network hospital bill online with a credit

card or checking account. Please visit our website at

ketteringhealth.org/payconnexion for information about

billing and financial assistance, or call (937) 384-8788

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Kettering Health Network Credit Counseling – Employees OnlyKH Network Credit Union serves the Kettering Health

Network of health care workers, their families, and

associated networks. In addition to being a quality

inancial institution, the credit union also provides

financial educational programs such as Budgeting,

Debt Management Options, Investment Basics, and more.

To learn more, visit khnetworkcu.com or call

(937) 558-9070 to see if you qualify for an account.

Community Financial ResourcesRetireMED®iQ Medicare NavigationThinking about all your Medicare decisions can be a little

overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. A representative

from RetireMED®iQ can help you navigate Medicare,

Medicare Plan Options, Medicare Part D Prescription Plans,

and retiree health care costs. For more information, visit

retiremediq.com/yearsahead or call 1-877-291-4110.

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Kettering Health Network Heart Care Resources Cardiac Wellness and RehabilitationCardiac Wellness and Rehabilitation is an important part

of the overall heart care program at Kettering Health

Network. It is a medically supervised, three-phase program

of exercise and education. The program provides the

heart patient with opportunities for safe and monitored

progression of exercise, guidance in returning to normal

activities, emotional support, and the development of

a healthy lifestyle for the future. For more information,

please call (937) 395-8825.

Center for Heart and Vascular Health This center provides a prevention-oriented approach to

reducing heart and vascular disease. Evaluations provide

heart and vascular disease risk detection and education

to help participants understand and modify risk factors to

improve heart health. For more information, please

call the Center for Heart and Vascular Health Nurse

at (937) 395-8492.

Community Heart Care ResourcesAmerican Heart AssociationThe American Heart Association is dedicated to fighting

heart disease and stroke. The American Heart

Association provides CPR training, funds research,

improves workplaces, and protects newborns. Visit

heart.org/en/affiliates/ohio/Dayton to learn more.

Wright HeartsMended Hearts brings together those who are faced with

the realities of heart disease to form a network of caring

individuals. For more information, group locations

and meeting times, visit wrighthearts.org or

call (937) 790-0671.

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Kettering Health Network Physician and Medical ResourcesKettering Physician NetworkKettering Physician Network is an elite multi-specialty

physician group, representing more than 623 physicians

and advanced practice providers who offer exceptional

health services in an extensive range of medical

specialties. Kettering Physician Network is a wholly-

owned subsidiary of Kettering Health Network. Visit

ketteringphysiciannetwork.org to find a physician who is

right for you and your family.

MyChartMyChart gives you direct, online access to your health

information. Visit ketteringhealth.org/mychartsignup to

activate your online account from either your computer or

your mobile browser.

Physician ReferralThe Kettering Health Network Physician Referral Service

can help you to find the right physician for you or your

family. We can help answer your needs for physicians,

services, and other information. Please use the Find-a-

Physician tool on the ketteringhealth.org website or call

the Physician Referral Line at (844) 254-6742.

Physician and Medical Resources

Community Physician and Medical ResourcesFederally Qualified Health CentersIf you or someone you love needs affordable medical care,

a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) may be a good

option. Kettering Health Network often refers patients to

these facilities for continued care. The following clinics

work closely with Kettering Health Network facilities:

North: Rocking Horse Community Health Center,

Springfield. Please call (937) 324-1111.

Central: Primary Health Solutions, Dayton.

Please call (937) 535-5060.

South: Primary Health Solutions, Middletown.

Please call (513) 454-1111.

Visit findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov to find a center near you.

Good Neighbor HouseGood Neighbor House improves your quality of life by

providing medical and dental procedures for you and

your family. In addition to medical procedures, the Good

Neighbor House also provides food pantry services,

clothing, and household items to under-served individuals

and families in the Miami Valley. They are committed

to making a difference in the lives of people who need

a helping hand. For more information about services

provided, Thrift Store hours, Food Pantry hours, and more,

visit goodneighborhouse.org or call (937) 224-3003.

Hearing Solutions of Miami ValleyHearing Solutions of Miami Valley offers free hearing

evaluations, free service for hearing aids, as well as high-

quality hearing aids and the latest technology at extremely

affordable pricing to meet the hearing needs of seniors in

the surrounding Dayton area. For more information, visit

miamihearingsolutions.com or call (937) 742-7660.


Kroger Little ClinicThe Little Clinic provides customer-focused health

care with a mission to help people live healthier lives.

Their board-certified nurse practitioners and physician

assistants provide high quality, affordable health care

conveniently located inside your neighborhood grocery

store. Visit thelittleclinic.com to learn more about

services provided or to find a location near you.

Pharmaceutical Drop-off LocationsProperly disposing of any unused or unwanted

medications and prescriptions can prevent harm to others

from accidental exposure or intentional misuse, as well

as prevent environmental contamination. Many local law

enforcement agencies offer collection receptacles. Visit

mcohio.org/Pharma_Collection_Locations.pdf to find a

collection agency near you.

Pulmonary Medicine of DaytonPulmonary Medicine of Dayton, Inc. provides Pulmonary,

Critical Care and Sleep Medicine services in the Dayton

Area. In the hospital, their physicians work with patients

to aide in recovery and returning home. In the office, their

physicians diagnosis and treat breathing conditions

and perform sleep studies. For more information,

call (937) 439-3600.

Victor Cassano Health CenterThe Victor Cassano Health Center is a Kettering Network

doctor’s office that is a part of Community Health Centers

of Greater Dayton. These clinics are committed to

improving the lives of patients by providing quality primary

and preventive health care services to those in need,

regardless of ability to pay. For more information about the

Victor Cassano Health Center, call (937) 972-0303. For

more information about other Community Health Centers

of Greater Dayton, call (937) 586-9733.

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Kettering Health Network Neurological ResourcesNeuroRehab & Balance CenterThe NeuroRehab & Balance Center treats the most

complex neurological and balance disorders with a

focus on improving patients’ function and quality of

life. NeuroRehab offers Occupational Therapy, Physical

Therapy, and Speech Therapy.

NeuroRehab & Balance Support

Support groups provide comfort, education, and resources

to patients and their families. Learning about your

diagnosis can be overwhelming and you may have many

questions. NeuroRehab & Balance has many support group

opportunities to help you with your journey.

Support and other group topics include:

• ALS support

• Brain tumor support

• Multiple Sclerosis support

• Parkinson support – physical movement and voice

• Stroke support

For the most current information about programs, group

locations, and meeting times, please call (937) 401-6109.

Low Vision Rehabilitation

Occupational therapists in the Low Vision Rehabilitation

program work with you to assess your needs and then

work together to enhance your use of vision. The goal of

the program is to regain independence with daily living.

For more information, please call (937) 401-6109.

Other NeuroRehab & Balance Center Services

The NeuroRehab & Balance Center team offers a

comprehensive approach to promote the best clinical

outcomes and to enhance the quality of life for every

person we treat. Other services offered by the NeuroRehab

& Balance Center include:

Driver Rehabilitation Program

Our driving rehabilitation program provides evaluation

and training for new and experienced drivers. All

instructors are occupational therapy practitioners who

are licensed disability driver training school instructors

who can help you get back to driving safely on the road.

Neurological Resources

To complete the driving evaluation, you must have a

referral from your physician. For more information,

please call (937) 401-6109.

Fit For Function Open Gym

The NeuroRehab & Balance Center offers a variety of

opportunities for patients to continue their exercise

programs far beyond completion of therapy. The Fit For

Function Open Gym is designed for participants who

can exercise in the gym somewhat independently. Our

staff help determine a customized program for you

and an exercise physiologist will be available. For more

information call (937) 401-6109, press option 2.

Parkinson’s Fit Club

At NeuroRehab & Balance Center, we offer three levels

of Parkinson’s fitness classes to help you continue

and progress the benefits you achieved in rehab. Each

level of class focuses on posture, gait, freezing, rigidity,

balance, fatigue, and confidence. $15 per session or $90

for eight sessions. For more information or to register,

call (937) 401-6109.

Reach for Function

The class focuses on repetitive use of your affected hand

or arm to teach the brain to “rewire” itself following a

major neurological injury such as a stroke or traumatic

brain injury. A series of repetitive, structured, practice-

intensive activities will help you work toward gaining

movement and coordination of your arm and hand.

$120 for eight sessions. For more information, please

call (937) 401-6109 and select option 1.


Kettering Health Network Senior ResourcesSycamore Glen Retirement CommunitySycamore Glen Retirement Community offers seniors a

lifestyle designed to meet your needs, including

spacious independent living homes, cottages, and

apartments. When needed, assisted living services

provide extra support for your independence.

Please call (937) 866-2984 for more information.

Years Ahead Health CenterThe Years Ahead Health Center is designed to enrich

the lives of the people we serve by creating a healthy

environment for people age 55 and up. This unique,

22,000-square-foot health center located in Centerville,

offers primary care designed for Medicare and pre-

Medicare-aged patients along with education, training, and

community events that focus on a healthy lifestyle as you

approach the years ahead. For more information,

call (937) 425-4000.

Years Ahead Membership ProgramYears Ahead, Kettering Health Network’s senior

membership program, is available to anyone 50 years

of age and older for an annual fee of $10 per person.

The program offers wellness information, educational

programs, health screenings, free parking at Kettering

Medical Center and Grandview Medical Center (staff

restrictions apply), as well as discounts at our hospital

cafeterias, gift shops, pharmacies, and much

more. To become a Years Ahead member, visit

ketteringhealth.org/yearsahead or call (937) 558-3988.

Senior Resources

Community Senior ResourcesAll Inclusive Senior ServicesLearn more about different business and events each

month that serve seniors in the community. Topics and

resources presented include:

• Assisted Living

• Downsizing

• Elder Law

• Energy Savings

• Financial Planning

• Funeral Home and Cemetery Services

• Home Care

• Life and Health Insurance

• Realty Services

• Retirement

For meeting times and locations, please call (937) 718-1729.

Area Agency on AgingThe Area Agency on Aging is your free connection to

hundreds of helpful area resources and, it offers help for

more than the elderly. While they are experts in matching

seniors and their caregivers with the proper services to

make their lives easier, they also provide expert guidance

for adults of any age struggling with limitations. For more

information, please call (937) 223-HELP.

Senior Resource ConnectionThe mission of Senior Resource Connection has been

to collaborate with community resources and provide

services that support seniors, adults with special needs,

and their caregivers to maintain quality independent lives.

For more information about services provided, please

call (937) 223-8246.

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Spiritual Care Resources

Kettering Health Network Spiritual Care ResourcesKettering Health Network Spiritual CareHospital visits can be a time of stress, anxiety, grief, and

fear. Kettering Health Network’s mission is to extend

compassion and demonstrate the healing love of God to

all our patients and their loved ones. As a faith-based

organization we are dedicated to treating all patients

with love and respect regardless of religious preference.

Our spiritual care staff offers a wide range of religious

knowledge and multi-denominational spiritual services

are offered at the network every day. If you’d like support

during your journey, you can ask your nurse to request a

visit or you can contact us at (937) 395-8640.

Grief Support GroupThis support group, led by a Kettering Health Network

chaplain, helps those who have lost loved ones to share

and heal. Don’t be alone in your grief. We are. All are

welcome, and no registration is necessary. For more

information, group locations, and meeting times,

call (937) 866-2984.


Kettering Health Network Sports/Exercise ResourcesKettering Health Sports MedicineKettering Health Network is committed to not only

improving the health of athletes but caring about the

well-being of the Greater Dayton community as a whole.

The mission of our staff at Kettering Health Network is to

provide complete satisfaction for our clients’ health

and wellness.

FITT for Life

The purpose of the FITT for Life program is to ease the

challenges of everyday living. This program focuses on

strength, balance, coordination, and flexibility for seniors,

including those with orthopedic and neuromuscular issues.

The class meets two times a week for six weeks, with an

optional third day. $60 for Years Ahead Members, $70 for

non-members, $80 for drop-ins. For more information or to

register, please call (937) 477-4269.

Nutrition

Staying healthy is an important part of any athlete’s

training. Our team offers sports nutrition and metabolic

rate evaluation to help you stay happy and healthy in

everything you do. We can help you learn how to

manage your health and nutrition needs and monitor

weight loss and gain for peak performance. For more

information about different services offered, please

call (937) 395-3900.

Dartfish Movement Analysis

Use video motion-analysis software to improve your

gait pattern and other motions to prevent injury and

improve sport performance. For more information,

please call 1-855-583-9991.

The Edge Performance

This adult fitness program is designed for adults aged 18

and up who want to improve their fitness level or lifestyle.

The program meets two times a week for eight weeks,

ending with a post-test to compare individual results. It

Sports/Exercise Resources

can help you lose weight, get in better shape or improve

your recreational game by designing a program tailored to

your fitness level and busy schedule. For more information,

please call (937) 401-6400.

Get Moving, Get Fit

Get Moving, Get Fit is a 6-week fitness program for

athletes aged 18 years and up. The program consists

of strength training, circuit training, and nutrition

consultation to help improve fitness and reduce the risk

of sports-related injuries. For more information, please call

(937) 395-3900.

Community Outreach Exercise ClassesThe following exercise classes are senior-friendly but

participation is not limited to any age.

Restorative Yoga

Restorative Yoga invites you to emerge from the “flight

or fight” response of day-to-day life, rest deeply, heal, and

rejuvenate. Suitable for those with chronic illness or injury,

cancer survivors and caregivers, and anyone needing more

rest in their lives. Please bring two throw pillows, a firm

blanket, a yoga mat, and an eye pillow. This class meets

for six weeks and class size is limited. $35 Years Ahead

members; $45 all others.

Tai Chi/Chi Gong

Tai chi, a Chinese form of exercise, promotes physical health

through slow, even movements and breathing exercises.

This 10-week program is designed to increase flexibility,

improve balance, and reduce stress. $80-100. For more

information or to register, please call 1-800-888-8362.

Yoga

This back- and joint-friendly class eases chronic pain,

supports relaxation and better sleep, promotes better

breathing and mental focus, and improves balance, strength,

flexibility, and mobility. Participants are welcomed to start

where they are during this gentle, slower-paced, therapeutic

approach to yoga. Classes meet for six weeks. $35 Years

Ahead members; $45 all others. For more information or to

register, please call 1-800-888-8362.

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Stroke Resources

Kettering Health Network Stroke ResourcesStroke Survivors Support GroupThis group offers an opportunity to discuss medical and

non-medical issues. Topics are determined by the interest

of the group members. Refreshments are provided. For

more information, group locations, and times, please call

(937) 395-8226.


Weight Loss Resources

Kettering Health Network Weight Loss ResourcesBariatric Surgery Support GroupThis meeting offers a comfortable atmosphere for

individuals to meet and talk with others who have had or

are considering weight-loss surgery. The group setting

helps individuals share experiences and provide emotional

support. Topics change monthly. Everyone is welcome. For

more information, group locations, and meeting times,

please visit ketteringhealth.org/weightloss/support or

call (937) 433-5957.

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Women’s Resources

Kettering Health Network Women’s ResourcesBreastfeeding Connect GroupThis group is a fun and educational group for

breastfeeding moms. Babies and other healthy, small

children are welcome. For more information, group

locations, and times, please call (937) 401-6881.

Healthy WomenHealthy Women offers events and resources throughout

the region that help women and their families live their

best lives. Membership includes a monthly women’s health

newsletter, business discounts, exclusive member events

and more. Membership is free. Visit ketteringhealth.org/

healthywomen to join.

Women’s ServicesKettering Health Network provides the highest quality care

for women of all ages through comprehensive OB/GYN

services, reproductive medicine, and education. Classes

include childbirth preparation, child care, breastfeeding,

sibling, infant CPR, and green parenting. Call Southview

Medical Center at (937) 401-6444 or Kettering Medical

Center at (937) 395-8600 for class schedules or to

register. You can also visit ketteringhealth.org and click on

‘Women’s Health’ under Health Services.

Community Women’s ResourcesBrigid’s PathBrigid’s Path provides inpatient medical care for drug-

exposed newborns and non-judgmental support and

advocacy to improve family outcomes. They are dedicated

to providing withdrawal services to infants in an intimate

home-like setting and to engaging these infant’s families

in and easy-to-access setting where they can begin the

journey of bonding with their child. For more information,

visit brigidspath.org or call (937) 350-1785.

Many Shades of BlueThis program provides support and referrals for mothers

who are having a difficult time adjusting to motherhood

and may be suffering from postpartum depression.

The mom-to-mom setting allows women to talk with

other mothers who are experiencing or have experienced

the same difficulties. Call (866) 848-3163 or

(937) 401-6844 for information on support groups.

For emergency or crisis, call the Crisis Line

at (937) 244-4646.

Young Widows’ Support GroupThe Young Widow’s Support Group provides grief

support for widows ages 50 and younger. This group

offers emotional support through your times of grieving

and loneliness, hope for a brighter tomorrow, and

friendships with others who can cry, laugh, and heal with

you. The YWSG is an independent support group and is

not sponsored by or affiliated with any church or civic

organization. Women of all faiths are welcome. There is

no charge to attend the meetings. Childcare is not

provided. For meeting time and location or for more

information, please visit daytonywsg.com, email

[email protected], or call (937) 672-8810.


Other Useful Resources

Kettering Health Network Other Useful ResourcesAdvanced Care PlanningTrained facilitators can guide you through completing a

Living Will and a Healthcare Power of Attorney to make sure

your wishes are known if you are unable to communicate

them after a sudden illness or injury. This service is offered

at no charge. To schedule an appointment with a facilitator,

call Community Outreach at (937) 558-3988.

Alzheimer’s Support GroupThis group is a collaboration between Sycamore Glen

Retirement Community and the Alzheimer’s Association.

It provides education and family support for those dealing

with the disease. All are welcome. For more information,

group locations, and meeting times, call (937) 866-2984.

Kettering Home CareKettering Home Care’s skilled therapists and nurses provide

the highest quality clinical care to help you regain lifestyle

choices within the familiar surroundings of home along

with motivation, encouragement, and health education.

For more information, visit ketteringhomecare.com or

call (877) 298-1188.

Powerful Tools for CaregiversThis is a free, six-week educational workshop for people who

are taking care of a family member or friend. This workshop

is an evidence-based curriculum designed to support the

family caregiver and improve his or her well-being. This

workshop is offered at a variety of locations. Registration

is required. For more information on upcoming locations,

dates, and times, call (937) 558-3988.

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Fort Hamilton Hospital630 Eaton Ave.

Hamilton, OH 45013

(513) 867-2000

Grandview Medical Center405 W. Grand Ave.

Dayton, OH 45405

(937) 723-3200

Greene Memorial Hospital1141 N. Monroe Dr.

Xenia, OH 45385

(937) 352-2000

Kettering Health Network Emergency – Franklin100 Kettering Way

Franklin, OH 45005

(937) 458-4700

Kettering Health Network Emergency – Huber Heights8701 Old Troy Pike

Huber Heights, OH 45424

(937) 558-3338

Kettering Health Network Emergency – Middletown6147 State Route 122

Middletown, OH 45005

(513) 261-3400

Kettering Health Network Emergency – Preble County450-F Washington-Jackson Rd.

Eaton, OH 45320

(937) 456-8376

Kettering Medical Center3535 Southern Blvd.

Kettering, OH 45429

(937) 298-4331

Soin Medical Center 3535 Pentagon Blvd.

Beavercreek, OH 45431

(937) 702-4000

Southview Medical Center 1997 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd.

Centerville, OH 45459

(937) 401-6000

Sycamore Medical Center4000 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd.

Miamisburg, OH 45342

(937) 866-0551

Troy Hospital600 W. Main St.

Troy, OH 45373

(937) 980-7000

Kettering Health Network Hospitals and Emergency Centers

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