Kettering Health

A ransomware group "Interlock" has claimed credit for Kettering Health cyber attack. The southwest Ohio system operates 14 hospitals and medical centers.

Kettering Health said Wednesday evening that its emergency departments are now fully operational and off diversion, which means it's accepting both walk-ins and those transported by first responders.

Kettering Health's radiation oncology technology is back online and treating patients, after recovering from a cyber attack on the health system's IT.

Kettering Health, one of the largest health systems in the Dayton region, reported the cyber attack on May 20.

Kettering Health is dealing with a cyber attack, which has led to a systemwide tech outage and cancelled appointments.

Kettering Health said the system is experiencing a system-wide outage due to an early morning cyber attack.

The program was funded by grant money from the Health Resources and Services Administration and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

The Gettysburg Grocery story held a grant opening on Feb. 6 to commemorate the completion of the $20 million project, bringing healthy food, pharmacy and more to the West Dayton campus.

This will be Cincinnati Children’s first office in Clinton County. Kettering Health opened a location last year, but is slated to double in size in the next two years.

The 3-year, $1.39 million grant comes from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. It bolsters an existing program that provides opioid-free care.

City of Xenia leaders criticized the announcement. In the decade since building Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek, Kettering Health has closed many of the major services at Greene Memorial.

By expanding mental health outpatient services, Kettering Health leaders hope to reduce emergency room visits and potential hospitalizations, while providing care closer to home.