bi3 and American Heart Association encourage women to join Research Goes Red on Local 12
Historically, women—particularly women of color—have been underrepresented in research studies. According to the American Heart Association (AHA), as of 2020, women represent only 38% of research participants. As a funder, bi3 recognizes the need for women to be equally...
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Meet bi3’s newest team member: Kiana Trabue
In the spring of 2021, bi3 welcomed Kiana Trabue as our new Vice President of Strategic Partnerships. In this video, Kiana shares her passion for community and her collaborative approach to reducing health disparities. Read more about Kiana here.
Read moreJill Miller featured on Becker’s Healthcare Podcast
Jill Millers shares reasons for celebration and bi3’s top priorities Becker’s Healthcare — a leading source for hospital business news and analysis — recently spoke with Bethesda Inc. President & CEO Jill Miller about bi3 and Bethesda Inc. On...
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bi3 awards $700,000 to fuel TriHealth Programs and Greater Cincinnati nonprofits addressing health disparities
bi3 awards $700,000 to fuel TriHealth Programs and Greater Cincinnati nonprofits addressing health disparities bi3, Bethesda Inc.’s grants initiative to transform health, announced it is awarding $700,000 to 16 local nonprofit organizations and TriHealth programs addressing the health and...
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bi3 awards $700,000 to fuel Greater Cincinnati nonprofits addressing health disparities
Pandemic prompts rise in social needs that drive health outcomes bi3, Bethesda Inc.’s grants initiative to transform health, announced it is awarding $700,000 to 16 local nonprofit organizations and TriHealth programs addressing the health and health-related social needs of...
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Inaugural School to Work class celebrates graduation
Fueled by a $1 million bi3 grant, TriHealth’s School to Work program gives Cincinnati Public School Students the opportunity of real-world working experience and mentorship in the healthcare field. A partnership of Cincinnati Public Schools and TriHealth, the program...
Read moreBuilding Trust: A conversation with Cradle Cincinnati’s Meredith Shockley-Smith
bi3 began fueling efforts to reduce infant mortality in Hamilton County nearly a decade ago by funding an unprecedented collaboration between competing health care systems and community-based organizations. The goal was to develop a new model of care that...
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