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bi3 Awards The Children’s Home of Cincinnati $280,000 to support the Mental Health Crisis Care Collaborative

By bi3
on April 23, 2019

Cradle Cincinnati will expand via a place-based method link families to services they need. At the same time, TriHealth’s Good Samaritan OB-GYN Center will expand the mom-centered approach to all moms seeking prenatal care and connection to community services...

bi3 Awards $5 Million in New Grants to Reduce Infant Deaths

By bi3
on February 4, 2019

bi3 Awards $5 Million in Grants to Reduce Infant Deaths; Connect Women to Early Prenatal Care and Social Supports to Achieve Better Health Outcomes We are excited to announce that bi3 is awarding more than $5 million in new grants...

Grantee Spotlight: St. Vincent DePaul Charitable Pharmacy

By bi3
on December 10, 2018

Managing medications can be a time-consuming and challenging process for patients, particularly if they are chronically ill or have complex health needs. If needs change, a patient can wait weeks to see their physician, sometimes resulting in worsening health or even...

GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT: First Step Home

By bi3
on June 25, 2018

In 2017, bi3 awarded a one-year planning grant to First Step Home to develop a maternal addiction program at the Terry Schoenling Home for Mothers and Infants to provide comprehensive services for opiate-exposed mothers and infants in the first...

bi3 announces $415,000 in New Grants to Tackle Addiction, Advance Care for Pregnant Women

By bi3
on June 25, 2018

bi3, Bethesda Inc.’s grants initiative to transform health, today announced it will award more than $415,000 in new grants to spur innovation in addictions treatment and advance a new care model for disadvantaged pregnant women, according to Jill Miller,...

Grantee Spotlight: Good Samaritan Free Health Center empowers behavioral health patients through better nutrition

By bi3
on April 24, 2018

Forming new healthy habits are hard for everyone. It is particularly difficult for patients with chronic health conditions living in challenging environments. Is it possible for nutrition counseling to lead to behavioral change in order to treat health conditions...