Join Crossroad Health Center as we celebrate 25 years of providing high-quality health care to children and adults across Greater Cincinnati.

Memorial Hall OTR (1225 Elm)
November 4, 2017
5-8 p.m.
 
5 p.m. Reception & Silent Auction 
5:45 p.m. Program and Entertainment by Singer Julie Nickell
Master of Ceremonies: Anthony Munoz
7 p.m. Coffee Bar & Dessert
Tickets: $50
Our mission is to give honor to Jesus Christ by providing accessible, comprehensive health care in partnership with our patients and community leading to healthy, changed lives.
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Welcome to Crossroad Health Center! We are here to be your partners in achieving and maintaining good health. At Crossroad, we create a “medical home” where more than 11,000 patients have easy access to medical and behavioral health care services. Without Crossroad, these patients would not receive the high-quality and comprehensive health care they experience here, regardless of their ability to pay.

For 25 years, we have built enduring relationships with patients who have struggled to find high-quality and affordable health care. With a bond of trust firmly in place, Crossroad is changing lives by uncovering critical needs beyond the physical.  

Crossroad is a federally qualified health center, and provides high-quality medical care for children and adults at our five locations. We offer care for illnesses, routine checkups, immunizations, preventive care and more.
History | Guiding Principles
Crossroad Health Center provides primary health care to children and adults in Greater Cincinnati. Crossroad strives to provide care that treats the whole person -- body, mind and spirit -- regardless of ability to pay. Crossroad provides a sliding fee scale for patients with no insurance, with a minimum co-pay of $15. Medicaid, Medicare, most commercial insurances and self-pay are accepted. A bilingual staff provides culturally appropriate services to Spanish speaking patients.

Crossroad Founder Chuck Schubert, MD, Receives Humanitarian Award
Chuck and Julie Schubert
On Sept. 16, the American Academy of Pediatrics presented Chuck Schubert, MD, FAAP, with the Michael Shannon Humanitarian Award. This award, honoring the late Michael Shannon, MD, MPH, FAAP,  recognizes a pediatric emergency medicine physician who has demonstrated excellence in involvement and dedication to the community through volunteer service. Other criteria include outstanding clinical care, mentoring peers and trainees, and teaching. 

Chuck, one of Crossroad's founders, says his passion for global health work was inspired by serving as the lead pediatrician in a hospital in Zambia during a 2003 sabbatical. After returning, he co-founded Pediatric Global Health Educators (now part of the Association of Pediatric Program Directors). Chuck also launched the Global Health Program for pediatric residents, which led to a partnership with Kamuzu Central Hospital in Malawi in 2009. Chuck, along with his wife, Julie Schubert, continues to volunteer in Malawi, working with Malawian doctors to improve clinical care, medical education and collaborative research. 

Congratulations, Chuck, on this well-deserved recognition!

Employee of the Month:
Tracy Miller

Congratulations to Tracy Miller, quality and credentialing specialist, OTR, for implementing new cost-saving measures. A colleague says, "Tracy has proactively streamlined our ordering process to make it quicker and more organized. Thanks to her efforts, our supply costs are lower. Tracy does her job enthusiastically and is always willing to lend a hand."

Crossroad Board Member Monica Wilkins Receives Marian Spencer Equity Ambassador Award

Congratulations to Crossroad board member Monica Wilkins, MHA, PT, on receiving the Marian Spencer Equity Ambassador Award. This award, sponsored by the University of Cincinnati's President's Diversity Council, showcases campus-affiliated individuals and groups whose equity and inclusion efforts have positively impacted the university.

Monica is the Director of Diversity Initiatives and Recruitment at UC’s College of Allied Health Sciences. Among her many achievements, she is noted for making UC a more inclusive and supportive community. Monica has developed a broad range of programs within the college, and worked collaboratively with Hughes High School and the larger university to enhance the success of students from diverse backgrounds.

Crossroad salutes Monica for her outstanding contributions to Crossroad and the Greater Cincinnati community!