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Hillsboro Today
By the People, for the People
TriHealth Expands Heart Care Into Primary Care Clinics
Cincinnati-based health system brings cardiology services to local offices to improve access and follow-up care.
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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TriHealth, a Cincinnati-based healthcare system, is expanding its cardiology services by embedding cardiologists in primary care clinics across the region. The goal is to make it easier for heart patients to access ongoing care and management closer to home, while reserving more complex procedures for TriHealth's hospital-based heart centers.
Why it matters
This move by TriHealth aims to remove barriers to heart care by bringing specialists directly to patients in their local communities. Improving access to cardiologists can lead to better follow-up and management of heart conditions, which is crucial for patient outcomes.
The details
TriHealth cardiologists, including Dr. Konstantin German and Dr. Jonathan Hassel, will now see patients at multiple sites beyond the main hospital campus, including in Clifton and Hillsboro, Ohio. The health system plans to continue investing in advanced cardiovascular care centers while also building out these regional access points for ongoing management of heart conditions.
- TriHealth announced the expansion of cardiology services into primary care clinics on March 4, 2026.
The players
TriHealth
A Cincinnati-based healthcare system that is expanding its cardiology services into primary care offices across the region.
Konstantin German, MD
A TriHealth cardiologist who will be seeing patients at the new primary care clinic locations.
Jonathan Hassel, MD
A TriHealth cardiologist who will be seeing patients at the new primary care clinic locations.
What’s next
TriHealth plans to continue investing in its destination centers of excellence for advanced cardiovascular care while also building out these regional access points for ongoing management of heart conditions.
The takeaway
By embedding cardiologists in primary care clinics, TriHealth is making it easier for heart patients to access specialized care closer to home, which can lead to better follow-up and management of heart health issues in the community.
