Greene Memorial reaffirmed for Level 3 trauma Dayton, business

Kettering Health Network’s Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia has been re-certified as a Level III emergency trauma center by The American College of Surgeons (ACS), the health system announced Monday.

There are five different levels of trauma centers in the United States, according to the ACS. Level III trauma centers have the resources for emergency resuscitation, surgery, and intensive care of most trauma patients.

Greene Memorial has the longest standing Level III emergency trauma center in the state of Ohio, according to Kettering.

“This recognition by the American College of Surgeons reflects the hospital’s longstanding commitment to providing Greene County residents with the highest quality trauma care,” said Dr. Linda Bailey, medical director of trauma services for Greene Memorial.

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