While we have no issue with service, the billing is much higher than I can find elsewhere. $7,463 for an echocardiology. Quick searches show typical rates are $1,000 to $3,000.
Indiana Notary Public
Mar 2026
Excellent care for patients and families.
Bre
Feb 2026
1 year and 3 months in and my experience has been horrible. The last few months as we stay in the TCC. I highly DO NOT RECOMMEND this unit at all! We have now moved to the Liberty Campus which is a bit better. But between Cincinnati Children's and their Ronald McDonald House of Cincinnati. They should be investigated! My son was hit in the TCC by a nurse and I had to file a report in which I hear she's back as they relocated us. Once relocated I began to have issues with the Ronald McDonald House. So if staying there the partnership between them and the hospital is beyond a mess! So if doing a long stay minimize what you bring and be sure to beep in every day. I pray that families with long stays get better treatment and stay with your child on days when they are understaffed. You will have incidents and depending on your director you might get something done. The TCC needs a new one it's the worse unit in the entire hospital and you will have issues constantly there. New staff in the unit is needed. You'll quickly learn who the silent angels are and bless those few.
Steven Johnson
Feb 2026
Did NOT check our insurance authorization like they said they would. Now we owe $40,000. Be Careful if you even consider this place, they only care about taking your money.
Sensory-View
Feb 2026
I go here for my autism and cleft! Great Dr’s easy to navigate campus. I review businesses from a disability perspective.
ASD
Feb 2026
Charges for outpatient services are extremely overpriced. Doctors appointment in DDBP for just a yearly checkup with no issues is over $600 out of pocket for a 30 minute appointment.
Jenna Hennessy
Feb 2026
Emily Wells, Anna Steffan, and the entire speech therapy team at the Anderson location of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center are truly exceptional.
Not only did they improve my speech-delayed daughter’s quality of life — they improved our entire family’s quality of life. Their compassion, expertise, and dedication were evident in every interaction.
Anna recognized that PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) worked best for my daughter, and once it was introduced, everything started clicking for her. Watching that breakthrough was something we will never forget.
We are incredibly grateful for the support, patience, and encouragement we received throughout this journey. If your child needs speech therapy, you are in excellent hands with this team.
Heather Keating
Jan 2026
There are not enough positive adjectives to describe our first experience at Cincinnati Children’s. EVERY SINGLE person we came in contact with here were positive, kind, and personable. I’m not exaggerating when I say everyone!!! The cleaning crew, the meal prep crew, the security guards, the doctors, the nurses, the medical transport personnel, the receptionist…..and others I’m sure I’ve left off. The care our son received was incredible. We will NOT hesitate to recommend Cincinnati Children’s Hospital to those seeking medical help and we will not hesitate to make the drive if ANY of our children need medial care in the future. Thank you Cincinnati Children’s for taking such good care of our boy!!
Nancy
Jan 2026
Thanks for everything you do!
Zineb Um Reyad
Dec 2025
Meet Cincinnati Children's researcher Dr. Bushray Almiqlash. who works in the clinic
Dr. Almiqlash:
- refuses to condemn Hamas
- claims Zionists hunt people down & are despicable (the vast majority of Jewish people identify as Zionist)
- denies the atrocities of 10/7
Imagine being Jewish and working in a lab with this woman.
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Alan Mayse
While we have no issue with service, the billing is much higher than I can find elsewhere. $7,463 for an echocardiology. Quick searches show typical rates are $1,000 to $3,000.
Indiana Notary Public
Excellent care for patients and families.
Bre
1 year and 3 months in and my experience has been horrible. The last few months as we stay in the TCC. I highly DO NOT RECOMMEND this unit at all! We have now moved to the Liberty Campus which is a bit better. But between Cincinnati Children's and their Ronald McDonald House of Cincinnati. They should be investigated! My son was hit in the TCC by a nurse and I had to file a report in which I hear she's back as they relocated us. Once relocated I began to have issues with the Ronald McDonald House. So if staying there the partnership between them and the hospital is beyond a mess! So if doing a long stay minimize what you bring and be sure to beep in every day. I pray that families with long stays get better treatment and stay with your child on days when they are understaffed. You will have incidents and depending on your director you might get something done. The TCC needs a new one it's the worse unit in the entire hospital and you will have issues constantly there. New staff in the unit is needed. You'll quickly learn who the silent angels are and bless those few.
Steven Johnson
Did NOT check our insurance authorization like they said they would. Now we owe $40,000. Be Careful if you even consider this place, they only care about taking your money.
Sensory-View
I go here for my autism and cleft! Great Dr’s easy to navigate campus. I review businesses from a disability perspective.
ASD
Charges for outpatient services are extremely overpriced. Doctors appointment in DDBP for just a yearly checkup with no issues is over $600 out of pocket for a 30 minute appointment.
Jenna Hennessy
Emily Wells, Anna Steffan, and the entire speech therapy team at the Anderson location of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center are truly exceptional.
Not only did they improve my speech-delayed daughter’s quality of life — they improved our entire family’s quality of life. Their compassion, expertise, and dedication were evident in every interaction.
Anna recognized that PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) worked best for my daughter, and once it was introduced, everything started clicking for her. Watching that breakthrough was something we will never forget.
We are incredibly grateful for the support, patience, and encouragement we received throughout this journey. If your child needs speech therapy, you are in excellent hands with this team.
Heather Keating
There are not enough positive adjectives to describe our first experience at Cincinnati Children’s.
EVERY SINGLE person we came in contact with here were positive, kind, and personable. I’m not exaggerating when I say everyone!!! The cleaning crew, the meal prep crew, the security guards, the doctors, the nurses, the medical transport personnel, the receptionist…..and others I’m sure I’ve left off.
The care our son received was incredible.
We will NOT hesitate to recommend Cincinnati Children’s Hospital to those seeking medical help and we will not hesitate to make the drive if ANY of our children need medial care in the future.
Thank you Cincinnati Children’s for taking such good care of our boy!!
Nancy
Thanks for everything you do!
Zineb Um Reyad
Meet Cincinnati Children's researcher Dr. Bushray Almiqlash. who works in the clinic Dr. Almiqlash: - refuses to condemn Hamas - claims Zionists hunt people down & are despicable (the vast majority of Jewish people identify as Zionist) - denies the atrocities of 10/7 Imagine being Jewish and working in a lab with this woman.