Kettering Health has been selected as the official healthcare provider of the Cincinnati Bengals.

Through this 10-year partnership, Kettering Health and the Cincinnati Bengals will develop health programs and initiatives to help Bengals fans and everyone in greater Ohio lead healthier lives.

“As a healthcare organization, Kettering Health is dedicated to supporting the needs of our community, ultimately helping people be their best,” said Fred Manchur, CEO of Kettering Health. “The Bengals are equally committed to their people, their fans, and local residents. This partnership builds on that common purpose and the strengths of both organizations. We are excited to work together to build a healthier community.”

As part of the partnership, Kettering Health and the Cincinnati Bengals will work together on the NFL’s Crucial Catch “Intercept Cancer” program, highlighting the importance of cancer screenings. They will also collaborate to promote the NFL Youth Flag Football program and other cooperative initiatives to set the groundwork for a healthier future.

“We are excited to have Kettering Health join us as the official healthcare provider of the Cincinnati Bengals,” said Katie Blackburn, executive vice president of the Cincinnati Bengals. “The Bengals are aligned with Kettering Health on the importance of excellence, teamwork, community, and innovation. We look forward to working with Kettering Health across Greater Cincinnati and Greater Dayton to positively impact lives in the community.”

Kettering Health will also provide in-stadium care at five clinics throughout Paul Brown Stadium during the upcoming Garth Brooks concerts. The organizations are also collaborating on additional medical coverage for events at the stadium.