Kettering Health Greene Memorial recently celebrated its 75th anniversary.

The milestone also marks the 75th year Greene Memorial has been a member of the American Hospital Association (AHA). To celebrate the achievement, the AHA presented Kettering Health Greene Memorial with a commemorative plaque.

Aimee Fahey, Vice President of Patient Care, accepted the award on behalf of the team at Kettering Health Greene Memorial and shared remarks at the ceremony celebrating the milestone.

“None of what we have done in the last 75 years is possible without our clinicians and staff,” Fahey said. “Doctors, nurses, technicians, environmental service team, nutrition team. Everybody makes a big impact, and they’re truly the foundation of our success.”

Since opening in 1951, Kettering Health Greene Memorial has delivered specialized, high-quality care in Xenia, even earning national accolades for its stroke program, through the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines®–Stroke Silver Plus Award and Stroke Ready designation from the Accreditation Commission for Health Care.

“The team at KHGM is amazing at connecting with their patients not just because they’re amazing clinicians, but because many of our patients are also their friends neighbors, a connection that highlights the way that Kettering Health Greene Memorial has been embraced by the Xenia community,” Fahey said.