
Xavier University and TriHealth are pleased to share the exciting news that Xavier University has been named by The Princeton Review as part of their national rankings for Top 10 Best Health Services for students.
For more than two decades, Xavier and TriHealth have enjoyed a unique relationship that has redefined how college students receive both healthcare services and healthcare career training. These two organizations share a common mission and a deep and long-lasting commitment to Cincinnati that will continue for decades.
Many of TriHealth’s services to students are offered through Xavier’s Health United Building (HUB), which was created jointly by the two organizations. TriHealth uses the HUB to provide Xavier students and faculty sick visits, wellness checks, behavioral health services, and more.
Additionally, Xavier and TriHealth have partnered to enhance training for students interested in Xavier’s wide range of health care programs including nursing, exercise science, health science and wellness, and healthcare administration. Students can receive real-world experience in TriHealth facilities, preparing them with the skills they will need in the workforce on day one. And TriHealth is working closely with Xavier as it prepares to welcome its first class of students in the College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2027.
“This incredible honor from The Princeton Review directly reflects Xavier and TriHealth's commitment to caring for the whole person, a core value our teams live out every day,” said Kimberly Moore, Ed.D., Xavier’s Vice President for Student Affairs and Chief Student Success Officer. “Our students and employees are our top priority, and we are so thankful to have TriHealth as a partner in supporting their health during their time at Xavier.”
“We are thrilled and proud to see Xavier University’s commitment to healthcare recognized by The Princeton Review,” TriHealth Physician Dr. Stephen Cleves said. “As believers in the Population Health model of care we believe our community is at its peak when patients receive regular care that enhances their short- and long-term physical and behavioral health. We are thankful to have a partner in Xavier that is equally invested in its community’s wellbeing and we are excited to continue collaborating with them to train the next generation of healthcare workers.”
Xavier was also named by the The Princeton Review as one of the Top 392 Colleges in the United States including an additional Top 10 ranking for Best Student Support, and high rankings for accessible and engaged faculty, and students who love their athletic teams.
Princeton Review’s College Ranking methodology is based on student surveys and experiences.