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About

The Beat Goes On is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing housing assistance to heart transplant patients who are required to travel more than 40 miles from the Christ Hospital, located in Cincinnati, OH. We are committed to offering a comfortable and supportive environment for patients during the challenging times of post-transplant recovery. Our organization aims to alleviate the financial and emotional burdens associated with seeking medical treatment away from home, ensuring that patients can focus on their health and well-being.

Meet Our President/CEO

Venita D. Turner

Venita Turner is a Cincinnati native, who was the recipient of a heart on December 8, 2023. Her vision of this non-profit came about after learning of the biggest need of heart transplant patients during her recovery. After much prayer, The Beat Goes On was birthed. We look forward to serving families traveling the distance to get great heart care in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Contact

311 Elm St. Ste. 270-1735 Cincinnati, OH 45202

513-463-5483

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Meet Our Board

Dedicated Individuals Making a Difference

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Dr. Deborah J. Merritt

Treasurer

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Debi Bass

Secretary

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Courtney Martin

Board Member

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Colleen Blair

Board Member

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Terry Denham

Board Member

At The Beat Goes On, we believe in the resilience and strength of heart transplant patients. We are dedicated to supporting them through their journey of recovery and providing a place where they can find comfort, hope, and the resources they need to thrive.

Our Mission

Our Mission

Our mission is to offer a warm and nurturing home environment to heart transplant patients and their families, promoting healing and peace during their stay in Cincinnati for medical care.

Our Vision

Our vision is to expand our reach and impact, ensuring that no heart transplant patient is left without the support and accommodations they need while undergoing treatment away from their hometown.

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