Bridge Street Health

10/15/2026

When was the last time your doctor really had time for you? Dr. Michael Hendrixson takes the time to listen, get to know you, and look beyond symptoms to find out what’s really wrong. Now accepting new patients at Bridge Street Health in Loveland. Book a Meet & Greet: 513.790.2923

Mike Hendrixson, DO, one of the tri-state's leading physicians, is excited about building a truly different Primary Care practice in Loveland, OH. We call it Primary Care Reimagined. It's where we put you at the center of care with unrushed appointments, physicians who really listen and a holistic a...

10/14/2026

Sometimes it is hard for us to articulate the service that we provide for our patients. Here is our attempt to boil down the MANY benefits our patients receive into a few bullet points.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule a free Meet and Greet, we would love to meet with you!

513.790.2923
www.bridgestreethealth.com

10/08/2026

Here at Bridge Street Health, we take heart health seriously -- because for Dr. Hendrixson, it's personal! Nine months ago, he did an EKG on his wife, Rebecca, which ultimately led to a life-saving open-heart surgery. She's doing amazing now, but it was quite a scare!

If you don't have a doctor who is talking to you about your risk for cardiac disease, consider us for your primary care needs. We prioritize you AND your heart health!

Call to schedule a free 15-minute Meet and Greet with Dr. Hendrixson to see if joining our practice could be the next best thing you can do for your health AND your heart.

513.790.2923
www.bridgestreethealth.com

10/07/2026

"Yesterday I had the honor of attending an event sponsored by the Cincinnati chapter of the American Heart Association. After experiencing the shock of an emergency open heart surgery in January, I have become very interested in all things heart.

The American Heart Association does great work. They get into the community. Among other things, there is a Cincinnati Heart Mini-Marathon & Walk, Hard Hats with Heart, an initiative tailored to address high rates of cardiovascular disease in physically demanding construction and industrial fields, and Go Red for Women, a campaign dedicated to raising stroke/heart disease awareness. Heart disease kills more women than all cancers combined. Let that sink in.

The AHA projects that nearly 6 in 10 women have some form of cardiovascular disease in the next 25 years. Think of the women in your life - 60% do or will have heart issues. There are things you can do to help. Know the symptoms; heart attacks in women present differently than in men. Take a CPR course. Some local fire departments and occasionally the American Red Cross offer free courses. Encourage the women you love to have their doctors do a thorough evaluation of their risk.

Be an advocate, for yourself and for them and do it with your whole heart, your whole heart. For the love."

~ Rebecca Hendrixson, Wellness Wednesday

10/01/2026

USA Today - you are so right!

"Food Is Medicine."
"Your kitchen is your medicine cabinet."

That is exactly what we are all about. We appreciate USA Today for these articles and educating people on the many ways that food can impact their health.

If you are interested in a primary care practice that believes in this holistic approach to health, we would love to meet with you!

Call or text to set up a complimentary Meet and Greet to learn more.
513.790.2923

~ Article from USA Today Network 9.27.2026

www.bridgestreethealth.com

09/30/2026

National Love People Day

September 30 is National Love People Day. It is a call to lift others up through the power of unconditional love. Life is a rollercoaster ride of celebrations and trials. National Love People Day is tasking us with the dedication of loving people consistently, no matter which part of the roller coaster ride we are experiencing. When we wholeheartedly love our neighbors as ourselves, things change. This plays out in our families, our communities, our cities, our states, our country, our world. This is not a suggestion, it is a command from the heavenly realms. Not to be taken lightly.

Sacrificial giving is the way to show unconditional love. That is where the rubber meets the road. Sure, that can mean financial giving, but wow, the really amazing part is that much of we can give is FREE. Free! Companionship, information, advice, encouragement, or a hug. Even a simple smile of understanding may be exactly what someone needs today.

Here is the truly upside-down part of this. Loving and giving provide significant mental and physical health benefits. Generosity creates a lasting sense of joy and improved self-esteem while actively combatting depression and isolation. Acts of kindness and affectionate gestures relax blood vessels and reduce blood pressure and cortisol levels. Additionally, there is a correlation between empathetic actions and lower mortality rates.

Oh my goodness. The more you give, the more you get? What a world.

~ Rebecca Hendrixson, Wellness Wednesday

09/29/2026

What a wonderful celebration for our One Year Anniversary!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and visited with us.

If you missed the event, no worries! You can still call to schedule a free Meet and Greet if you are interested in meeting our doctors and seeing the practice.

www.bridgestreethealth.com
513.790.2923

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09/24/2026

Today is THE DAY!
We are so excited to celebrate our One Year Anniversary!
Come to our Open House TONIGHT from 5 - 7pm.

We will have live music from a local band, Mid Life Reverie.
https://midlifereverieband.com

A local chef preparing our delicious food: Chef Boyce King
https://www.chefboyce.com/

Delicious macarons from Le Macaron Maison.
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We can't wait to see you tonight!

09/24/2026

Go Dark

Sleeping in dark conditions may be important not only for quality sleep but also for heart health. New research suggests that nighttime light exposure is associated with subtle changes in the heart, and even low levels of light could have negative effects over time.

In a large UK study, researchers analyzed data from participants who wore wrist devices, measuring light exposure. Participants exposed to nighttime light showed signs of cardiac remodeling, including slightly thicker heart muscle and subtle changes in heart contraction. These changes, the researchers noted, could lead to heart failure or atrial fibrillation (AFib). EEK!

This research is ongoing and more data will be collected. However, this may offer yet more clues about how nighttime light exposure may contribute to heart function, blood pressure regulation, and metabolism.

Do you remember when the only light we had after bedtime was the family flashlight as we sat with a blanket over our heads reading the last chapter of that Nancy Drew mystery book? Even then, Dad’s booming voice was right when he yelled “Lights out!”

Let’s try to get back to sleeping in a dark, quiet, cool room. Good sleep is truly a gift that keeps giving. Your heart (and waistline) will thank you.

~ Rebecca Hendrixson, Wellness Wednesday

09/23/2026

We have been busy preparing Dr. Melton's new office.

She is settled in and ready to schedule a Meet and Greet with you!

www.bridgestreethealth.com
513.790.2923