Former Reds CEO Marge Schott was a patient at Jewish Hospital Friday, according to a hospital spokeswoman.

        Spokeswoman Patty Holiday said she was asked not to elaborate on Mrs. Schott's condition or the reason for her hospitalization.

        Mrs. Schott, 73, has been a frequent visitor at Jewish Hospital during the past several years. In 2001, the former majority owner was hospitalized twice after complaining of breathing problems.

        In 1999, a bout with seasonal allergies brought Ms. Schott to the hospital, and in 1998, she underwent hip surgery after falling on her driveway and breaking her left hip.

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