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Post Gazette: Sharon Regional temporarily closes critical heart care unit
SHARON - The Post Gazette in Pittsburgh is reporting that Sharon Regional Medical Center has temporarily closed its critical heart care unit. According to the Post Gazette, Superior Ambulance Service Chief and Mercer County Pre-Hospital Care Council said Sharon Regional’s heart catheterization lab suspended procedures about six weeks ago.
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Tenor Health faces mounting financial struggles at Sharon Regional Health System
As whistleblowers inside Sharon Regional Medical Center sound the alarm about limited emergency services, insufficient supplies and missing paychecks, owner and operator Tenor Health Foundation is facing a growing list of financial problems. 21 News has reported on the $9.15 million in loans that Tenor Health owes to various community...
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Checkups to Specialists: Expert Pediatric Care Close to Home in Erie
Parents want the best possible care for their children. Across the Erie region, the growth of pediatric services through UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh and UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics is helping make that possible. Today, families can access primary care, specialty care, rehabilitation therapies, emergency and inpatient services,...
WKBN
St. Joseph Warren Hospital ending labor and delivery services
St. Joseph Warren Hospital will be ending its labor and delivery services in December -- a move Mercy Health describes as "enhancing maternity care in the Mahoning Valley" by integrating the services with St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital.
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AHN Saint Vincent Celebrates 50 Years of Family Medicine Residency Program
A program that has helped train family doctors for decades is celebrating a major milestone. AHN Saint Vincent marked 50 years of its Family Medicine Residency Program, honoring five decades of educating and preparing physicians for careers in family medicine. The celebration gave current and former doctors an opportunity to...
Lehigh Daily
Pharmacy tech who sat on a Pa. township board charged with stealing nearly 90,000 opioid pills
Alyssa R. McDowell, 34, a pharmacy technician at Sheffield Pharmacy, took 80,926 oxycodone pills and 8,744 hydrocodone pills between January 2022 and May 2026, investigators allege, according to the attorney general's office. The 89,670 pills work out to about 1,700 a month over that span, based on the office's figures. The post Pharmacy tech who sat on a Pa. township board charged with stealing nearly 90,000 opioid pills appeared first on LehighDaily.com .
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UPMC marks major milestone affiliation with hospital in Jamestown
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — UPMC Chautauqua is celebrating it's 10th anniversary of its affiliation with the hospital in the Jamestown community. Several staff members and others got together to mark the milestone event. Prior to the agreement in 2016, the hospital was known as WCA. Over the past decade, UPMC...
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VA Continuing Renovations Into Pharmacy
Butler VA Health Care System is continuing infrastructure upgrades with the goal of improving care for local veterans. Local improvements scheduled for the fourth quarter of this fiscal year include the ongoing renovation of the pharmacy at the Abie Abraham VA Health Care Center. The VA is also repurposing Building...
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Sheffield Pharmacy Assistant Accused of Stealing Nearly 90,000 Opioid Pills
SHEFFIELD, Pa. — A pharmacy assistant is accused of stealing nearly 90,000 prescription opioid pills from a Warren County pharmacy over several years, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General. Alyssa McDowell, 34, of Sheffield, faces charges including obtaining controlled substances by fraud,...
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WVU Medicine Announces New Doctor Hire
A new doctor will join local medical facilities as part of WVU Medicine. Dr. Robert McHugh is the newest board-certified family medicine member of Butler Memorial Hospital. He earned his medical degree from Temple University before completing a family medicine residency at Allegheny Health Network’s Forbes Hospital. During his...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Indiana-area residents say power plant discharges will damage stream: hot, polluted water will kill aquatic life
Department of Environmental Protection officials from the Meadville office listen as people voice concerns about wasterwater from the proposed Homer City power plant, polluting area streams during a hearing at Homer City High School on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. They are, from left, Justin Dickey, clean water program manager; Adam Olesnanik, clean water permits chief; and Stephen McCauley, environmental engineering specialist. (Joe Napsha | TribLive)
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Erie VA Receives Funding for Facility Improvements
The Erie VA Medical Center has secured additional federal funding for key improvement projects as part of a historic nationwide investment in veterans' healthcare infrastructure. The funding was awarded during the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026 through the Veterans Health Administration's Non-Recurring Maintenance program. Erie VAMC had previously received...