Creston
Creston, OH · Health
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The Challenge of Staffing the Clinic
Last year the BHS nurse took a leave of absence, resulting in lack of a permanent medical staff at the high school. “No nurse today,” says a sign on the office door, which has been posted at least four times so far this school year and at least a dozen times last school year.
richlandsource.com
Mansfield planning celebration of Main Street improvement project in early November
MANSFIELD — It’s a downtown celebration nearly 18 months in the making. The $20.3 million Main Street Corridor Improvement Project, which began in March 2025, is on track for completion by the end of October, according to Mayor Jodie Perry. “We are in the final weeks of the...
The Alliance Review
SRMC nurse technician nets 2nd TULIP Award
Salem Regional Medical Center has recognized a nurse technician as its second TULIP Award winner. Kaitlyn Buffone was honored after a nomination from a co-worker. The TULIP Award was established to acknowledge and celebrate SRMC team members who go above and beyond to provide exceptional care and service. The award considers those who have made a “thoughtful, unforgettable, lasting impact on patient care.” Buffone works under the supervision of a registered nurse, assisting with daily patient care and helping maintain a safe, comfortable environment for patients. “Kaitlyn is one of the most compassionate, dedicated and hard-working nurse techs I have had the privilege of working alongside,” the employee’s nomination reads. “She consistently goes above and beyond to ensure every patient in her care feels safe, respected and supported during some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives. I am incredibly grateful to work with someone who exemplifies the values of teamwork, empathy and excellence in patient care.” Buffone was one of 11 SRMC staff members nominated for this quarter’s award by patients, their families or co-workers. “We are very proud to honor Kaitlyn as our second TULIP Award winner,” added Jackie Boyle, SRMC’s vice president of human resources. “Her
Medina County Gazette
Wadsworth considers major capital projects for 2027
WADSWORTH — Wadsworth officials are considering several major infrastructure projects for 2027, including continued design work for a state Route 94 and Rymer Road roundabout, the first phase of a multimillion-dollar Quadral Drive reconstruction and millions of dollars in sewer and water improvements. Wadsworth City Council discussed the proposed...
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Cleveland officials call for updates to city's air code, the first in nearly 50 years | Reporters Roundtable
Cleveland officials are renewing efforts to overhaul the city’s air pollution code for the first time since 1977, citing health concerns. Proposed changes would tighten regulations in neighborhoods with poorer air quality, establish an indoor air quality program and increase permit fees to fund emissions reduction efforts. Cleveland City Council is expected to vote on the updated code in November.
Cleveland Jewish News
Medwish Medworks dental, medical clinic Oct. 9-10
Medwish Medworks 2-Day Dental and Medical Clinic will be held Oct. 9 and Oct. 10 at Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland at 300 Lakeside Ave. East in downtown Cleveland. Medwish Medworks will offer dental care, primary care, vision screenings, podiatry, women’s health services, mammograms, flu shots and more at the clinic, which is geared to those who otherwise might not be able to get treatment.
WKYC
Neighbors demand answers after mystery waste unearthed on Pickle Road in Summit County
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Lutheran Hospital: Ongoing Union Negotiations and Patient Care Updates
We value all of our caregivers at Lutheran Hospital and recognize this is a difficult situation for caregivers and their families. We remain committed to continuing good-faith negotiations with the union to reach an agreement. Patient Care and Hospital Operations. Patient care and safety remain our top priorities. Lutheran Hospital...
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Union employees at Lutheran Hospital remain on strike after 2 weeks
Union employees at Cleveland Clinic’s Lutheran Hospital have been on strike for two weeks as of Wednesday. Outside the hospital, transparent tents have popped up to help keep striking workers warm as temperatures begin to dip, and some drivers honked their horns as they passed by to show their support.
cleveland19.com
Lutheran Hospital workers ratify contract with Cleveland Clinic
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - According to SEIU 1199 WV/KY/OH spokesperson, union members of Cleveland Clinic’s Lutheran Hospital have ratified their contract with the hospital, and are prepared to return to work. The union walked off the job and went on strike September 23. According to the union the new...
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Officials renew push for first overhaul of Cleveland air code since 1977, citing resident health
A renewed effort to update Cleveland's air code for the first time in nearly 50 years is back in front of City Council. Cleveland’s air code outlines regulations the Department of Public Health can enforce to regulate air pollution citywide. But the current air code hasn't been updated since 1977.
urologytimes.com
Sri Sivalingam, MD: Suction technology raises the bar for URS
Sri Sivalingam, MD, discusses how suction-based technologies are improving stone clearance and raising expectations for ureteroscopic stone treatment. In this video, Sri Sivalingam, MD, MSc, FRCSC, discusses how advances in ureteroscopy, including suction-based technologies, are changing expectations for stone clearance and residual stone burden. Sivalingam is an associate professor of surgery at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University as well as the director of the Center for Endourology and Stone Disease at Cleveland Clinic’s Hillcrest Hospital.
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Hart named clinic executive director
The Tuscarawas Clinic for the Working Uninsured has hired Desiree Hart as its new executive director. Hart earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing from the University of Akron and began her nursing career with Summa Health System, caring for critical neuro-trauma patients. She later worked as a school nurse...
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UH Rainbow, Nationwide Children's Deepen Ties to Battle for Ohio Kids' Care
University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital and Columbus-based Nationwide Children's Hospital are expanding their pediatric partnership beyond heart surgery, announcing plans to jointly recruit specialists and build out ambulatory care access across Northeast Ohio. The move builds on a decade-long affiliation between the two systems that began with a congenital heart program in 2015 and is now growing into a broader shared pediatric model covering staffing, facilities, and services for families across the region.