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cleveland19.com
University Hospitals experiencing ‘digital service disruptions’
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Patients and employees of University Hospitals should anticipate “digital service disruptions” for the next several days, said a University Hospitals spokesperson. According to the spokesperson, on Thursday, Oct. 22, hospital staff detected “unusual activity” on their services. “We activated our response protocols...
cleveland19.com
Family sues Tallmadge group home, Cuyahoga Falls nursing home alleging wrongful death
SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - The family of 38-year-old Brian Taylor has filed a lawsuit alleging medical negligence at a group home contributed to his death from sepsis in May 2025. Brian Taylor was diagnosed with a chromosomal abnormality at 11 months old, leaving him non-verbal, according to his mother,...
hoodline.com
University Hospitals Takes Systems Offline After Unusual Server Activity, MyChart Still Down
University Hospitals disconnected its computer systems from the internet on Thursday after detecting unusual activity on its servers, and as of Friday morning, patients were still locked out of the MyChart portal. The Cleveland-based health system says digital-service disruptions could continue for several more days, though it maintains there has been no impact on patient care.
Cleveland Jewish News
Akron Children’s Mandel JDS Clinic unveiled
Students, clinicians and educators gathered for the dedication of the Akron Children’s Mandel JDS Clinic at the Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School in Beachwood on Oct. 20, celebrating a partnership between the two entities that will prioritize students’ health and advocacy. Akron Children’s, which operates its...
WFMJ.com
Niles City Council to hold town hall on restrictions for potential data centers
NILES - Niles City Council will hold a public hearing in December on possible restrictions on data centers should one come to the city. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, December 2, ahead of Council’s regularly scheduled 6 p.m. meeting. Niles Council President Doug Sollitto tells 21 News that...
ideastream.org
Some Anthem patients could lose access to Cleveland Clinic care
Cleveland Clinic has notified patients on Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance plans they may lose access to Cleveland Clinic doctors in 2027 if the two sides don’t strike a deal by the end of the year. A statement from Anthem said the insurance company is working to...
Cleveland Scene
Lake Erie Watchdog Group Urges Governments to Regulate How Data Centers Dispose of Water
When John Lipaj toured NEO-01, a newly-built hyperscale data center a bit outside of Sandusky, in September, he came prepared with a list of questions for the facility’s owner, Aligned. The data center watchdog at the Lake Erie Foundation, Lipaj tailored his inquiries to Aligned’s staff under one specific...
Cleveland Jewish News
Hospital donors accelerate medical research, patient care
Children arriving for autism care at Akron Children’s Hospital can now pull up to a freestanding center and receive multiple services in one place. The hospital had long envisioned such a facility, but it was still years away from becoming reality. Then, Tom and Jill Zidian made a $2...
Cleveland.com
Northeast Ohio's respiratory therapists are saving lives — and most of us don't even know their names
Please join me this month in thanking these dedicated clinicians for their unwavering commitment to our community’s health. They truly look after every breath and every moment, writes Denise Lauderbaugh, of Cleveland, a Registered Respiratory Therapist, in a letter to the editor.
clevelandmagazine.com
WKYC
Some Cleveland Clinic patients could lose in-network access with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
clevelandclinic.org
Pediatric Nursing: Delivering Compassionate Care to Children at Every Developmental Stage
Zach Bales, BSN, RN, has always had a special place in his heart for children — and that fondness led him to a career in pediatric nursing. “This is where I started, and this is where I will stay,” he says. “I wouldn’t trade pediatrics for anything.”
Medina County Gazette
Excellence in Eyecare offers new treatment in Medina
MEDINA — Excellence in Eyecare is offering a new light therapy for dry age-related macular degeneration, giving local patients access to treatment closer to home. Dr. Lisa Wiseman, an optometrist at Excellence in Eyecare, said the office recently began offering the Valeda Light Delivery System and is the first practice in Medina County to provide it.
27 First News
Cleveland Clinic one of the only in the world to perform highly specialized surgery
CLEVELAND (WJW) — The Cleveland Clinic holds a new distinction in the Buckeye State. The Cleveland Clinic is the first health network in Ohio to perform a highly specialized surgery targeting abdominal tumors, the hospital announced this week in a press release. The surgery consists of removing and then...