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New West Sub owners, Insight Health Systems, struggle with reopening hospitals in Ohio
Insight Health Systems, originally founded in Flint, Michigan, recently took over ownership and operation of West Suburban Medical Center, sharing its intentions to rehabilitate and reopen the struggling hospital. However, this is not its first time taking over a failing medical provider, and those are yet to successfully reopen. In...
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Cleveland launches Community Crisis Response Bureau after passage of Tanisha's Law
CLEVELAND — Cleveland is launching a new Community Response Bureau within the Division of Emergency Medical Service to facilitate unarmed community crisis response services for behavioral health and substance use emergencies. Established after the passage of Tanisha’s Law, the bureau aims to provide executive oversight for alternative response programs...
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Federal lawsuit alleges Mercy Health unjustly fired Jewish surgeon
YOUNGSTOWN - A federal lawsuit accuses Mercy Health Youngstown of firing an orthopaedic surgeon solely because of his religion and race. The lawsuit, filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleged that the employee, who is not named in the suit, was subjected to unfavorable terms and conditions of employment and was fired solely for being Jewish.
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City of Niles’ Advertisement to issue a Request for Qualifications for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Screen Enclosures Project
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Niles Auditor’s Office, in the City Hall, 34 West State Street, Ohio, until 10:00 a.m. on October 7, 2026, for the following project:. Wastewater Treatment Plant Screen Enclosures Project. Each qualification shall contain the full name and address of every...
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Lorain council approves sewer rate increase
Following weeks of discussion and debate, Lorain City Council approved legislation to raise the sanitary sewer rental charge for city residents — a move that city officials said would address a budget deficit in the water pollution control fund. During Monday night’s regular meeting, Lorain Council voted 7-4 to...
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Lutheran Hospital Strike
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MetroHealth awards $2.5M grant to expand street medicine training
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The MetroHealth System was awarded a five-year $2.5 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration to train physicians to care for individuals experiencing homelessness. The award will be allocated toward teaching medical residents how to care for people experiencing homelessness by focusing on both...
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Haus of Transcendent hosts healthcare directory with focus on Cleveland’s Queer community
The Haus of Transcendent healthcare directory website HOTHeal.org, which launched earlier this year, focuses on sexual health for those who struggle to find affordable healthcare in Cuyahoga County. While hospital systems such as Cleveland Clinic and MetroHealth have healthcare directories available, HOTHeal focuses on the queer community in Cleveland and people looking for affordable healthcare through programs like Medicaid.
WKYC
Lutheran Hospital workers prepare for strike as Cleveland Clinic vows to keep up with patient care
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Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital workers 1 day away from a strike
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital workers are just one day away from striking. Union members of the SEIU District 1199 WV/KY/OH said unless an agreement is reached, they will begin their strike at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 23. A “Final Countdown” Workers’ March is taking place on...
Cleveland Jewish News
Cleveland Clinic opens two new research buildings
Cleveland Clinic celebrated the grand opening of two new state-of-the art research buildings on Sept. 2 at its main campus, part of the largest research investment in the organization’s more than 100-year history, according to a news release. The two new buildings, which total 300,000 square feet at East...
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Elite Pharmacy welcomed to Ravenna with Grand Reopening ceremony
Almost 10 months since officially acquiring Ravenna’s Medical Arts Pharmacy, Elite Pharmacy has been officially welcomed to the City of Ravenna. The Ravenna Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the grand reopening on Monday afternoon at 6693 North Chestnut Street. “It is always great to reinforce...
WKYC
Cleveland Clinic study tests Scrambler Therapy for chemo-related nerve pain
CLEVELAND — Stacey Claus first noticed something was wrong in the shower. "I felt like I was standing on some small little pebbles," she said. "I said to my husband, 'Check my feet. I feel like I'm standing on something.'" Chemotherapy had just cleared Claus' ovarian cancer, but it...
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Locals Are Saving A Fortune In This Ohio Town Where Healthcare Costs 15% Less
If you’ve been looking for a place where your money actually goes the distance, Akron, Ohio has been waiting patiently for you to find it. The city’s healthcare costs run about 15% below the national average, and that’s just the first of many reasons locals here are living better for less.
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Alberts Fresh Market struggles to find operator for planned Grafton pharmacy
Alberts Fresh Market owner Ralph Pence is still searching for a pharmacy operator nearly two years after Grafton Village Council approved a $100,000 grant for improvements intended to create space for one inside the store. Securing an operator remains difficult as pharmacies face financial pressures and uncertainty within the industry.