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Alliance Family Health Center, GentleBrook building Hartville clinic
HARTVILLE − GentleBrook and Alliance Family Health Center have broken ground on a new health center expected to being serving the Hartville community beginning in 2027. The work at GentleBrook's campus at 880 Sunnyside St. SW is partially funded by a New Access Point award from the federal Health Resources & Services Administration . Amelia Kocher, CEO of Alliance Family Health Center, said the renewable grant for $650,000 a year initially will go toward building and staff costs of expanding into Hartville. “It’s a huge milestone for the organization, and it creates a stronger, more sustainable foundation for our continued growth," Kocher said. It also provides the nonprofit health practice a federally funded status that's long been a goal and the ability to apply for supplemental grants. As a federally qualified health center, Alliance Family Health Center is recognized as a center that provides comprehensive care to all patients. "The key is no person is turned away from a community health center because of their inability to pay," Kocher said. "We will work with that individual to figure out how we can serve them." The center will bill insurance, if a patient has it, but also can use the federal
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The Lippy Group for Ear, Nose and Throat celebrating new chapter in Warren
This summer, QUICKmed acquired a clinic in Warren to preserve access to ear, nose and throat care as well as hearing services for patients throughout the Mahoning Valley. On Oct. 13, The Lippy Group for Ear, Nose and Throat and QUICKmed are hosting a grand reopening ceremony marking the next chapter for one of Warren’s longstanding names in ear, nose, throat and hearing care.
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Lutheran Hospital union employees, Cleveland Clinic reach new deal on contract
Union employees at Lutheran Hospital have reached a new deal with the Cleveland Clinic after more than two weeks on strike. “We are pleased to have reached an agreement on a new contract, which has been ratified by bargaining unit members," Cleveland Clinic said in a statement Thursday. According to...
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Akron Children’s Hospital in Rocky River starts site prep
A peek through the construction fencing around this 1980-built office building on Center Ridge Road in Rocky River reveals a construction trailer and site preparations for the first west-suburban Cleveland location of Akron Children’s Hospital (NEOtrans). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. Hospital system’s first west-suburban location. Site preparation...
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FREE: 2-day medical clinic open to people of all ages across NE Ohio
Today, Oct 9 and tomorrow, Oct 10, you can receive primary care and exams, vision screenings, podiatry services, women's health screenings, HIV testing and more at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland.
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UPMC takes ownership of Dennison hospital
Officials with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center formally marked the affiliation of the hospital in Dennison with the Pennsylvania health care provider during a flag raising ceremony Oct. 8. The hospital is now known as UPMC Twin City. UPMC signed a definitive agreement May 4 to transfer ownership of...
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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.
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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...
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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