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Henry Ford Health to Invest $15M in Communities Near its Detroit and Jackson Hospitals
Henry Ford Health has announced it is partnering with Opportunity Resource Fund, a Michigan-based community development financial institution, to invest $15 million in communities near the health system’s hospitals in […] The post Henry Ford Health to Invest $15M in Communities Near its Detroit and Jackson Hospitals appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .
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Corewell Taylor Hospital Emergency Center expansion to ease overcrowding
Corewell Health Taylor Hospital has completed an $8 million expansion and renovation of its Emergency Center, increasing its treatment capacity from 21 to 36 beds. The project includes 5,500 square feet of new construction and 6,000 square feet of renovated space. Corewell Health said that the emergency bed capacity at...
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Skilled Nursing Dealbook: UW Health Adds Medical Center With Nursing Facility; 126-Bed Colorado Facility Sold
Ohio-based skilled nursing facility changed hands in a $10.5 million property transfer, while a 126-bed SNF in Colorado was also sold. UW Health also added a nursing facility to its system as part of a larger transaction. Ohio SNF undergoes 10.5M property transfer. A Shelby, Ohio-based nursing and rehabilitation facility...
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Featured Local Disability Friendly Resources in the Toledo Area
Nationwide Children’s Hospital – Toledo is a not-for-profit children’s hospital in northwest Ohio dedicated to improving the health and well-being of children and families through high-quality pediatric care, education, resources and community partnerships. Through comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services, Nationwide Children’s – Toledo provides coordinated, family-centered care that supports the unique needs of children and families throughout the region.
The Blade
ProMedica Bay Park Hospital named a Level III trauma center
ProMedica Bay Park Hospital in Oregon has earned a Level III trauma center by the American College of Surgeons, marking the first time the hospital has achieved a trauma center designation. “This trauma designation is a significant accomplishment for ProMedica Bay Park Hospital and reflects the dedication of our multidisciplinary team and EMS partners to providing high-quality trauma care for our community,” said Matt Hammond, the hospital’s president. “It reinforces our commitment to having the right resources, expertise and processes in place to provide timely, coordinated care when our patients need it most,” he said. The classification recognizes the hospital’s ability to provide comprehensive care for patients with mild to moderate traumatic injuries, officials said. It goes beyond emergency department care and takes into consideration facilities and equipment, availability of personnel and services, clinical protocols, and performance improvement and patient safety, they said.
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Mercy Health St. Rita’s Medical Center – Hospice by Compassus – October 27
Welcome to the Ribbon Cutting for the new branch of Mercy Health – St. Rita’s Medical Center’s Hospice by Compassus! Located at 545 W. Market St., Suite 200, Lima, OH 45801. Mercy Health Home Care and Hospice by Compassus is a care partnership between Compassus, a leading...
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Toledo residents, businesses file lawsuit following chemical release
TOLEDO, Ohio — Residents and businesses affected by the chemical release at the MC Tank terminal in Toledo have filed a class action lawsuit against the company. The lawsuit is for the Oct. 2026 release of glycidyl methacrylate (GMA) which was leaked from a compromised tank container at the terminal on Progress Avenue. The release began at approximately 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 20 and lasted over 45 hours, leading to a one-mile evacuation order affecting approximately 1,000 residents and a three-mile shelter-in-place order affecting over 50,000 people according to the lawsuit.