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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.
yourohionews.com
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...
hoodline.com
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.
macedonia.oh.us
Summit County Public Health Offers 2026-27 Flu Vaccinations
Summit County Public Health is offering the new 2026–2027 flu vaccinations beginning Monday, Oct. 5. Vaccinations are available by appointment Monday–Friday from 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m. at 1867 W. Market St., Akron, Building C (enter through Door 10). The CDC recommends annual flu vaccination for everyone ages 6...
constructiondive.com
Granite JV wins $325M Big Creek Tunnel job in Ohio
Workers for Granite Construction and its joint venture partner will soon get their feet wet on the buildout of a $324.8 million tunnel project in Cleveland. Granite and Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin-based Super Excavators will build the Big Creek Tunnel for the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, according to an Oct. 1 news release from Granite.
WKYC
Cuyahoga County faces federal cuts for SNAP and Medicaid
Cleveland News - Fox 8
Cleveland Clinic cancels healthcare for striking Lutheran Hospital workers
Friday Night Touchdown! Check NE Ohio high school football scores here. The Cleveland Clinic on Thursday, Oct. 1, "abruptly" canceled striking Lutheran Hospital union workers' healthcare coverage, according to the union.
oberlinreview.org
St. Joseph’s Hospital Slated for Demolition After Over a Decade of Delays
The former St. Joseph’s Hospital in Lorain, later St. Joseph’s Community Center, has stood partially demolished for years, igniting environmental and safety concerns in the community. At the Sept. 8 Lorain City Council Meeting, councilmembers voted unanimously to authorize the Safety and Service Director to enter a contract to complete demolition and removal, preparing the site for redevelopment.
clevelandclinic.org
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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Towpath Rotary health check returns Oct. 17
The Towpath Rotary Health Check will return Oct. 17 from 6-10 a.m. at the Bolivar Army Navy, 165 Canal St. New this year, organizers will accept health savings account cards for payment. “Every year we are asked if we accept HSA cards. Finally, thanks to our partners, SpringVale Health Services,...
cleveland19.com
Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital strikers’ healthcare revoked
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - In a sudden move from Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital, strikers’ healthcare coverage are being revoked starting Thursday. The workers have been on strike since Sept. 23. This move by Cleveland Clinic blindsided the workers on strike, as they didn’t warn them about the loss of...
Cleveland Jewish News
Cleveland Clinic named a top performer in Vizient study
Vizient, a Texas-based national healthcare performance improvement company, named six Cleveland Clinic as a top performer in its quality and accountability study. Cleveland Clinic was named in the top comprehensive academic medical centers category, Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital was named in community hospitals Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital and Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital were named in large specialized complex care medical centers; and Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital was named in complex care medical centers.
Akron Beacon Journal
Klein's Pharmacy stops filling prescriptions, cites industry changes
Klein’s Pharmacy in Cuyahoga Falls announced that effective Sept. 30, all retail prescriptions have been transferred to Walgreens. The 60-year-old company said it has reached an agreement to transfer prescription files to Walgreens at 2645 State Road. The company said that part of its business had become unsustainable because of changes in the pharmacy industry and declining reimbursement from pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). More: Pharmacists say corporate greed is pushing up prescription drug prices and them out of business Klein’s, at 2015 State Road, will continue to operate Klein’s Custom Compounding and Klein’s AssureMed Solutions. “We will continue to serve patients who receive custom compounded prescriptions at Klein’s Pharmacy or adherence packaged medication prescription services from Klein’s AssureMed Solutions,” the company said in a Facebook statement on Sept. 30. “We will also continue to perform vaccination services for local schools, senior living facilities, and other local businesses,” Klein’s said. “These services will continue without interruption, and your prescriptions will continue to be filled as normal.” “As difficult as this decision was to make, we are grateful to have served generations of families and look forward to continuing our mission to serve patients in Summit County,” Klein’s said. “We are proud