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We invite you to learn more about our member hospitals by clicking the name of the hospital.
1. The Bellevue Hospital (Bellevue)
2. Firelands Regional Medical Center (Sandusky)
3. Fisher-Titus Medical Center (Norwalk)
4. Fulton County Health Center (Wauseon)
5. Henry County Hospital (Napoleon)
6. Magruder Hospital (Port Clinton)
7. University of Toledo Medical Center (Toledo)
8. Memorial Hospital (Fremont)
9. Mercy Children’s Hospital (Toledo)
10. Mercy Hospital of Tiffin (Tiffin)
11. Mercy Hospital of Willard (Willard)
12. St. Anne Mercy Hospital (Toledo)
13. St. Charles Hospital (Oregon)
14. St. Luke’s Hospital (Maumee)
15. St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center (Toledo)
16. Wood County Hospital (Bowling Green)
THE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL 
1400 West Main Street Bellevue, Ohio 44811
President & CEO: Michael K. Winthrop
The Bellevue Hospital is a 50 inpatient and 35 outpatient bed community hospital providing a wide range of services and programs. Patient care services range from the treatment of the critically ill and injured in the 24-hour emergency department and specialized services of the Intensive Care Unit to the delivery of newborns in the home-like atmosphere of the hospital's Level I Family Birthing Center. The hospital also provides long term care services on an as needed basis, through the provision of either skilled or intermediate nursing care.
Inpatient and outpatient surgical capabilities encompass specialty areas of orthopedic, urological, oncology, vascular, thoracic and OB/GYN. Medical services include specialized treatments such as ear, nose & throat ailments, plastic surgery, allergies, digestive disorders, vascular surgery, neurological disabilities, rehabilitation and sports related injuries at its Specialty Care Clinic.
Other services provided by the hospital include the following diagnostic services: Laboratory, diagnostic imaging, ultrasound, certified and registered mammography services, CT scan, MRI, nuclear medicine, EKG, and EEG. The full-range of other health care services available are programs including: Home Health Care, Breast Care Program, Occupational Health Center, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Diabetic Education, Mature Audience Luncheon, Nutrition Counseling, and the Sleep Disorders Center. Also available: Ongoing community and patient education and programs, wellness screenings, speaker's bureau and support groups.
This innovative, primary care hospital continues to be the "The Right Choice" through its total commitment to patient CARE.
The Bellevue Hospital is fully approved and accredited by the JCAHO, as well as the Cancer Program by the American College of Surgeons. Bellevue has a population of 8,157 with a service population of 70,000. Recreational opportunities include numerous parks, a community center, golf course, as well as water recreation associated with Lake Erie, just 15 miles north.
Local educational facilities and programs include six elementary, one junior high, and one senior high school. Higher education is available at two branch universities, a technical college, three nursing schools and two four-year colleges within 25 miles. Local churches include 14 Protestant & one Catholic, with the nearest Synagogue in Sandusky just 15 miles away.
FIRELANDS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
1101 Decatur Street
Sandusky, OH 44870
President & CEO: Chuck Stark
Firelands Regional Medical Center (formerly Firelands Community Hospital), situated close to the waterfront of Lake Erie in the City of Sandusky, has a history rich with a tradition of providing the finest healthcare services available to its community.
Its history began with the laying of the cornerstone for the former Good Samaritan Hospital on June 27, 1876. The former Sandusky Memorial Hospital began in 1933 when several area physicians saw the need for an institution dedicated to osteopathic medicine. And, on September 1, 2001, Firelands became the official owner of the former Providence Hospital, the only other hospital
provider in the county. Providence Hospital was founded in 1902 by the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine based in Cleveland. In 1923, the Diocesan boundaries were redrawn; making Sandusky part of the Toledo Diocese and sponsorship assumed by the Sisters of St. Francis of Sylvania, Ohio.
The consolidation of these three fine local hospitals into what is now known as Firelands Regional Medical Center occurred when hospital board and administrative leaders looked toward a more effective and efficient means of providing healthcare to the community. This blend of allopathic and osteopathic professions, religious-cultural awareness, along with a full-service base lends itself to a unique and comprehensive 500+ bed healthcare system in north central Ohio. Its combined medical staff represents approximately 160 physicians with 86% achieving board certification and a hospital staff of approximately 1,700 full and part-time employees. Its Board of Directors is represented by a cross-section of talent involving leaders within the community, local business and industry.
Firelands Regional Medical Center, Main Campus, provides acute care services and many specialties and subspecialties. This facility houses a state-of-the-art Emergency Medicine and Outpatient Department, Heart Institute, Intensive Care Unit/Coronary Care Unit (ICU/CCU), Psychiatric, Dialysis Service, as well as Obstetric, Pediatric and Oncology services in addition to an extensive inpatient Chemical Dependency program for both adults and adolescents. The Firelands Regional Medical Center, South Campus provides general acute care services, Skilled Nursing, Dialysis, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and the School of Nursing. Firelands also offers a broad-based outpatient community mental health and chemical dependency program for Erie and Ottawa County residents with off-site locations also in Seneca, Sandusky, Wyandot, and Huron Counties. The newly constructed Firelands Professional Center that adjoins the main campus houses the Hospital’s Dialysis Service and several physician offices. Firelands just completed a construction program that offers cardiac catheterization and open-heart surgical services to the community as well as expansion of obstetric and surgical capabilities.
Firelands continues to experience a strong and favorable financial performance. The Hospital’s emergency and outpatient center experienced 37,451 and 341,632 visits, respectfully, during 2001.
As a result of a visionary board and energetic and highly motivated management team along with the full cooperation of the medical staff, Firelands has attained the highest in hospital accreditations and received the ultimate in survey outcomes for hospital services and its medical education program as well. It has also received multiple bond upgrades since its inception in 1985 from the bond rating agencies of Standard & Poors and Moody’s Investors as a result of its continued strong performance levels.
FISHER-TITUS MEDICAL CENTER
272 Benedict Avenue
Norwalk, Ohio 44857
President: Patrick J. Martin, FACHE
Fisher-Titus Medical Center serves Norwalk, Huron County, and contiguous communities with the latest medical advancements and provides the area’s 60,000 residents with a full continuum of care that includes Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, a 98-bed acute care hospital; Norwalk Memorial Home, a 69-bed skilled nursing facility; The Carriage House of Fisher-Titus, a 48-unit assisted living facility; and a Home Health Center. Since 2005, FTMC has invested $80 million in new construction providing patients with a Patient Pavilion, Rehabilitation Center, Cancer Care Center, and Heart & Vascular Center. The 81 active and association members and 60 courtesy members of the FTMC Medical Staff bring 35 medical specialties to the FTMC service area.
As a local, independently owned community hospital, Fisher-Titus offers patients the most advanced technology and medical treatment possible while providing the highest level of personal care. Fisher-Titus Medical Center is one of less that 2 percent of hospitals dually accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and the American Osteopathic Association. In addition,
FTMC’s quality of care has been recognized with numerous awards including the 2007 Arbor Award for Exceeding Patient Expectations, Top 500 national ranking in Home Care services, Commission on Cancer Accreditation with Eight Commendations, and five-time recipient of Hospitals for Healthy Environment’s H2E Partners for Change Award.
FTMC’s 45-acre campus is conveniently located on the southern edge of the Norwalk at the intersection of US 250 and US 20. The Medical Center is the hub of the medical community in the Norwalk area with numerous physicians and medical offices on the FTMC campus in close proximity to the Medical Center. Fisher-Titus also has established satellite locations throughout Huron County to more conveniently serve the needs of Huron County residents. Fisher-Titus is the largest employer in Norwalk and the second largest in Huron County with 897 employees.
About Norwalk
Situated in north central Ohio directly between Toledo and Cleveland, Norwalk is home to 16,000 residents. Known as "The Maple City" because of maple trees planted by early settlers, Norwalk boasts a rich heritage, outstanding quality of life and a thriving business atmosphere. It is the county seat of Huron County, a rich agricultural area of 60,000 residents.
Numerous parks, golf courses and easy access to Lake Erie and its islands; Sandusky, home of Cedar Point provides Norwalk's 15,000 residents with all the elements for good living. hour’s drive! . Many neighborhood parks, first-rate recreational facilities and programs, and safe environment make Norwalk a great place to raise a family. These are supplemented by the many cultural and pro sporting events in Cleveland and Toledo within an hour’s drive of the city. A variety of industries, including the famous Norwalk Furniture Company are located in Norwalk.
Norwalk's outstanding public and private educational systems include an area vocational facility, a two-year college and a branch campus of Bowling Green State University, along with an Andrew Carnegie Library.
FULTON COUNTY HEALTH CENTER
725 S. Shoop Avenue
Wauseon, Ohio 43567
Administrator: E. Dean Beck
The Fulton County Health Center is a JCAHO accredited healthcare provider. This 86-bed facility provides a wide range of services including medical, surgical, coronary, psychiatric and maternity care, emergency room with round-the-clock physician coverage; Physical Therapy services including outpatient care, sports medicine and industrial rehabilitation; Respiratory Therapy services including a sleep disorder center; Laboratory; Radiology with on-site CT scanner, low dose mammography & MRI; Corporate & Community Health Promotion; Rainbow Oncology Treatment Center; Cardiac Rehabilitation; Diabetes Education; Nutritional Services and Occupational Health.
Also located on campus is the Fulton Manor Nursing Home. This is a 71-bed JCAHO associated facility with private living quarters, 24-hour nursing care, dietary services, daily housekeeping, activities, laundry service and social service.
Finally, we have Fulton Suites Independent Living. This includes 15 units offering meal service, utilities, linens, housekeeping with 24-hour emergency call from FCHC.
Wauseon has one Catholic and 11 Protestant churches.
The public school system consists of two elementary schools; one middle school and one high school.
Wauseon has 8 parks with over 73 acres of park land. Population is 11,619.
HENRY COUNTY HOSPITAL
1600 East Riverview Avenue
Napoleon, Ohio 43545
Chief Executive Officer: Kim Bordenkircher
Henry County Hospital’s goal is nothing less than total wellness for its residents. From cholesterol screenings to fitness classes, Henry County Hospital stresses the early detection and prevention techniques that can keep your today's healthier.
Henry County Hospital provides compassionate, cost-effective, and cutting edge medical services. Whether you're having a baby, suffering from heart disease, or fighting cancer, the hospital’s highly trained staff is equipped with the latest technology Henry County Hospital thinks it's a perfect match. The advanced medical care you expect to find in the big city, with the personal touch
you can count on only from your hometown hospital.
Providing exceptional health care to generations of Henry County families is what the hospital is all about. Since its humble beginnings in 1919, it has been growing right along with the community and evolving to meet the changing needs of its residents.
MAGRUDER HOSPITAL
615 Fulton Street
Port Clinton, OH 43452
President & CEO – Cliff Harmon
Since 1940, Magruder Hospital has served area residents and visitors. Through the generosity of former Port Clintonite Howard B. Magruder, the hospital was originally constructed and still receives financial support today from the H.B. Magruder Trust.
As a state-of-the-art critical access hospital, Magruder employs nearly 400 people, receives support from 120 volunteers and has a medical staff of approximately 100 physicians. Its 24- hour emergency room and variety of outpatient and inpatient services, allows it to meet the healthcare needs of Ottawa County residents. Magruder’s personal commitment to “service excellence” allows it to exceed the
expectations of everyone who walks through its doors.
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO MEDICAL CENTER
3000 Arlington Avenue
Toledo, OH 43614
Vice President & Executive Director: Mark Chastang
The University of Toledo Medical Center provides compassionate, university-caliber patient care while supporting and enhancing the health education of The University of Toledo. In partnership with the university, the physicians and staff continuously strive to develop and incorporate advancements in health-care knowledge to improve the quality of patient care.
UTMC is the only academic health center in the region - we combine innovative education, pioneering research and compassion to provide leading-edge care. UT's education and resources allow us to attract faculty and staff who are at the forefront of their medical or surgical professions. We continue to offer the latest treatments and medical breakthroughs, combined with a sensitive approach to healing patients.
The medical center, which is a Level 1 trauma center, is the only area hospital with an accredited primary stroke center. Our neurologists have developed a comprehensive system for rapid diagnosis and treatment of stroke patients admitted to the emergency department.
If you are looking for specialty care in cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, cancer or surgery, look no further than The University of Toledo Medical Center.
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
715 S. Taft Avenue
Fremont, OH 43420
CEO: John A. Gorman (Al)
Memorial Hospital first opened its doors in 1918. Built by citizens of Sandusky County to ensure the community has a quality, local health care system, Memorial remains locally owned and committed to every patient’s right to the best possible care in a comfortable and caring environment.
Today, Memorial Hospital is a 132-bed state-of-the-art medical center with over 100 physicians and nearly 500 employees. We provide a comprehensive range of services including the latest in surgical and diagnostic procedures. While we continue to change to keep pace with technology and ensure our community the finest in medical care, our sense of community and devotion to our patients remains
the cornerstone of Memorial Hospital.
ST. VINCENT MERCY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
2213 Cherry Street
Toledo, OH 43608
President & CEO- John T. Schaeufele, MD, FAAP
St. Vincent Mercy Children's Hospital is an entity that exists within Mercy Health Partners dedicated to delivery of high quality evidence-based family-centered care to the children of northwest Ohio. St. Vincent Mercy Children’s Hospital supports itself on multifaceted platform of community service, child advocacy, medical education and pediatric research. St. Vincent Mercy Children’s Hospital serves the children of northwest Ohio by providing state of the art pediatric medicine delivered by a broad range of pediatric specialists. We are engaged in research that advances our scope of knowledge of pediatric disease and treatment. We are committed to educating practitioners of the future and most of all we are committed to the advocacy for the health and well being of the children of northwest Ohio whether these children require our services or not.
Services
Doing things better
St. Vincent Mercy Children's Hospital not only provides high-quality care to children and their families, it does so with innovative, progressive and cost-effective methods not previously possible in this region. The combined inpatient and outpatient services offer an integrated continuum of pediatric care highlighted by a 72-bed-inpatient unit connected by a skywalk to physician offices and outpatient care. Over 20 pediatric subspecialties are located on the campus. In addition, we maintain a
strong primary/pediatric care physician network dedicated to wellness care as an essential part of our mission.
Family-centered care
We know that when a child is ill or injured the whole family is deeply affected. And we believe the family plays a vital role in a child's recovery. That's why we invite parents to participate in their child's care whenever possible.
We emphasize compassion, communication, comfort and convenience in dealing with our families. From special on-site family amenities to parent education and support - we treat our patient families as part of our family. St. Vincent Mercy Children's Hospital is a member of the Children's Miracle Network and the National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI).
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MERCY HOSPITAL OF TIFFIN
485 W. Market Street
Tiffin, Ohio 44883
President & CEO: Dale Thornton
Mercy Hospital of Tiffin is a general, acute care facility that provides general patient, diagnostic, and outpatient services as well as outreach programs and community education programs. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1913, Mercy is a member of the Mercy Health System based in Cincinnati and the Mercy Health System - Northern Region based in Toledo. Mercy provides 24-hour emergency services in its Emergency Care Center and offers many specialty services through its outpatient department. McAuley Health Services was established to care for those who cannot find a family physician. Mercy also offers an occupational health program and a cardiopulmonary inpatient and outpatient service.
Tiffin is located 50 miles south east of Toledo and is within two hours driving distance of Cleveland, Columbus, and Detroit. It has a population of 18,000. Heidelberg College and Tiffin University are both located in Tiffin. It has two high schools; one public, one parochial, and a vocational school. A number of county schools surround Tiffin. The educational system includes a number
of public grade schools and two parochial grade schools.
Mercy Hospital of Tiffin is a general, acute care facility characterized by its family centered care, community involvement and progressive ideas in healthcare. The hospital has modern facilities, state-of-the-art equipment, highly skilled personnel and a loyal, stable medical staff offering primary care as well as wide range of specialist services. The community of Tiffin has enjoyed a reputation as an educational center of prominence for more than a century. Cultural, recreational and educational opportunities make this community a great place to raise a family.
MERCY HOSPITAL OF WILLARD
110 E. Howard Street
Willard, OH 44890
President & CEO: Robert Gospodarek
A dedication to excellence in patient care is the hallmark of Mercy Hospital of Willard, a 25-bed general acute care community hospital. Located in Willard, Ohio, Mercy Hospital provides comprehensive healthcare services to residents of Huron, Seneca, Crawford and Richland County through its main campus, Family Practice Centers, Home Care, and in its Rehabilitation and Wellness Center.
Mercy Hospital of Willard has modern facilities, state-of-the-art equipment, highly skilled professional personnel and a medical staff of primary care and specialty physicians. All of these factors enable us to provide the highest quality of health services in a rural setting.
Mercy Hospital of Willard has been a member of Catholic Healthcare Partners and Mercy Health Partners since 1988. Membership in Mercy Health Partners links Mercy Hospital of Willard to a comprehensive range of primary and critical care health services. Area residents benefit from the quality inpatient, outpatient and emergency care and personalized attention they have always relied upon, close to home, while immediately accessing, through our doors, world class subspecialty care via Life Flight.
Mercy Hospital continues to honor the long-standing tradition of care incorporating the Mercy Health Partners’ core values of compassion, excellence, human dignity, justice, service and sacredness of life. We are dedicated to the mission of providing high quality; cost effective medical care to everyone we serve.
Mission Statement: Mercy Health Partners extends the healing ministry of Jesus by improving the health of our communities with emphasis on people who are poor and under-served.
Number of Staff = 237
Major Milestones: Mercy Hospital of Willard opened its new Searle Emergency Center in January 2001 which provides residents with immediate access to a modern state-of-the-art, full service, 24 hour facility. It is equipped to respond to cardiac emergencies, trauma and other urgent and emergent care needs of the community.
In April, 2002, Mercy Hospital of Willard secured Critical Access Hospital Designation, which enables small rural hospitals to continue to provide necessary care to the community in an ever-challenging healthcare environment.
Located in the heart of north central Ohio, Willard is home to a strong industrial base, growing retail business and community-oriented residents. Willard offers a fair tax structure, excellent child care, strong educational systems and recreational activities. The small-town atmosphere of Willard blends well with it's commercial opportunities, making Willard a city where people enjoy living and working. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy our close proximity to Lake Erie. Additionally, we are a short driving distance from Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo.
ST. ANNE MERCY HOSPITAL
3404 Sylvania Avenue
Toledo, OH 43623
President & CEO: Richard Evens
St. Anne Mercy Hospital is the newest addition to the Mercy Health Partners family. The 88-bed community hospital provides a comprehensive range of inpatient and outpatient healthcare services in a single location. St. Anne was designed and built with the patients, families, and visitors in mind to offer quality care, comfort convenience.
St. Anne Mercy Hospital has 500 full and part-time employees and more than 800 physicians on its Medical Staff. With an exceptional new facility and an experienced team of healthcare professionals, St. Anne takes a leadership role in delivering healthcare for the 21st century to the residents of West Toledo and Southeast Michigan
ST. CHARLES MERCY HOSPITAL
2600 Navarre Avenue
Oregon, OH 43616
President & CEO: Carol Whittaker
Since 1953, St. Charles Mercy Hospital has been providing for the healthcare needs of Toledo's eastern communities. A 390-bed community hospital, St. Charles is the preferred hospital for Toledo's eastern communities and serves residents of Oregon, East Toledo and Lucas, Wood and Ottawa counties.
St. Charles provides a comprehensive range of inpatient and outpatient care. Services provided include a Chest Pain Accredited Emergency Center with a Level III Trauma designation, Obstetrics with a Level II Special Care Nursery, a comprehensive Cancer Center, a Pain Care Clinic that provides care to both in and out patients, a CARF Accredited Inpatient Acute Rehab Unit and a Women’s
Care Center.
In 2007, it recorded 10,942 patient admissions; 700 deliveries; and 44,927 emergency room visits. St. Charles Mercy Hospital has approximately 1,427 full-time and part-time employees and more than 600 physicians on its Medical Staff. St. Charles Mercy Hospital takes a leadership role in providing quality care and community development.
St. Luke’s Hospital
5901 Monclova Road
Maumee, Ohio 43537
419-893-5911
www.stlukeshospital.com
www.PatientsFirstAlways.com
For more than 100 years, every day at St. Luke’s Hospital has been shaped by our commitment to our patients’ comfort, healing and health.
Conveniently located off I-475/US 23 in Maumee, Ohio, St. Luke’s provides a full range of quality services for adults and children.
Services include: medical, surgical, labor and delivery, high-risk cardiac care, and critical and emergency care. The Diabetes Care Center at St. Luke’s Hospital offers a full range of diabetes and wound care services in one place. Also, hundreds of doctors from more than 40 specialties and about 1,500 employees stand ready to care for you and your family.
ST. VINCENT MERCY MEDICAL CENTER
2213 Cherry Street
Toledo, OH 43608
President & CEO: Michael McEachern
St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, a 588-bed critical care regional referral and teaching center, maintains a completely modern, attractive and secure campus . St. Vincent offers a comprehensive range of quality inpatient and outpatient healthcare services. St. Vincent holds the highest designation for treating high-risk mothers and babies; holds the highest designation for treating trauma patients (both adults and children); sponsors the nationally recognized Northwest Ohio Heart Center, the largest heart program in the region; is the site of the region's only Burn Care Center; and provides a comprehensive Critical Care Transport Network (in conjunction with Medical College Hospitals), including four Life Flight air ambulances and nine Mobile Intensive Care Unites. St. Vincent along with its academic partner, Medical College of Ohio, operates Mercy Children’s Hospital at its main campus. St. Vincent also takes a leadership role in providing quality medical education and community development. St. Vincent is a Member of Mercy Health Partners.
Toledo offers water recreation with Lake Erie and the Maumee River. The Toledo Symphony, Museum of Art, Broadway plays and the world renowned Toledo Zoo are major Toledo attractions.
Outstanding schools coupled with affordable housing give Northwest Ohio families a great lifestyle. Toledo boasts of having 33 colleges and universities within a 60-mile radius, including a medical college within the metro area. A culturally prosperous city, Toledo is home to a nationally renowned art museum and zoo, the Toledo Symphony, as well as the newly renovated Valentine Theater. The community is home to he Toledo Mud Hens, the triple A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, and recently built a new downtown stadium, Fifth Third Field, which was named as one of the top minor league baseball stadiums in the country. Toledo offers an ECHL hockey team, NCAA division 1A sports, and an annual LPGA golf tournament. Nature and outdoors lovers enjoy the close proximity to Lake Erie. Additionally, Ann Arbor, Chicago and Detroit are all within a short driving distance.
WOOD COUNTY HOSPITAL 
950 W. Wooster Street
Bowling Green, OH 43402
President & CEO: Stan Korducki
Wood County Hospital is the only hospital in Wood County and was named in honor of the people of the county. The hospital has served the Wood County area for over 50 years. Wood County Hospital is a 133-bed not-for-profit acute care hospital serving a large population center. The medical facility has a deep reservoir of medical professionals who provide a number of specialty services and many opportunities that are not usually found in rural hospitals.
Healthcare services include: 24 hour emergency department, medical-surgical units, outpatient surgery services, SCU/ICU, LDRP maternity care, pediatric unit, cardiac rehab, physical therapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy services, laboratory, radiology, a renal dialysis program, sports medicine center, orthopedics, nuclear medicine, MRI, lithotripsy, urgent care, occupational
medicine, a diabetes education program, various educational programs along with wellness.
Bowling Green, the home of Wood County Hospital, is the site of a state university (BGSU). The city itself is a suburban bedroom community adjacent to the Toledo metropolitan area.
