2020/2021 Wayne & Holmes County
HEALTHCARE GUIDE
A DIRECTORY OF MEDICAL SERVICES Featuring
• Articles on Health Awareness • Full Directory of Medical Providers
John E. Schinner, MD
Amy S. Jolliff, MD
WO-10748197
Eric A. Smith, MD
Milltown Family Physicians has a long history of providing high level, family centered healthcare. We choose to promote the traditional doctor patient relationships throughout your lifetime.
Erin Barner, CNP
Liz Steiner, CNP
John F. Prokop, D.O.
Paul R. Nielsen, MD
Christopher B. Ranney, MD
Barbara J. Tickton, CRNP
128 E.Milltown Rd. • Ste. 105 • Wooster, OH • 330.345.8060 • www.milltownfamily.com
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WAYNE & HOLMES COUNTY HEALTHCARE GUIDE INDEX Bloomington Medical Services .....................................................................................................................................................5 Buckeye Family Healthcare......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Cleveland Clinic Wooster ............................................................................................................................................................ 21 Danbury Senior Living ................................................................................................................................................................ 19 FreshAire CPAP .................................................................................................................................................................................3 Grace Family Practice ................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Kno-Ho-Ko-Ashland ..................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Milltown Family Physicians............................................................................................................................................................4 MotherCare Midwifery Service .................................................................................................................................................. 18 North Central Ohio Ear, Nose & Throat Surgery, Inc..................................................................................................................9 Ohio Foot & Ankle ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10 Ohio’s Hospice Lifecare................................................................................................................................................................ 16 Pomerene Hospital....................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Pycraft Family Eye Care ............................................................................................................................................................... 15 Sycamore Run Nursing & Rehabilitation Center ..................................................................................................................... 20 Walnut Hills Retirement Community ...........................................................................................................................................7 Wayne College..................................................................................................................................................................................9 Wayne & Holmes County Medical Services Directory ....................................................................................................... 22-28 Wayne Holmes Health ....................................................................................................................................................................7 West View Healthy Living ............................................................................................................................................................ 12 Whit’s End Community Place.........................................................................................................................................................6 Wooster Community Hospital .......................................................................................................................................................8 Wooster Eye Center ..................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine ...................................................................................................................................2 212 E. 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Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center is proud to announce that this year we are celebrating 43 years in business! Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center has been providing the highest level of personal and professional orthopaedic care in Wayne & Holmes counties since 1977. The main practice location is 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 2, in Wooster with satellite facilities in Millersburg and Orrville. All locations use digital X-Ray with the Wooster office offering MRI’s and physical therapy. New to our practice is Dr. Jeffrey L. Watts, Dr. Watts was born and raised in Northeast Ohio. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Youngstown State University and his Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine from the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. He then completed a residency in Orthopedic Surgery at St. Joseph Health Center, and a fellowship in Spine Surgery at the Texas Back Institute in Dallas, Texas. He was previously practicing in South Bend, Indiana where he specialized in elective Spine surgery and pain management. He has
recently joined Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center where he will specialize in all disorders of the neck and back. “Many spine problems can be treated successfully without surgery. When possible, I believe in utilizing all non-operative treatment options before resorting to surgery. I am happy to be back in Ohio, and I’m looking forward to living in, and serving, this great community.” Dr. Watts will begin seeing patients in October. • Wooster, 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 2, Wooster, Ohio 44691, 330-804-9712 • Millersburg, 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 120, Millersburg, Ohio 44654, 330-674-0775 • Orrville, 830 S. Main St., Suite 103, Orrville, Ohio 44667, 330-684-4772 For more information about the practice or to request an appointment visit, the Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center website: www.woosterortho.com or call 330-804-9712.
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FreshAire CPAP FreshAire CPAP & Supplies is a locally-owned medical supply company in Wooster, Ohio that specializes in patients with sleepdisordered breathing, known widely as sleep apnea. Established in 2016, we are dedicated to providing products and services to patients in Wooster and surrounding communities. We also recognize that the physicians, nurses, and sleep labs are equally part of the community we serve, and we strive for continuity of care between them and their patients. At FreshAire CPAP, we choose to focus on a single service and excel in it. We enthusiastically promote patient education and love helping people. We will look for solutions for each person, knowing that every individual has unique needs and circumstances. We have a store front capable of providing CPAP and BiPAP machines, masks, tubing and other supplies and accessories. Current CPAP users find this very helpful. For those just getting started, we take time to demonstrate their new equipment, fit them with a mask and show them how to keep their equipment clean and working great.
But whether you are a seasoned veteran CPAP user or new to the world of sleep apnea, we will always invite you back to our office for one-on-one time to answer any questions or concerns, fit or re-fit a mask, run a usage report or simply inspect your machine – all free of charge. We strive to always give people a positive experience. Quality and quantity of sleep play an extensive role in our overall health. We help patients understand the adverse effects of untreated sleep apnea and the benefits of managing it with CPAP. We believe that if patients understand the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of their treatment, their success and commitment to that treatment increases. We also offer low prices for self-pay customers. With high deductibles and insurance companies only paying for supplies at certain times, this option is very beneficial. For those with busy work schedules, we are open until 7 p.m. every Tuesday. Stop in to see us at 2910 Cleveland Road, Wooster! Call us at 330-601-1991 with any questions or visit our website at www.FreshAireCPAP.com for our hours of operation.
Sleep loss can affect memory in seniors
can impair a person’s ability to focus and learn efficiently. Combine this with the necessity of sleep to make those brain wave connections for memories to be stored, and the importance of deep sleep is apparent. Another study, published in the journal Brain, conducted by doctors at Washington University in St. Louis, linked poor sleep with early onset of dementia, especially Alzheimer’s disease. Although poor sleep does not cause Alzheimer’s, it may increase brain amyloid proteins believed to be intrinsic to the disease. When slow-wave deep sleep is disrupted, levels of amyloid can grow and clog the brain. This is corroborated by data published in the journal Neurology. Getting deep sleep is important for reducing these proteins. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recognizes the difficulties elderly people may have in regard to sleep. The quality of deep sleep among older adults is often 75 percent lower than it is in younger people. Doctors can be cognizant of how sleep impacts memory and the onset of dementias and discuss insomnia treatment options with their patients.
Poor sleep can leave people feeling groggy, disoriented, depressed, and not up for facing the day. And now there’s new evidence that insomnia can contribute to memory loss and forgetfulness among the elderly. A study — the first of its kind — unveiled a new link between lack of sleep and memory loss. Researchers at the University of California, Berkley found that during sleep important brain waves are produced that play key roles in storing memories. These waves transfer the memories from the hippocampus to the prefrontal cortex, a portion of the brain where long-term information is stored. Sleep loss can cause the memories to remain in the hippocampus and not reach the long-term storage area, found researchers. This can contribute to forgetfulness and difficulty remembering simple details, such as names. Seniors are frequently plagued with deteriorated sleeping patterns that lead to shallow sleep and more awakenings, says those at the University of California. This can contribute to the prevention of memories being saved by the brain each evening. This is not the first time sleep and brain health have been measured. A 2008 University of California, Los Angeles study discovered that people with sleep apnea showed tissue loss in brain regions that help store memories. WebMD says imaging and behavioral studies show the role sleep plays in learning and memory and that lack of sleep
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Milltown Family Physicians A Strong Community Presence A year ago most people had never heard of Wuhan, China. The likelihood of any of us making a large global cultural impact is slim. But we can focus on impacting the people we come in contact with every day. What would you expect during a pandemic from the largest family practice in the community of Wooster Ohio? Would you expect them to close their doors to the needs of the 23,000 patients they serve? Or would you expect them to create a triage system to handle this novel virus event so that the ongoing health needs of so many could be assessed and treated? A family practice’s capacity to grow is parallel to their capacity to lead and Milltown Family did just that. They pivoted quickly to meet the needs of their patients, obtaining and offering outpatient testing before anyone else in the area. They quickly added antibody testing for people who suspected they had contracted the virus. They pivoted quickly to provide visits via office or telehealth, for the effective treatment their patients. They continued to work tirelessly to meet the needs of the people in this community. All the normal everyday health issues did not go away under the threat of a pandemic. The staff and providers worked as a team to continue to address patient issues, healing never stopped. They stood toe-to-toe with a nasty threat and continue to work tirelessly to procure health and well-being for whomever they could. A pandemic can reveal much about a family practice whose dedication is unwavering. Milltown Family Physicians has revealed their complete dedication to their patients. Milltown Family Physicians moved through the last six months with one major focus……to care of others. Dr. Eric Smith, also served as the Wayne County Medical Director and Director of Viola Startzman Clinic. Dr. Paul Nielsen, continued to work at Wooster Community Hospital and manage several nursing facilities as Medical Director, Dr. Amy Jolliff maintained her position at MFP while also continuing to serve the community as County Coroner, Dr. John Schinner increased his education on respiratory management and the use of respirators to be available should the need arise, Dr. Christopher Ranney continued his work with local businesses and clinic’s, Dr. John Prokop, the newest physician at MFP, like all physicians and NP’s at MFP, volunteered and prepared to
back-up the hospital should the need arise. Certainly the providers at Milltown Family have earned the respect of this community but so have the staff whose dedication is unquestionable. Staff members not only worked with diligence over the last few months in the office but took it upon themselves to reach out to the community. They were involved in community service like working at soup kitchens to prepare take-out meals to those in need, as well as sending donations. When one staff member heard of an elderly woman alone with no assistance on getting groceries, the staff member bought groceries and took them to the woman’s door step. The staff reached out via phone to the isolated chronically ill to confirm they were doing well and did not need anything. The patients at MFP were wonderful, many donated homemade masks, sent goodies and lunches to the staff, these and treats like skin care items and other gifts were very much appreciated. Milltown Family Physicians has been a strong presence in this community since 1981. Milltown Family Physicians commitment to patients and community has remained stellar and through the lens of a pandemic you will see not only a strong vibrant group but a dedicated selfless group of people willing to serve. As if this is not enough to set them apart as a quality practice, then add to the list: • • • •
Open access scheduling Many basic procedures performed in the office 24/7 access to a physician for emergency needs Most Insurances accepted And more………
Please visit the website to see more options available at this mission driven Family Practice. www.milltownfamily. com or call the office at 330-345-8060 Moving forward MFP will continue to be a strong presence in the community for no one can survive well in a chaotic world without the offer of strong hands to pull you through i
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Bloomington Medical Services Dr. Loren Kirchner, Internal Medicine Dr. Kirchner has joined Bloomington Internal medicine located at 2326 Eagle Pass, Suite A, Wooster. He will be practicing alongside Drs. Efewongbe Oleghe and Doug Brown. Dr. Kirchner aims to promote health education and encourage patients to make better lifestyle decisions. This can empower patients, so they don’t have to “just accept that they have medical problems,” says Kirchner. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Kirchner, call 330.202.3477. Dr. Marcus Newton, Spine Surgeon Dr. Newton has joined Bloomington Orthopedic Specialists located at 3727 Friendsville Road, Suite 5, Wooster. He will be practicing alongside Drs. Borruso, Chicorelli, and Yu. Dr. Newton looks forward to serving the Wooster community and helping WCH establish a spinal surgery program to keep surgeries and other spinal treatments
in the area, rather than referring patients to Cleveland or Columbus. “I think I’m going to be busy real fast,” says Newton. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Newton, call 330.202.3420. Dr. Gabrielle Prokop, OB/GYN Dr. Prokop has joined Bloomington Women’s Care located at 1761 Beall Avenue, Outpatient Pavilion, Suite 103, Wooster. She will be practicing alongside Dr. Sharon Marcanthony. Dr. Prokop is committed to helping women throughout all stages of life. “Additionally, I am looking forward to getting to know my patients through their entire prenatal care journey and getting the opportunity to deliver [their babies],” says Dr. Prokop. “That’s a very unique experience that we as OBs get to have, to be part of one of the biggest moments of their lives.” To schedule an appointment with Dr. Prokop, call 330.202.5662.
Wel come Dr. Gabrielle Prokop, OB/GYN Bloomington Women’s Care
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MEDICAL SERVICES
As an affiliate of Wooster Community Hospital Health System, Bloomington Medical Services (BMS) is a multispecialty physician practice that also provides physician management services. Our community benefits from BMS provider services such as urgent care, family medicine, hospitalists, endocrinology, general/vascular surgery, orthopedics, cardiology, internal medicine, home helpers, endocrinology, plastic & reconstructive surgery, neurology, cancer care, pulmonary and obstetrics and gynecology specialties.
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Suicide and social distancing Suicide is a significant issue across the globe. According to SAVE (Suicide Awareness Voices of Education), nearly 800,000 people die by suicide across the globe each year, and suicide is the second leading cause of death in the world for people between the ages of 15 and 24. Suicide poses a significant threat every year, but that threat might be even greater in 2020. The global pandemic that resulted from the outbreak of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 in the winter of 2019-20 led many governments to encourage their citizens to isolate to help prevent the spread of the virus. While such restrictions were necessary, a study published in the medical journal JAMA Psychiatry in April 2020 noted that the secondary consequences of social distancing may include an increased risk of suicide. The researchers behind the study noted that social connections play a key role in suicide prevention, which is why social distancing concerns so many mental health professionals. However, the researchers also emphasized that social distancing requires physical space between people, not social distance. By staying six feet apart and wearing masks when around friends and loved ones, individuals at risk for suicide can maintain the social connections that are so vital to their mental health. SAVE notes that a lack of social support and a sense of isolation are a risk factor for suicide. But other factors also can increase suicide risk, and learning to recognize those risks can be especially important at a time when social distancing may be putting more people in jeopardy.
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SAVE notes that risk factors do not cause or predict suicide. However, the presence of the following factors can increase the likelihood a person will consider, attempt or die by suicide. • Mental disorders, particularly mood disorders, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders and certain personality disorders • Alcohol and other substance use disorders • Hopelessness • Impulsive and/or aggressive tendencies • History of trauma or abuse • Major physical or chronic illnesses • Previous suicide attempt • Family history of suicide • Recent job or financial loss • Recent loss of relationship • Easy access to lethal means • Local clusters of suicide • Stigma associated with asking for help • Lack of health care, especially mental health and substance abuse treatment • Cultural and religious beliefs, such as the belief that suicide is a noble resolution of a personal dilemma • Exposure to others who have died by suicide (in real life or via the media and Internet) People concerned about themselves or a loved one in crisis can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1.800.273.8255 in the United States.
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Walnut Hills Retirement Community Walnut Hills Retirement Community has been serving Holmes and Wayne Counties and the surrounding area for more than 49 years. Since it began in June of 1971 with a 50-bed nursing home, Walnut Hills has been dedicated to providing exceptional, compassionate care and making additions and improvements to meet the changing needs and desires of area residents and their families. Today as a non-profit, faith-based continuing care living community, Walnut Hills offers a variety of living options on a 110-acre campus in the rolling hills of Walnut Creek. In addition to skilled nursing care, the Walnut Hills campus today offers independent living homes, catered living apartments, assisted living suites, inpatient rehabilitation at a transitional care unit, and outpatient therapies. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has rated the Walnut Hills Nursing Home as a 5-star facility, and Walnut Hills received a “Best Nursing Home’ distinction from U.S. News. “Our high ratings and the high quality care at Walnut Hills can be attributed to our hardworking team members who truly care about the individuals they are caring for,” said Rob Aneshansel, Executive Director. “Our team members are always willing to go the extra mile.” No matter the level of care an individual needs, the continuing care provided at Walnut Hills gives a sense of security for residents in knowing that extra help is available when they need it, and the outstanding care brings peace of mind to family and friends who can be assured that their loved one is being well cared for. Walnut Hills is committed to providing opportunities for individuals to continue with hobbies, pursue ongoing improvement, and make choices to live a healthy and fulfilling life. A couple of the recent additions to help fulfill this commitment include a Mini Farm and the ‘Road to Home’ program. The Mini Farm is located outside the Nursing Home and is home to several goats and chickens. The animals have provided hours of entertainment and many smiles and happy memories for Walnut Hills’ residents. The‘Road to Home’program provides individuals a comfortable, engaging environment to get stronger and more confident before they return home following a skilled/rehabilitation stay or after a hospital procedure, illness, or emergency room visit. ‘Road to Home’ features fully furnished rooms that are located in Evergreen Place, a peaceful, cozy area of the Walnut Hills assisted living facility. The program provides three daily meals, housekeeping and laundry services, and access to 24/7 nursing and personal services, including medication administration and wound care. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy services are available on site, as well.
The thriving Walnut Hills campus also has a fitness room for individuals to improve physical wellness without leaving campus; a craft room for individuals to sew, quilt, or work on other craft projects; an updated woodworking shop for resident craftsmen to work on projects; and a beautiful Community Park that features nature trails, sitting areas, fire-rings, a pavilion for picnics, and many areas for bird watching. “We are always looking to find ways to support the needs of our community and the interests of those who live on our campus,” said Aneshansel. “We want to be a place where individuals can enjoy life and rely on us to sweat the big and small stuff.” Walnut Hills is located just a short, scenic drive from Wooster and Millersburg, on Olde Pump Street in Walnut Creek. Walnut Hills is home to 250 people, employs 170 individuals, and is an affiliate of Greencroft Communities, Inc. of Goshen, Indiana. For more information about care options at Walnut Hills, call 330-893-3200 or visit www.walnuthillsliving.org.that medications you take are covered by a plan you are considering before buying the plan. Health insurance can be a tricky subject. Investigating all of the options and basing your decision on need, and not necessarily price, can ensure you get the plan that is right for you.
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Wooster Community Hospital One of the 100 Best Hospitals in the U.S. Having been recognized as one of the 100 best hospitals by Fortune/IBM Watson Health for the third consecutive year, Wooster Community Hospital may just be the best performing medical facility in the country, reasoned Bill Sheron president and CEO. “This year, we were ranked at the very top of all ‘Medium Sized Community Hospitals,’ which is the largest and the most competitive of all of the five categories considered,” Sheron said. This marks the sixth time Wooster Community Hospital has earned the Top 100 distinction from IBM Watson Health. The annual list recognizes excellence in clinical outcomes, operational efficiency, patient experience and financial health. IBM Watson Health said it established the list to help identify best practices that may help other healthcare organizations to achieve consistent, balanced and sustainable high performance. The annual list was unveiled on Fortune.com in June. “Being the Number One hospital in our size category is remarkable,” Sheron said. “We believe this is the most objective, balanced and prestigious quality award any hospital can win. It considers not only how strong your performance is in comparison to other U.S. hospitals, but it also demands that you continue to perform better over time. It’s a team award that we are all proud to achieve. The fact that we have now won this award a total of six times – including the last three years in a row – is a clear and resounding testament to the work done by our outstanding staff and our continuing commitment to improving patient care.” To earn the award, hospitals are judged on performance metrics like how quickly they get people through the emergency room, survival rates, patient complications, healthcare associated infections, 30-day mortality and 30-day hospital-wide readmission rates, length of stay, inpatient expenses, profitability, and ratings from patients. “Those are all things that we grade ourselves on all the time.” Wooster Community’s category leading score was an improvement over last year, Sheron said. “Our aggregate score was in the 99.9th percentile,” he said. “Getting better year over year can be a challenge when we’re already getting the highest scores in the country. We feel like we’re at the top of our game.” Sheron said the recognition demonstrates Wooster Community Hospital’s ongoing commitment to prioritize
patient-centered care, particularly during this very disruptive and challenging time. Wooster Community Hospital’s Top 100 distinction is something the whole community can be proud of, Sheron said. “People in our community can be confident that when they need medical care, they have a really good hospital to go to,” he said. “We’re not a large, big city hospital, but we can handle more than 90 percent of all medical needs.” Wooster Community Hospital is a 172-bed, full-service and acute-care facility. You can learn more about Wooster Community Hospital at www.woosterhospital.org, or by calling 330-263-8144.
The outlook for nurses is very strong Many people consider the right job one that provides both a sense of fulfillment and the opportunity to achieve financial security and stability as one’s career advances. Given that criteria, the field of nursing should make for an attractive career path. The outlook for registered nurses, often referred to as “RNs,” is very strong. In its recent “Occupational Outlook Handbook,” the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a division of the U.S. Department of Labor, issued a highly favorable employment outlook for registered nurses. Estimating the projected percent change in employment between 2018 and 2028, the BLS estimated that employment of registered nurses is expected to grow 12 percent during that 10-year period. That’s more than double the average growth estimate for all occupations. The outlook is equally strong in Canada. According to the Canadian Occupation Projections System, which is provided by Employment and Social Development Canada, new job openings for registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses are expected to total 157,100 between 2017 and 2026. The ESDC anticipates a nursing shortage during that same period, estimating that only 143,900 new job seekers will be available to fill those positions. But that gap between job openings and qualified candidates means that nurses should not experience much difficulty in regard to finding work. While the outlook in terms of availability of work is strong for current nurses and those who aspire to one day follow this career path, that outlook should not alone compel people to
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pursue a career in nursing. Few fields can be as demanding as nursing, which means not everyone is necessarily cut out to be a nurse. The demands are perhaps best exemplified by examining the hours registered nurses may expect to work, especially at the beginning of their careers when they have no seniority. The BLS notes that hospitals and nursing care facilities require round-theclock employees every day of the year. That means nurses can expect to work long hours on nights, weekends and holidays. That requires considerable sacrifice on the part of nurses, and those aspiring to enter this line of work should consider if they’re willing to make those sacrifices before enrolling in a nursing program. Estimates suggest the employment outlook for qualified nurses will be very strong over the next several years, which should compel more and more talented people to pursue this fulfilling career path.
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Ohio Foot & Ankle Center
Revisional Reconstructive Surgery Surgical and Non Surgical Solutions Including Total Ankle Replacement
Aaron Chokan,
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We Strive for Excellence in Patient Care and Patient Satisfaction Other Conditions We Treat Bunions • Heel Pain • Arthritis Ankle Injuries • Neuropathy Wound Care for Chronic Wounds • Hammertoe Affiliated with Local Hospitals
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Ohio Foot and Ankle Center is a full-service podiatric practice that serves patients in Stow, Canton and NOW Rittman, Ohio. The team welcomes patients and all members of their family from children to seniors, to the practice. The expert board-certified foot and ankle surgeons and podiatry-trained physicians assistants and providers collaborate to provide comprehensive care for arthritis, ankle injuries, bunions, hammertoes, neuropathy, and more. With the ability to provide may treatments in the office, patients can get all of their needs met under one roof. The practice has a high success rate for conservative treatment plants that may include physical therapy, custom orthotics, custom braces, injections, and other non-surical solutions. When surgery is necessary, patients can expect care with a highly trained provider, who is trained in all new and advanced techniques. These techniques consist of Lapiplasty, Arthroscopy and Minimal Invasive Surgery. Ohio Foot and Ankle Center is one of the only practices that performs total ankle replacements. The foot and ankle surgeons also specialize in advanced limb-salvage techniques (skin grafts) and have the lowest rate of limb loss. Because the practice has a team of podiatric providers on staff at each location, quicker appointment scheduling is available. New and existing patients can conveniently book visits through the patient portal online, over the phone or even through email. The office has one goal and that is to help patients “Experience Relief.” Come visit the physicians of Ohio Foot and Ankle Center.
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Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland “Reducing Poverty and Promoting Self-Sufficiency” OUR MISSION: The Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action Commission is a private, non-profit, 501(c)3, social service organization whose primary goal is to identify and address community needs, with the basic focus being to reduce poverty related adversities. Community Action Agencies were established in 1964 when the Economic Opportunity Act legislation was enacted after the declaration of the “War on Poverty”. Today there are 48 Community Action Agencies in the State of Ohio with every county receiving services. Serving the four Ohio counties of Knox, Holmes, Coshocton, and Ashland, Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action is governed by a 24 member Board of Directors, with multiple alternates, comprised of three sectors of local citizens. The Public Sector is represented by local officials or their appointees, the Private Sector is representative of local business or industry, and the LowIncome Sector encompasses citizens representing the interests of the low-income population. Each sector is equally represented by the four counties. Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland was incorporated in 1966 and has been providing over 50 years of service to those in need. We pride ourselves in being a multi-generational agency serving infants through the elderly with over 175 staff and 300 volunteers.
The purpose of the Reproductive Health and Wellness Program, formerly known as the Family Planning Program, is to improve the overall health and well-being of women, men, and teens by improving health care access and promoting healthy lifestyles to low-income, uninsured, and those who are under-insured. In 1970, President Richard Nixon signed the Family Planning Services Act, which was to provide adequate Family Planning services to all those who want them but cannot afford them. Kno-Ho-CoAshland CAC was one of the first Title X-Family Planning clinics established in Ohio and continues to provide quality services by professional team of health care staff. Services include: • • • • • • • •
Annual Gynecology Exams Affordable Contraception Pregnancy Testing HIV Screening STI Screening and Treatment Men’s Health Exams Colposcopy Services and General Women’s Health Issues
We are your local Community Action Agency providing essential services to better the lives of those that we serve.
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West View Healthy Living West View Healthy Living has gone the extra mile by also West View Healthy Living is more than a building an event center, which will be the new meeting Retirement Community West View has been a part of the Wayne County community for more than 60 years, evolving and growing from a home for seniors to now offering five living options for seniors age 55 and older. We currently offer Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Therapy and Long-Term Care on our beautiful 26-acre community centrally located in Wooster. The future growth and strategic direction of West View is to evolve from its current position of a “highly respected nursing home and senior care provider” to the recognized “senior care and lifestyle services resource and provider of choice.” We are currently building a 51,000 sq. ft. building that will include a new 20-bed Skilled Therapy Unit. With our highly trained therapists and state-of-the art equipment, you will recover and resume a healthier lifestyle much sooner. In addition, we offer both in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation with scheduling that is convenient for everyone. West View also provides aquatic therapy as an option when recovering from an injury or surgery or as part of a wellness program. RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW — In December 2020, we will be offering 15 new Independent Living Units to area seniors who enjoy a “no hassle – stress free” lifestyle. One of the great benefits of moving to West View Healthy Living is that you can find everything you need for your lifestyle right on campus. Looking for a wellness center specifically for seniors age 55 and older? We have that! As part of our building project and continued growth, we are building a facility with a gym and exercise classes for keeping fit. The Wellness Center will feature our new aquatic therapy pool for therapy and wellness programs. We are also looking forward to partnering with the YMCA to offer programming including Silver Sneakers.
place for all educational opportunities held on campus. Each month, we invite guests and speakers to share valuable information for our aging population. You will have so many opportunities for learning and socialization, all organized in a daily calendar. Let’s not forget about our own Town Square, a perfect place for gathering with friends in our cafe, relaxing in one of our many libraries with a beautiful fireplace setting, or getting gussied up in the hair salon or barbershop. too. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION - Being centrally located provides easy access to local area amenities, too. West View is nearby cultural activities and shopping, just minutes away from historic downtown Wooster. There you can enjoy fabulous year-round activities, festivals, arts, fine food and entertainment. CHEF PREPARED MEALS — YES, we have our very own Chef. Our daily meals are so important, not only for the nutrition they bring, but also the pleasure. Sharing a delicious meal with friends and family is a big part of our lives, whether it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner or a midnight snack. Our dining program includes five warm and welcoming dining rooms serving delicious dishes on fine china and tables set with linens — all with your health and palate in mind. Schedule a tour and sample the delicious food we offer! Good access to medical care is a must . Of course as we age, we will likely need more medical care and closer supervision of our health. By choosing West View, you will have access to onsite medical care and wellness programs to monitor your health and help you with any treatment and medication you need, even as your needs change. While you may begin living in a community’s independent living setting, as you age, you may need a bit more help with daily tasks or health care. That’s why it’s important to look for a community like West View that offers living options, such as assisted living or memory care. After all, it’s so much better to remain living in a community as your needs change, so it’s important to know that West View can help you age in place offering independent living apartments, transitional care, assisted living and memory care, along with long term care.
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Plan for Your Future...Age in Place at West View Healthy Living • Activities right on campus • Wellness Center with gym and exercise classes • Cultural activities close by • Easy Access to local area amenities • Chef Prepared Meals • Access to Medical Care West View Healthy Living, nestled on 26 acres just minutes from Historical Downtown Wooster, offers a brand new state of the art Wellness Center and Aquatic Therapy
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Pomerene Hospital The Care YOU Deserve. Pomerene Hospital has been providing high quality, specialty care to Holmes County and the surrounding area since 1937. The hospital is dedicated to care for its patients, not only with expertise, but with friendliness and compassion. Pomerene is committed to provide the expert care YOU deserve. The challenges of 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic have not changed Pomerene’s commitment to topnotch service. In fact, CEO Jason Justus believes it has made it stronger. “It’s been a very challenging and interesting year,” he said. “But at the same time it’s been a very rewarding and exhilarating year. I have been extremely happy with the resiliency, flexibility and persistence of Pomerene in providing healthcare for the community. From the clinical staff to our Board of Directors, I really can’t say enough.” Leading the charge, Pomerene’s Emergency Department has gone above and beyond to protect its patients and employees and continue to provide the utmost care. The department runs the COVID-19 mobile testing site, which serves where and when patients need it. “Our ED did an amazing job staffing this and making it an asset to our community,” Justus said. The Pomerene Surgery Department also adapted quickly to ensure the safety of its patients with added precautions, while the physician practices implemented televisit options early on to continue to serve through virtual meetings. The hospital also appointed a COVID-19 Leadership Committee to ensure Pomerene has a wide view on the rapid information coming in and translating it into great care for its patients. “We will continue to carry out our mission: ‘To care for our community’s health in the best manner we can,’ ” Justus said. Pomerene encourages the community to not let these uncertain times keep people from staying on top of their healthcare, including preventative care and wellness exams. “While our processes may have changed a little bit when you walk in the door, what hasn’t changed is our overall emphasis on our patients’ safety and overall well-
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being,” Justus said. “Allow us to show you that we can do that in a very safe and efficient manner.” This year Pomerene expanded its Nurse Navigator Program, which provides unparalleled service to patients who may need care outside of the Pomerene community. Patients work closely with an RN advocate who helps with the transition to a new facility or center to improve communication and level of care. “We think that this will be a very valuable asset to many parts of the community,” Justus said. Pomerene has other new additions this year to improve its services to its patients, including a 4D ultrasound for OB-GYN and Midwifery care. The hospital invested in ultraviolet robots to help with sanitization, a permanent MRI machine, a Nuclear Camera for radiology and cardiology and an expansion of its telehealth services. Along with new programs and technology, Pomerene continues to earn accolades for its service including the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services 5-Star Quality Rating, NorthCoast 99 Award as a top employer in Northeast Ohio and Lifeline Silver Plus Referring Quality Achievement Award for implementing specific quality improvement measures for the treatment of patients who suffer severe heart attacks. “We are proud of what we’ve achieved,” Justus said. “Even though this year has been challenging so far, our folks have stepped up in many ways and hopefully some of the awards and accolades will reinforce the strength that we have and what we offer to the community.” Through the pandemic, Justus said the community has been incredibly supportive. “I just want to say, ‘thank you.’ It was truly humbling the amount of support we received,” said Justus, noting the local health department, county commissioners, local businesses, the area’s emergency management group and Holmes County as a whole. “We really appreciate it.” To stay up to date on news, events and services, visit Pomerene Hospital on Facebook and its website at Pomerene.org.
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Pycraft Family Eye Care When To Schedule An Eye Exam How long has it been since your last eye exam? A year? Two years? Even longer? How often should we be scheduling our eye exams, and what are some good reasons to come in between regular appointments? If you aren’t sure, then you’ve come to the right place! I’m here to discuss the reasons to schedule an eye appointment and how often everyone should have them! What Does A “Regular” Eye Exam Mean? Depending on your age and risk factors, how often you should have an eye exam will vary widely. Children should have their first eye exam around six months old, come back around their third birthday, and again before they start first grade. For patients age six to sixty whose vision health isn’t considered “at-risk,” an eye exam every other year is generally enough. After age sixty, frequency should increase to yearly eye exams. Your eye care professional will determine the best schedule for at-risk patients. Who are “At-Risk” patients? A few things can increase a person’s chances of developing an eye disease such as a
family history of eye diseases like glaucoma or macular degeneration. Systemic conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes also have potential to damage the eye and cause permanent vision changes. Many prescription medications have vision-related side effects such as dry eye, and it’s important to monitor that so it doesn’t lead to other complications like an eye infection. Wearing contact lenses also increases the risk of infections which is why they often get annual eye exams. Here are a few reasons not to wait until the next one to come see us: • Blurry vision • Frequent headaches • Floaters or bright flashes • Light sensitivity • Difficulty driving at night How many times have you thought about how much you hate that puff of air? At Pycraft Family Eye Care we are an eye puff free facility! We now offer Icare tonometery to continued on page 16
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Common terminology associated with illness outbreaks The novel coronavirus COVID-19 was the dominant story of the first months of 2020. As new information emerged and the virus spread from its epicenter in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, to other areas of Asia, Europe and the United States, various world health experts briefed the public on the proper protocol they believed would help stall the spread of this contagious virus.
The conveyance of this information introduced the public to terminology that previously may only have been known to those within the medical community. So that people may act in a productive and informed manner, here are common words and phrases associated with global health concerns. Community spread: The spread of a disease among a certain area in which there is no direct knowledge of how or when someone caught the disease. Epidemiology: This is a branch of medicine that deals with the incidence, distribution and possible control of disease, as well as patterns and determinants of illnesses. An epidemic is a situation when a disease spreads rapidly among many people and in higher concentrations than normal. Pandemic: This relates to the geographical spread of a disease that affects a whole country or the entire world, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pandemic does not refer to the severity or mortality of an illness, just how far it has traveled. PPE: This stands for “personal protective equipment.” The Occupational Safety and Health Administration says this is gear worn to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses. PPE may include gloves, safety glasses, masks, and gowns in healthcare settings. Presumptive case: A presumptive case or presumptive positive case is one in which symptoms seemingly match the illness but a diagnosis has not yet been confirmed. A presumptive case is not a definitive case. Quarantine: This is a restriction on the movement of people and goods, which is intended to prevent the spread of pests or diseases. Quarantines may be mandated or voluntary. Social distancing: Social distancing refers to limiting contact or other interactions with people in an effort to help reduce the liklihood of disease contraction and spread. This largely involves modifying operations so that large crowds do not congregate at places like universities and colleges, sporting events, meetings, and conferences. Symptomatic: One who is symptomatic shows symptoms of a particular illness or disease. Understanding the terminology associated with widespread illnesses may compel people to take appropriate action. Pycraft, continued from page 15
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give you the most comfortable experience. The Icare Tonometer requires no drops and our staff has the specialized skills for its use. This device uses patented rebound technology to measure intraocular pressure (IOP). The IOP of the eye is an important measurement that can be an indication of many different eye diseases. I know that nobody likes drops, but many times they are necessary. With the addition of the Optomap Retinal Exam to our practice, we are pleased to offer the most advanced technology available to our patients. An Optomap exam is a new type of eye wellness scan that gives Dr. Pycraft an in depth view of the retinal layers in back of your eye (where diseases can start). It is recommended for people in all age groups. This examination allows the doctor to check for Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma, Retinal holes, retinal detachments, Diabetes, high blood pressure, and tumors. Although this technology gives us a 200 degree image of the back of the eye, it is by no means a guarantee that you won’t be dilated. To schedule your appointment and get your eyes back on track call Dr. Scott Pycraft, at Pycraft Family Eyecare. 330-601-0393 at our Wooster location or 330-682-1276 to make an appointment at our Orrville location.
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Wooster Eye Center Wayne and Holmes County with the very best of medical, surgical, and routine eye care. While the faces have changed over the years, our commitment to providing the highest quality ophthalmic care remains stronger the ever. One of the primary ways we express that commitment is with our state-of-the-art outpatient surgery center. The Eye Surgery Center of Wooster, which is located at our Wooster office, has been running strong for over 25 years. Eyes are all we do! And it shows in the way we offer efficient, compassionate, safe patient care that yields excellent visual results. In addition to enhanced safety measures in the COVID era, our knowledgeable nursing and physician staff attend to many of the small details in eye surgery that make for exceptional patient experiences and surgical outcomes. Patients today are having cataract surgery at earlier ages than ever before. In fact, the average age at which Americans are undergoing cataract removal is now around 70, with growing numbers under the age of 65. The trend is related to surgical advancements that increase surgical safety as well as the fact that older patients are living more active lives. Wooster Eye Center surgeons continue to obtain excellent results with monofocal and multifocal lens implants that minimize farsightedness and nearsightedness as well as toric lens implants that reduce astigmatism after cataract surgery. Our surgeons and staff will help you decide what lens choice is right for you. Medicine is always advancing, and Wooster Eye Center is dedicated to remaining at the forefront of ophthalmic care! Learn more about our physicians, offices, and services at 330-345-7200 or 800-442-4599 or visit www. woostereyecenter.com
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MotherCare Midwifery Service The Benefits of Midwives
menopausal management. Midwives generally provide reproductive education in fertility, nutrition, exercise, contraception, pregnancy health, breastfeeding, and quality infant care. According to the American College of Nurse-Midwives, benefits of receiving midwifery care include:
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Midwives are health care professional who provide an array of health care services for women including gynecological examinations, contraceptive counseling, prescriptions, and labor and delivery care. Providing expert care during labor and delivery, and after birth is a specialty that makes them unique. They often function • Decreased risk of needing a cesarean as both a quality and economical option for birthing • Reduced rates of labor induction and care. They usually offer payment plans and sliding fees augmentation and are willing to accept most insurance plans including • Reduced use of regional anesthesia Medicaid. • Decreased infant mortality rates What services do midwives provide? • Decreased risk of preterm birth Services depend on the certification and licensing • Decreased third and fourth-degree perineal tears credentials obtained and the practice restrictions. • Lower costs for both clients and insurers Because of the additional licensure in nursing, a nurse• Increased chances of having a positive start to midwife can offer the most comprehensive array of health breastfeeding care services to women. • Increased satisfaction with the quality of care These services include annual gynecological exams, family planning, and preconception care, prenatal Source: American Pregnancy Association https:// americanpregnancy.org/labor-and-birth care, labor and delivery support, newborn care, and
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Danbury Senior Living by side with our residents and their families to make everyone feel comfortable and excited about this new journey they are taking. Our team members come to work with a smile on their face and they’re ready to make every day a great day. Did you know that Danbury was voted a Top Workplace for 2020? Not only will the families and residents have an incredible support system, but they will form wonderful friendships. Here at Danbury we enjoy seeing our residents engaging with everyone in the community. We have made it our mission to learn about each resident and what makes them special. Our life enrichment teams do an outstanding job of making the residents feel included. Our residents can expect to do something different every day. From playing bingo, exercising, watching movies with snacks, going out to lunch in the community, shopping at the local mall/stores, listening to a musical entertainer, playing cards, to doing arts and crafts. Let us not forget our scenic patio where residents are able to enjoy the warm sunny days while drinking a delicious glass of lemonade or tea. Our residents enjoy getting involved and choosing what activities they would like to attend and what is offered. At Danbury we feel it is important that our residents’ families are involved with our communities as much as possible. We want everyone in our communities to feel like family. Danbury understands more than ever, the decision to move into a senior living community may be difficult. You can move forward here with the peace of mind that Danbury will provide a personalized, safe moving plan for you or your loved one. If you would like more information about one of our communities please contact us. Danbury Wooster: 330-264-0355, Danbury Millersburg: 330-413-7166.
WELLNESS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Hours: Mon-Fri, 8.30am-4.30pm Early or late appointments available upon request
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Did you wake up today feeling like something is missing in your life or are you feeling tired of the same routine every day? Not to worry because Danbury Senior Living can be the change you have been searching for. Here at Danbury Wooster and Danbury Millersburg we take pride in creating a setting where our residents can enjoy life the way they choose. We know what you are thinking. “What makes “Danburyâ€? so different? Why should I live there?â€? Our communities offer 5-star services that are hard to not notice. Some of these services and amenities include various apartment styles and layouts, 24- hour, on-site licensed nurses and care companions, chef-prepared meals with anytime dining, a 24-hour response system, transportation services, beauty and barbershop services, just to name a few. Danbury’s staff is committed to providing companionship and compassion. Danbury’s boasts additional amenities such as fitness centers, a chapel, walking paths, a bistro, outdoor living spaces, and pub where friendly conversations with your friends happen and many other incredible amenities. Danbury is a pet friendly community so when you make Danbury home, your furry friend can too. At Danbury Wooster and Danbury Millersburg we offer a variety of living arrangements such as: Independent Living Villas, Independent Living, Assisted Living, and a Memory Care neighborhood. You may be asking the question, what is difference between independent living and assisted living? Residents who may need additional support to handle day to day living tasks such as meal preparation, housekeeping services, care support or assistance with managing medications would benefit from assisted living services. Those who are continuing to live independently may still utilize and take advantage of the Danbury amenities for convenience, peace of mind, and an improved lifestyle. Our independent living villas are on-site and designed to create a resort-like feeling with modern, open oor plans and luxury finishes. The residents who reside in our villas are encouraged to enjoy amenities at the main Danbury community such as dining, recreational programs, activities, and events. For our residents who live in the Memory Care Neighborhood, we encourage and engage those residents in daily routines and offer enjoyable activities and social interactions that focus on their memory and motor skills. Our friends in the neighborhood are always welcome to join our assisted and independent residents with the assistance of our staff at any special events, parties, and entertainment. Danbury is an amazing place to live because from day one our highly trained and respectful staff work side
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How does herd immunity occur?
What is herd immunity? Infectious diseases can strike at any time. Some of them cause relatively minor interruptions to daily life and often can resolve of their own accord when the body’s immune system mounts a successful defense. Other diseases can cause serious, even life-threatening symptoms or spread rapidly, which makes it essential for medical professionals to help slow down or stop the transmission.
What is herd immunity?
Herd immunity is a term that often arises in relation to infectious diseases. Herd immunity has taken on renewed significance as the world has been battling COVID-19, the novel coronavirus introduced in late 2019. Herd immunity, which is sometimes called “community immunity,” “population immunity” or “social immunity,” refers to the indirect protection from infectious diseases that occurs when a large percentage of the population has become immune to that disease. If enough people are resistant to the cause of a disease, whether it is a bacteria or virus, that disease has nowhere to go and the spread stalls, according to WebMD.
There are two ways that herd immunity can occur. The first is when resistance develops naturally when the body is exposed to the virus or bacteria. At this point, the immune system will produce antibodies to fight off the infection. After recovery, these antibodies are still circulating, and should exposure to the same disease occur again, the body can defend against another infection. Another way that herd immunity occurs is through vaccination. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that when the majority of people are vaccinated, it creates the same disease lockdown — fewer people get sick and fewer germs are able to spread from person to person. What’s more, even those who are not vaccinated, such as newborn babies or those who may not be able to get vaccinated due to chronic illnesses, will get some level of protection because the disease will not be spreading as readily within their communities.
When is herd immunity reached?
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Our staff consists of: Debra DeHass Beachy, MSN, CNM, FNP-BC Amanda Ellis, MSN, APRN.CPN Angie Morris, Office Manager EB Close, Billing/ Coding Specialist Sue Rochelle, CPA, Chief Financial Officer Ina Stryker, Administrative Assistant
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•Family Practice •OB/GYN/Midwife services, delivered at Mt. Eaton Care Center •Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy •DOT Physicals •Drug Testing •Pre-employment Physicals •Botox injections for migraine and cosmetic purposes.
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7368 CR 623, Millersburg, Ohio 44654 (Right beside Millersburg Tire in the Alonovus Building) Office Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 8:00am - 4:00pm 330-473-6314 Phone 330-473-6321 Fax gracefamilypractice@gmail.com • www.gracefamilypractic.wixsite.com/grace
Serving Our Community’s Rehabilitation & Long-Term Care Needs Call Becky Snyder today to find out if Sycamore Run is the right choice for you or your loved one. (330) 674-0015, x2213
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Cleveland Clinic Don’t delay. Cancer screenings save lives. For the past few months, life as we know it has been paused by COVID-19. Now that healthcare facilities in Ohio have resumed routine outpatient visits, it’s important to reschedule any preventive screenings or medical appointments that were canceled or postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. “The virus is still a concern, but so are other health issues like cancer,” says Paul Masci, DO, a specialist in hematology and medical oncology who treats patients at Cleveland Clinic Wooster Milltown Specialty & Surgery Center. “If you are ignoring symptoms or putting off seeing your doctor, don’t delay.” Symptoms of cancer can include: • Changes in bowel or bladder habits. • Cough or hoarseness that persists. • Easy bruising or bleeding. • Dizziness or vision troubles. • Jaundice (yellowing of the skin, whites of the eyes and mucous membranes). • New lumps anywhere, but especially new lumps of the breast. • Persistent fatigue, night sweats or unexplained infection or weight loss.
• Unexplained fever. • Unexplained skin moles, especially if they are dark or change color. “It’s important to continue to receive regular screenings, from mammograms and PAP smears to skin checks and colonoscopies,” says Dr. Masci. “While some cancers grow slowly, others Dr. Paul Masci grow quickly, so prompt diagnosis is key. A delay in diagnosis can transform a potentially curable cancer into one that is not.” Cleveland Clinic has all the measures in place to safely provide routine care which is critical for your long-term health. Learn more about the steps we’re taking to keep you safe at ClevelandClinic.org/Coronavirus. If you’re experiencing any symptoms or have questions about cancer screenings, please reach out to your primary care provider.
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Diseases are different and herd immunity is reached based on the pathogen’s reproduction number, or R0. Essentially this boils down to how contagious the pathogen in question is. WebMD says the R0 tells the average number of people that a single person with the virus can infect if those people aren’t already immune. The higher the R0, the greater number of people will need to be resistant to reach herd immunity. Measles, which is very contagious at an R0 of 12 to 18, requires 93 to 95 percent of the population to be immune for herd immunity to be reached. The World Health Organization estimates the R0 for COVID-19 to be between 2 and 3. This means between 40 and 70 percent of the population will need to be immune to halt the spread. In the case of COVID-19, it’s still unclear whether anyone can get reinfected, and whether antibodies produced for one strain can fend off another strain of this novel coronavirus. This reinfection mystery is what makes herd immunity — both through a vaccine or through natural
exposure — challenging for epidemiologists in relation to COVID-19. Herd immunity is an important factor in disease prevention. Getting the facts about this phenomenon is important.
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ACUPUNCTURE Marilyn Hyde, Licensed Acupuncturist ..................................................... 703-836-7080 3431 Commerce Parkway, Suite B, Wooster, OH ALLERGY & IMMUNOLOGY Allergy & Asthma Treatment Center, Inc 185 Wadsworth Rd Suite H, Wadsworth, OH ........................................... 330-334-6212 3562 Commerce Parkway, Wooster, OH .................................................... 330-345-6446 Saad A Sanyurah, MD; Eric D White, MD; Leah Chemin, MD Kurt Garren, MD ................................................................................................. 330-343-9600 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 210 , Millersburg OH AMBULANCE SERVICES Auble EMS & Ambulance ................................................................................ 330-682-2966 512 E Oak St, Orrville, OH Samaritan Care Ambulance ........................................................................... 330-682-3885 400 S Crown Hill Rd, Orrville, OH Smith Ambulance of North East Ohio........................................................ 330-262-4367 1660 Enterprise Parkway, Wooster, OH AUDIOLOGY Beltone Audiology & Hearing ....................................................................... 330-264-6655 343 W Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Cleartone Hearing Aid Services.................................................................... 330-262-2200 636 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH Hearing Health Centers ................................................................................... 330-725-3259 754 N Court St, Medina, OH Hear Wright, Inc ................................................................................................. 330-345-1050 365 Riffel Rd, Wooster, OH North Central Ohio Ear, Nose & Throat Surgeons, Inc ............................ 330-621-8013 128 E. Milltown Rd., Ste. 102, Wooster, OH Premier Hearing Center .................................................................................. 330-674-4327 6 S Washington St, Millersburg, OH Vista Hearing Technology 290 E. Milltown Rd. Suite B, Wooster, OH .................................................. 330-264-8344 117 E Market St, Orrville, OH ......................................................................... 330-682-8844 1275 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH ...................................................................... 330-674-7499 Wooster Ear, Nose & Throat Associates, Inc 1749 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH.................................................................. 330-264-9699 1245 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH ...................................................................... 330-264-9699 BARIATRICS Northeast Ohio Bariatric Medicine.............................................................. 330-473-4525 151 Parkview Dr, Millersburg, OH 3727 Friendsville Rd Suite 3, Wooster, OH Robert A Hart, MD CANCER, RADIATION, ONCOLOGY & HEMATOLOGY American Cancer Society................................................................................ 330-347-1563 Cancer Treatment Center ............................................................................... 330-262-6060 2376 Benden Dr, Wooster, OH Michael J. Seider, MD PhD FACR William F. Demas, MD, FACR Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ............... 330-287-4500 721 E Milltown Rd. Wooster, OH Jeffrey Hord, MD ............................................................................................... 330-543-8730 1261 Wooster Rd. Suite 220, Millersburg, OH Wooster Cancer Care/James Network ....................................................... 330-262-2800 2326 Eagle Pass, Wooster, OH Joseph Prah, MD; Mansour Isckarus, MD CARDIOLOGY Cardiovascular Consultants ........................................................................... 800-654-8076 830 S Main St, Orrville, OH Patricia J Rubin, MD, FACC Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center................. 330-287-4500 721 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Pomerene Cardiology Services .................................................................... 330-674-4278 981 Wooster Rd, Millersburg, OH 44654 Sourabh Prabhakar, MD 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 100, Millersburg, Ohio Sandeep Anreddy, MD; Patricia Rubin, MD; Stephen Denning, MD 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 220, Millersburg, OH 44654 ............................ 330-489-1386 Todd Johnson, MD; Mohammad Kassir, MD Wooster Heart Group ....................................................................................... 330-202-5700 1761 Beall Ave, Suite A, Wooster, OH
Paul Moodispaw, MD; Cyril Ofori, MD; Daniel Newton, MD.; Nagapradeep Nagajothi, MD CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS Abbe Chiropractic ............................................................................................. 330-674-4988 8128 St Rt 241, Mt Hope, OH Absolute Chiropractic ..................................................................................... 330-359-5363 15700 W Main St, Mt Eaton, OH Active Chiropractic ......................................................................................... 330-674-4373 1038 S Washington St, Millersburg, OH American Chiropractic & Spinal Decompression Center ................... 330-601-0917 2922 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Bardall Chiropractic ......................................................................................... 330-682-9444 531 S Main St, Orrville, OH Bunker, Donald, DC .......................................................................................... 330-317-1445 3693 Kidron Rd, Kidron, OH Campbell Chiropractic .................................................................................... 330-345-7188 2680 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Carla S. Jacobs, DC Inc .................................................................................... 330-698-0134 4564 S Carr Rd, Apple Creek, OH Chaffee Chiropractic Clinic 242 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH .................................................................. 330-345-4440 Chiofalo Chiropractic Clinic .......................................................................... 330-683-1533 516 W High St, Orrville, OH Complete Chiropractic Life Center ............................................................. 330-345-3336 5225 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Coveny Chiropractic 3431 Commerce Parkway, Suite B, Wooster OH ..................................... 330-345-1400 105 Taylor St, Holmesville, OH ..................................................................... 330-279-2225 Doylestown Chiropractic Center ................................................................. 330-658-7246 400 Collier Dr, Doylestown, OH Hall, Winston G DC ........................................................................................... 330-893-3559 4455 Twp Rd 367, Berlin, OH. HealthPoint Chiropractic Services.................................................330-202-BACK (2225) 3727 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, OH Katie Dossi, DC Holmes Spine & Sport Chiropractic ............................................................ 330-674-0444 1245 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH Johnston T L ....................................................................................................... 330-264-8726 709 Quinby Ave, Wooster, OH Moore Chiropractic & Wellness .................................................................... 330-262-6655 347 W Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Orrville Chiropractic Center ........................................................................... 330-682-6876 345 S Crown Hill Rd, Orrville, OH Ross, Bob, DC ...................................................................................................... 330-345-7506 231 N Buckeye St, Wooster, OH Shreve Chiropractic ......................................................................................... 330-789-1099 126 W McConkey St, Shreve, Oh Smith, Thomas L DC ......................................................................................... 330-262-0971 365 W Liberty St, Wooster, OH Spine Joint & Nerve ......................................................................................... 330-345-1222 2835 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Sterling Chiropractic Center, Inc ................................................................. 330-939-3191 13078 Seville Rd, Sterling, OH Wooster Chiropractic Clinic .......................................................................... 330-263-5365 521 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH CLINICS Cleveland Clinic Express Care Clinic ..........................................................330-287-4500 1740 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Hometown Urgent Care ................................................................................. 330-345-7752 4164 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH Nashville Medical Clinic ................................................................................. 330-378-4951 107 W Millersburg St, Nashville, OH Urgent Care/Now Clinic ................................................................................. 330-263-8360 3727 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, OH Viola Startzman Clinic ..................................................................................... 330-262-2500 1874 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Pomerene Express Care Center-Berlin ...................................................... 330-893-2754 4900 Oak St, Berlin, OH
2020/2021 • Healthcare Guide COUNSELING SERVICES Bowden & Associates ....................................................................................... 330-345-3461 365 Riffel Rd, Suite B, Wooster, OH Marianne Bowden, PhD; Lisa Giovannelli, PhD, LPCC-S, LICDC Kristen T. McCort, M Ed, LPCC; Chad Conard, MA, NCC, LPC Carla Everstijn, MSW, LISW-S; Deborah M. Roelant, MSW, LISW-S Mary Ann Pap-Barbera, MSSA, LISW-S; Elizabeth Yutzy, MSW, LISW Spring Haven Counseling Center, Mt. Eaton Office............................... 330-359-6100 15550 Durstine Rd, Dundee, OH Spring Haven Counseling Center, Fountain Office................................ 330-927-2020 8540 Pleasant Home Rd, Sterling, OH DENTISTRY, ORTHODONTICS & ENDODONTICS Aspen Dental ..................................................................................................... 330-262-8383 3874 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH Baus, Michael, DDS ............................................................................................330-2642249 1724 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH Bopreinan, Thomas H DDS ........................................................................... 330-669-2071 157 S Milton St, Smithville, OH Dr. Brad Welsh Dentistry ................................................................................ 330-674-4876 231 Parkview Dr, Millersburg, OH Larj, Mark A., DDS ................................................................................................330-2649271 325 S Market St, Wooster, OH Didrick, Barton J, DDS ..................................................................................... 330-682-0946 446 W Market St, Orrville, OH Difilippo, Alexander, DDS OFC ..................................................................... 330-345-7100 178 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Millersburg Dental, LLC 135 S Clay St, Millersburg, OH ..................................................................... 330-674-8080 Dr. Rob Heller 128 W McConkey St, Shreve, OH ................................................................. 330-567-3333 Dale Ann Featheringham Orthodontics ................................................... 330-601-1150 5525 Cleveland Rd, Suite D, Wooster, OH William W Earney, DMD PhD Garren, Kurt, MD. .............................................................................................. 330-763-8664 980 Wooster Rd. Millersburg, OH Gesiotto, James, DMD ..................................................................................... 330-359-6447 15988 E Chestnut, Mount Eaton, OH Ghazarian, Krikor DDS & Associates ........................................................... 330-264-9678 130 S Market St, Wooster, OH Gustafson, Mark E, DDS, OFC ....................................................................... 330-264-8973 3431 Commerce Parkway, Suite A, Wooster, OH Innovative Dental Concepts ......................................................................... 330-925-2986 314 N Main St, Rittman, OH Wade Karhan, DDS Johns, Sarah M, DDS ........................................................................................ 330-658-6983 25 N Portage St, Doylestown, OH Kiefer, Alan R, DDS ........................................................................................... 330-264-8623 1706 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH Lincoln Way Dental Group ............................................................................ 330-682-0244 131 N Kohler Rd, Orrville, OH Kevin B Cochran, DDS; James A Miller, DDS; Theodore C Feucht, DDS Lipaj, James, DDS .............................................................................................. 330-658-3747 201 N Portage St, Doylestown, OH Lyons, John D, DDS .......................................................................................... 330-683-1906 1440 W High St, Orrville, OH Madigan, James S, DDS .................................................................................. 330-682-0911 310 Maple St, Orrville, OH Matia, James, DDS MSD ................................................................................. 330-264-5851 1706 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH Miller, Michael E, DDS OFC ............................................................................ 330-264-6519 325 S Market St, Wooster, OH Miller, Steven H, DMD ..................................................................................... 330-264-9799 621 Quinby Ave, Wooster, OH Monheim, John W, DDS .................................................................................. 330-682-0946 446 W Market St, Orrville, OH Nutile, Nicholas, DDS ......................................................................................330-264-6519 325 S. Market St., Wooster, OH Northestem Endodontic Specialists .......................................................... 330-345-1200 2920 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Oral-Facial Surgery Center ........................................................................... 330-345-1582 208 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Fiorita, Vincent L, DDS MS
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Orthodontic Specialists of Wooster, Inc ................................................... 330-345-3070 208 E Milltown Rd, Suite B, Wooster, OH Neil L Pooler, DDS MS; Susan Grimm, DDS MS Paulus, Daniel J., DDS ..................................................................................... 330-682-0911 310 Maple St, Orrville, OH Pesicek, Christopher, DDS ............................................................................ 330-264-8688 1457 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH Pratt, Timothy M, DDS ..................................................................................... 330-276-3705 163 W Front St, Killbuck, OH Raber Dental ...................................................................................................... 330-857-0144 3693 Kidron Rd, Kidron, OH Myriam Raber, DDS Rhodes, Steven & Kelly, DDS ......................................................................... 330-264-5522 909 Dover Rd, Wooster, OH Ryan, James L, DDS .......................................................................................... 330-925-8388 300 N Main St, Rittman, OH Salmans, Robert S, DDS .................................................................................. 330-262-1121 2300 Gateway Dr, Wooster, OH Walnut Creek Dental ....................................................................................... 330-893-3363 2962 St Rt 39, Walnut Creek, OH Wilson, Susan E., DDS ....................................................................................... 330-264-1601 325 S. Market St., Wooster, OH Wooster Dental Associates ........................................................................... 330-262-0206 567 N Market St, Wooster, OH Stephen S Pesicek, DDS; Daniel S Zupansky, DDS; Paul W Hamm, DDS Wooster Pediatric Dental Center ................................................................. 330-601-1543 3582 Cleveland Rd., Wooster, OH 44691 ............................................Fax 330-601-1549 Dr. Sufuratu Y. Aranmolate Zacher,Thomas R, DDS .................................................................................... 330-345-5858 370 E Milltown Rd, Wooster. OH DENTURES Aspen Dental ..................................................................................................... 330-262-8383 3874 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH Signature Denture Studio and Laboratory .............................................. 330-264-7226 567 N Market St, Wooster, OH DERMATOLOGY Skin Care Solutions ........................................................................................... 330-202-3434 3727 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, OH Debra Fast, DO; Kathleen K Fearon, DO; Dana Bonezzi, MD; MaryCiesa, CRNP Trillium Creek Dermatology & Surgery ..................................................... 330-725-0569 128 E Milltown Rd, Suite 208, Wooster, OH Helen M Torok, MD Twin Oaks Dermatology & Eye Surgery .................................................... 330-345-1540 324 E Milltown Road, Wooster, OH Shane Clark, MD DIALYSIS Davita Millersburg Dialysis............................................................................. 330-674-0476 1649 Washington St Davita..................................................................................................................... 330-345-1130 4190 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH EAR, NOSE & THROAT SPECIALISTS North Central Ear, Nose, & Throat Surgeons, Inc. ..................................330-621-8013 128 East Milltown Road Wooster OH Wooster Ear, Nose & Throat Associates, Inc. 1749 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH ................................................................. 330-264-9699 1245 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH ..................................................................... 330-264-9699 Arun K Mathur, MD FACS; Keven K Mathur MD FAAOA; Christopher T Wartmann, MD ENDOCRINOLOGY Aultman Medical Group ................................................................................. 330-682-0500 830 S Main St, Ste 101, Orrville, OH Charles E Smith, MD; Kalpana Raghunathan, MD Bloomington Endocrinology ........................................................................ 330-263-8470 1761 Beall Ave., Ste. 1B, Wooster, OH Toni King, MD EXPRESS CLINIC & URGENT CARE Cleveland Clinic Express Care Clinic ........................................................... 330-287-4500 1740 Cleveland Road, Wooster, OH
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Hometown Urgent Care ..................................................................................330-345-8032 4164 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH Kettering Samaritan Walk-In Clinic .............................................................419-994-0200 546 N Union St, Loudonville, OH NowClinic/Urgent Care ..................................................................................330-202-2273 3727 Friendsville Road, Wooster, OH Pomerene Express Care ....................................................................................330-893-2754 4900 Oak St, Berlin, OH FAMILY PHYSICIANS Doug Brown, MD ..............................................................................................330-202-3477 2326 Eagle Pass, Ste. A, Wooster, OH Chippewa Family Medicine ...........................................................................330-658-1550 80 N Portage St Doylestown, OH Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ................330-287-4500 1740 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Dunlap Family Physicians .............................................................................. 330-684-2015 830 S Main St, Orrville OH Robert H Hutson, MD; Andrew Naumoff, MD; Brett A. Buller, DO; Renee A. Schlabach, MD; Kristin Smith, DO; Jessica S. Witmer, RN, FNP, BC; Lindsey Lorson, RN, NP-C 49 Maple St, Apple Creek, OH .......................................................................330-698-2015 Richard P Tompkins, RN, FNP-BC 129 N Wenger Rd, Dalton. OH .......................................................................330-828-2223 Steven D Murray, MDI Directory 20 East Holmes Family Care, Inc Baltic Medical Clinic 103 E Main St, Baltic, OH ........................................330-897-4211 Berlin Medical Clinic 4907-A Dalbey Ln, Berlin, OH ........................................................................330-893-2341 Grace Family Practice ......................................................................................330-473-6314 5351 Twp Rd 384, Millersburg, OH Medpro Group ...................................................................................................330-263-7270 2201 Benden Dr Suite 100, Wooster, OH Buckeye Family Healthcare ...........................................................................330-601-0999 3477 Commerce Parkway, Suite A, Wooster, OH Scott A. Hannan, MD; Mark A. Stutzman, DO; Lisa A. Malys, DO; Hanna Miedel, MD Winesburg Medical Clinic 2040 Paint Twp Rd 661, Winesburg, OH ....................................................330-359-5989 Walnut Creek Medical Clinic 4981 Walnut St, Walnut Creek, OH ..............................................................330-893-2431 Kim E Boyd, MD; Zachery Boyd, MD; Kim Kornhaus, MD; J Eric Miller, MD, Titus L Dutcher, MD Holmes Family Practice ...................................................................................330-674-1200 151 Parkview Dr., Millersburg, OH Robert Hart. MD; Scott Brown, MD; John Vaccariello, MD: Laura Barr, MD Medical Center of Rittman .............................................................................330-925-4911 223 N Main St, Rittman, OH Paul Fracasso, MD Milltown Family Physicians ............................................................................330-345-8060 128 E Milltown Rd, Suite 105, Wooster, OH Amy S. Joliff, MD; Christopher B. Ranney, MD; John E. Schinner, MD; Eric A. Smith, MD; Paul R. Nielsen, MD; Barbara J. Tickton, CNRP; Dr. John F Prokop, D.O.; Erin Barner, C.N.P.; Liz Steiner, C.N.P. Nashville Medical Clinic ..................................................................................330-378-4951 107 W Millersburg St, Nashville, OH Janet G. Dailey, MD Pomerene Family Care Millersburg/Mt Hope ..........................................330-674-3333 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 200. Millersburg, OH 4606 Township Rd 634, Mt Hope, OH Dr. DJ McFadden; Debra Lewis, FNP-C Pomerene Family Care Loudonville ............................................................419-994-0212 121 West Main St, Loudonville, OH Deb Lewis, MSN, APRN, FNP-C GASTROENTEROLOGY Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ................330-287-4500 721 E. Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Pomerene Gastroenterology Services ........................................................330-763-2018 Jonathan Hlivko, MD 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 210, Millersburg OH Vincent Jabour, MD; 128 East Milltown, Wooster, OH ...........................330-263-7372 830 S Main St. Suite 102, Orrville OH ..........................................................330-694-4791
GENERAL & VASCULAR SURGERY Aultman Orrville General Surgery ...............................................................330-682-0500 830 S Main St, Suite 101, Orrville, OH Steven Albertson . MD~ Dean W. Borth, MD; Steven M Kelly, MD; David N Linz MD; Joseph A Saadey, MD; Nicholas B Roberts, MD; Sabrina Shilad, MD; Richard Stjernholm, DO Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ................330-287-4500 721 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Leon Miller, MD ..................................................................................................330-674-7777 1261 Wooster Rd, Ste 215, Millersburg, OH Pomerene Surgical Services ..........................................................................330-763-2018 1261 Wooster Rd, Ste 210, Millersburg, OH Michael T Schell, MD Surgical Specialists of Wayne County ........................................................330-264-5347 2317 Gateway Dr. Suite C, Wooster, OH Larry A Stern, MD Wooster Ambulatory Surgical Center ........................................................330-804-2000 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 1, Wooster, OH WCH Surgical Associates..................................................................................330-287-2595 128 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Robert D. Cebul, MD; Tony Calabretta, MD; Daniel Peabody III, MD; Tamera Robotham, MD GERIATRICS Adult Geriatrics of Wooster, Inc ....................................................................330-345-5374 1761 Beall Avenue, Suite C, Wooster OH Tai-Chi Kwok, MD Swisher, Benjamin MD .....................................................................................330-497-2700 4465 Fulton Dr NW Suite 100, Canton, OH GYM/FITNESS Crossfit Orrville ..................................................................................................330-682-1900 1330 North Main Street Orrville OH HealthPoint Health & Wellness ....................................................................330-202-3318 3727 Friendsville Rd, Ste 1, Wooster, OH Zephyrs Fitness .................................................................................................886-414-5438 1330 N. Main St., Orrville, OH 44667 HAIR & SKIN CARE Bespoke Hair Salon and Barbering ............................................................330-264-2202 228 S Market St, Wooster, OH Cutter*s Hair Studio & Spa .............................................................................330-264-4200 611 Quinby Ave, Wooster, OH Skin Care Solutions ............................................................................................330-202-3434 3727 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, OH Debra Fast, DO; Kathleen K Fearon, DO; Dana Bonezzi, MD, Mary Ciesa, CRNP Spa Collections ...................................................................................................330-263-5480 135 W North St, Wooster, OH Stull’s Hair Clinic .................................................................................................330-264-3331 256 S Columbus Ave, Wooster, OH Winning Image Cosmetics & Boutique ......................................................330-264-5500 2829 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH HEALTH & DIET FOODS Rodhe’s IGA Marketplace ...............................................................................330-674-7075 2105 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH New Horizons.....................................................................................................330-674-1360 1441 S Washington St, Millersburg, OH Jenkins Herb & Health Shoppe .....................................................................330-925-1856 148 N 2nd St, Rittman, OH Mt Hope Country Health Store .....................................................................330-674-2202 8129 St Rt. 241, Mount Hope, OH Original Design Wellness .................................................................................330-276-4234 9227 Twp Rd 82, Millersburg, OH Wooster Natural Foods .....................................................................................330-264-9797 139 E. Liberty St, Wooster, OH HEALTH SERVICES Holmes County Health District ....................................................................330-674-5035 85 N Grant St, Suite B, Millersburg, OH Wayne County Health Department ...........................................................330-262-2538 203 S Walnut St, Wooster, OH
2020/2021 • Healthcare Guide HIMALAYAN SALT THERAPY Salt & Serenity Grotto ....................................................................... 330-804-SALT (7258) 330-804-SALT (7258) HOME HEALTH CARE Charlene Szunyog, RN A.S.A.P. Home Nurses, Inc 1 Park Center Dr #17, Wadsworth, OH ....................................................... 330-334-1025 186 W Jackson St, Millersburg, OH .............................................................. 330-674-3306 4150 Belden Village St LL08, Canton, OH.................................................. 330-491-0700 Cambridge Home Health Care ..................................................................... 330-345-2547 210 E Milltown Rd, #C, Wooster, OH Personal Touch Home Care of Ohio, Inc .................................................... 330-263-1112 543 Riffel Rd, #F, Wooster, OH WCH Home Health ............................................................................................ 330-263-8636 3727 Friendsville Rd., Wooster, OH HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE Crossroads Hospice ......................................................................................... 330-899-9100 3743 Boettler Oaks Dr Suite E, Green, OH Ohio’s Hospice Lifecare.................................................................................... 330-264-4899 Wooster: 1900 Akron Rd, Wooster, OH 44691 Millersburg: 1263 Glen Dr, Ste B, Millersburg, OH 44654 Ashland: 1109 Eastern Ave, Ashland, OH 44805 HOSPITALS Akron Children’s Hospital .............................................................................. 330-262-0333 One Perkins Square, Akron, OH Cleveland Clinic Akron General Medical Center ................................... 330-444-6000 1 Akron General Avenue, Akron, OH Aultman Hospital .............................................................................................. 330-452-9911 2600 Sixth St SW, Canton, OH Aultman Orrville Hospital .............................................................................. 330-684-4791 832 S Main St, Orrville, OH Cleveland Clinic Akron General Lodi Hospital ....................................... 330-948-1222 Elyria St (SR 83), Lodi, OH Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital........................................................................................... 1000 E. Washington St, Medina, OH Pomerene Hospital .......................................................................................... 330-674-1015 981 Wooster Rd, Millersburg, OH Summa Health System ................................................................................... 330-331-1000 195 Wadsworth Rd, Wadsworth, OH Wooster Community Hospital Health System ........................................ 330-263-8144 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH INFECTIOUS DISEASE Clinicians in Infectious Disease ................................................................... 330-454-7722 128 Wertz Ave NW, Ste 3C, Canton, OH INTERNAL MEDICINE Aultman Internal Medicine Center ............................................................. 330-684-1300 830 S Main St, Orrville, OH Richard W Jones, MD Bloomington Internal Medicine ................................................................... 330-202-3477 128 Milltown Rd, Ste 205, Wooster, OH Efe Oleghe, MD; Douglas Brown, DO Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health Center ..................................... 330-287-4500 1740 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Comprehensive Internal Medicine ............................................................. 330-202-3434 3727 Friendsville Rd. Wooster, OH Debra Fast, DO; Kathleen K Fearon, DO; Dana Bonezzi, MD; Mary Ciesa, CRNP FreshAire CPAP & Supplies, LLC .................................................................... 330-601-1991 1633 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Ghoubrial, Sam MD Inc .................................................................................. 330-925-1500 25 S Main St, Rittman, OH Pomerene Internal Medicine ........................................................................ 330-893-1318 4900 Oak St, Berlin, OH Loren M. Kirchner, MD; Rohini Kalisetti, MD Millersburg Clinic Inc ..................................................................................... 330-674-3434 1261 Wooster Rd, Ste 203, Millersburg, OH Butros (Pierre) Latouf, MD; Yasser Omran, MD MASSAGE THERAPY HealthPoint MassageTherapy ...................................................................... 330-202-3300 3727 Friendsville Rd., Wooster, OH Stair Steps to Wellness .................................................................................... 330-466-2725
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146 E Liberty St, Wooster, OH MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES & REPAIR Aultman Home Medical Supply ................................................................... 330-674-1541 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 115, Millersburg OH DASCO Home Medical Equipment.............................................................. 234-206-4508 527 Portage Rd, Wooster, OH FreshAire CPAP & Supplies, LLC .................................................................... 330-601-1991 2633 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Lander’s Health Care ....................................................................................... 330-642-0227 140 E Market St, Orrville, OH Wayne Holmes Health .................................................................................... 330-804-0020 720 Winkler Dr. Wooster, OH 4924 W. Main St. Berlin, OH MIDWIFERY Pomerene Women’s Services......................................................................... 330-674-2822 Crystal Uptain, MSN, CNM; Barbar Poole, MSN, CNM; Eileen Sirois, MS, CNM Millersburg: 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 220 Berlin: 4900 Oak Street Sugarcreek: 153 ½ N. Broadway Jessica Costa, CNM ............................................................................................ 330-674-2855 1261 Wooster Rd, Ste 200, Millersburg, OH Suzanne Peight, CPM ....................................................................................... 330-674-6667 788 Jackson St, Millersburg, OH NEPHROLOGY Akron Nephrology ........................................................................................... 330-345-8986 387 W Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Preti Chaturvedi, MD; Babiker Eltayeb, MD; Chao-Yu Hsu, MD; Ratnaja Katneni, MD; Rupesh Raina, MD; Karl Schwarze, MD; Tom Tanphaichiltr. MD; Miriam Zidehsarai, DO Kidney/Hypertension, 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 220, Millersburg, OH Kevin Kelly, MD .................................................................................................. 800-715-3524 Jehad Asfoura, MD ........................................................................................... 330-649-9400 Fresenius Medical Care Wayne County Kidney Center ....................... 330-345-2060 387 W Milltown Rd. Wooster, OH Community Nephrology Services, Inc. ..................................................... 330-345-5374 1761 Beall Ave., Suite 3C, Wooster, OH Christine I Lee, DO NEUROLOGY Bloomington Neurology ................................................................................ 330-263-8312 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH Raymond Baddour, MD Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ............... 330-287-4500 721 E Milltown Rd. Wooster, OH Douglas Moul, MD Phillip Immesoete, MD ................................................................................... 330-452-3266 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 220, Millersburg, OH Neurocare Center, Inc ..................................................................................... 330-494-2097 4105 Holiday St NW, Canton, OH 44735 NURSING & HOME CARE Accord Care Community (formerly Brenn-Field Nursing Center) .... 330-683-4075 1980 Lynn Dr, Orrville, OH Apostolic Christian Home ............................................................................. 330-927-1010 10680 E Steiner Rd. Rittman, OH ASAP Home Care & Home Nurses .............................................................. 330-263-4733 133 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH Autumnwood Nursing and Rehabilitation .............................................. 330-927-2060 275 E Sunset Dr, Rittman, OH Avenue at Wooster ........................................................................................... 330-601-1001 1700 E. Smithville-Western Rd., Wooster, OH Brookdale Senior Living solutions............................................................... 330-262-1615 1615 Cleveland Rd., Wooster, OH 44691 Country Pointe .................................................................................................. 330-264-2446 3071 N Elyria Rd, Wooster, OH Danbury Woods of Wooster........................................................................... 330-264-0355 939 Portage Rd., Wooster, OH 44691 Doylestown Health Care Center ................................................................. 330-658-2061 95 Black Dr, Doylestown OH Glendora Health Care Center ....................................................................... 330-264-0912 1552 N Honeytown Rd, Wooster, OH The Good Shepherd ........................................................................................ 419-289-3523 622 Center St, Ashland, OH
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Greenridge Independent Living ...................................................................330-674-1026 1405 Wooster Rd JAG HealthCare Burbank Parke 14976 Burbank Rd, Burbank, OH ...................................330-624-1030 Orrville Pointe 230 S Crown Hill Rd, Orrville, OH ....................................330-682-2273 Majora Lane Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care ........................330-674-4444 105 Majora Lane, Millersburg. OH OrrVilla Retirement Community ..................................................................330-683-4455 333 E Sassafras St, Orrville, OH Personal Touch Home Care ............................................................................330-263-1112 543 Riffel Rd, Wooster, OH Scenic Pointe Nursing and Rehabilitation Center .................................330-674-0015 8067 Twp Rd 334, Millersburg, OH Shady Lawn Health Care Community ........................................................330-828-2278 15028 E Lincoln Way, Dalton, OH Silver Wings Assisted Living ...........................................................................330-591-5639 5634 Greenwich Rd, Seville, OH Sprenger Health Care Systems .....................................................................800-772-1116 4110 E Smithville Western Rd, Wooster, OH Sycamore Run Nursing and Rehabilitation Center ................................330-674-0015 6180 St Rt 83, Millersburg, OH Trinity Home Health Care ...............................................................................330-345-8111 3393 FRIENDSVILLE RD., WOOSTER, OH Walnut Hills Retirement Community .........................................................330-893-3200 4748 Olde Pump St, Walnut Creek, OH Wayne County Care Center .............................................................................330-262-1786 876 S Geyers Chapel Rd, Wooster, OH West View Healthy Living ...............................................................................330-264-8640 1715 Mechanicsburg Rd, Wooster, OH Wooster Sub Acute ............................................................................................330-264-7881 3071 N Elyria Rd, Wooster, OH WCH Home Health ............................................................................................330-263-8636 3727 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, OH WCH Skilled Nursing Facility .........................................................................330-287-5900 OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY Aultman Dunlap OB/GYN ...............................................................................330-765-9104 830 S Main St, Suites 7 & 8, Orrville, OH Amelia E Laing, MD; Nicholas Sherock, DO Bloomington Women’s Care ...........................................................................330-202-5662 1761 Beall Ave, Ste 103, Wooster, OH Sharon Marcanthony, MD; Gabrielle Prokop, MD; Molly Hastings, CRNP Cleveland Clinic Wooster - Women’s Health Center ..............................330-287-4500 1739 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Holmes Family Practice ...................................................................................330-674-1200 151 Parkview Dr, Millersburg OH John Vaccariello, MD Holmes-Wayne OB/GYN Services, Ltd ........................................................330-674-2318 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 200, Millersburg, OH John Weeman, MD; Laura Fortner, MD; David Seals, MD Northeast Ohio Urogynocology ...................................................................234-205-2040 Mary South, MD 468 E Market St, Suite D, Akron, OH Planned Parenthood ........................................................................................330-345-7798 334 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Pomerene OB/GYN ...........................................................................................330-674-3000 1261 Wooster Rd, Ste 220, Millersburg, OH Zane G. Craig, DO Twin Springs Medical Center, Ltd ................................................................330-857-0177 12991 Emerson Rd, Kidron. OH 123 3rd St SE, Massillon, OH ...........................................................................330-832-2229 Women’s Health Services ................................................................................330-334-5674 1392 High St, Suite 210, Wadsworth, OH Bob J. Bowden, DO Wooster OB/GYN ...............................................................................................330-345-2229 546 Winter St, Suite 100, Wooster, OH Emily L Benekos, MD; John M Weeman, MD; David Seals, MD; Summer Holmes Mason MD; Ann Shriner, MD ONCOLOGY Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ................330-287-4500 721 East Milltown Road, Wooster, OH Demas, William F, MD, FACR. Radiation Oncologist 2376 Benden Dr., Wooster OH 44691
Seider, Michael J., PhD, MD, FACR. Radiation Oncologist 2376 Benden Dr., Wooster, OH 44691 Wooster Cancer Care/James Network ........................................................330-262-2800 1761 Beall Ave., Outpatient Pavilion, Ste. 1, Wooster, OH Mansour Isckarus, MD; Joseph Bab, MD; Steven Watson, DO, Radiation Oncologist OPTOMETRY Family Eye Care Associates ............................................................................330-674-6121 1275 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH James Conway, OD Holly Conway, OD Family Eye Care of Wooster ............................................................................330-262-0028 961 Dover Rd, Wooster, OH Rebecca Lauffenburger, OD; Melanie Lang, OD Ferriman, Curtis, OD .........................................................................................330-925-4901 89 E Ohio Ave, Rittman, OH Manning, Bruce L, OD & Associates ............................................................330-336-9177 150 College St, Wadsworth, OH Millburn, Drs O, OD, Inc ...................................................................................330-345-2020 3880 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Miller, Robert OD ...............................................................................................330-893-2215 4909 W Main St, Berlin, OH Milltown Optometrists 370 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Timothy C Karg, OD ...........................................................................................330-345-3871 Joel A Kennedy, OD ..........................................................................................330-345-3620 Bradley J Smith, OD ..........................................................................................330-345-1551 Perry Optical ........................................................................................................330-264-2344 503 E Liberty St, Wooster, OH Douglas Oney, OD; Jim Oney, FNAO Pycraft Family Eye Care ..................................................................................... 330-601-0393 470 E. Milltown Rd., Ste. B, Wooster, OH 859 S Main St, Orrville, OH Scott Pycraft, OD Raber Eye Care ....................................................................................................330-857-0123 3693 Kidron Rd. Kidron. OH Phillip Raber, OD; Rita Schrock, OD Sears, Robert, OD ...............................................................................................330-674-3564 1640 S Washington St (Wal-mart Vision Center), Millersburg, OH The Looking Glass .............................................................................................330-345-8076 1651 Beall Ave., Wooster, OH Jennifer (Miller) Smith, OD Vision Clinic Associates ...................................................................................330-674-7010 7455 St. Rt. 39E, Millersburg, OH Dr. Roy A. Schlabach OPHTHALMOLOGISTS Twin Oaks Dermatology & Eye Surgery ......................................................330-345-1540 324 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Sireesha Clark, MD Wooster Eye Center and Eye Surgery Center of Wooster .....................330-345-7200 3519 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, OH Jeffrey W Perkins MD; Anson T Miedel, MD; Scott R Steiner, MD; Ryan E Chenevey MD ORTHOPAEDIC Athleticare ............................................................................................................330-345-8060 128 E Milltown Rd Suite 105, Wooster, OH Bloomington Orthopedic Specialists ........................................................330-202-3420 3727 Friendsville Road, Wooster, OH Joseph Borruso, DO and Marcus Newton, DO Christopher B Ranney, MD Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center..................330-287-4500 721 E. Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Ohio Foot & Ankle Center 3226 Kent Rd, Stow, OH ...................................................................................330-929-3331 4642 Hills and Dales NW, Canton, OH .........................................................330-477-4400 5 N Main St, Rittman, OH .................................................................................330-927-5381 Dr. Aaron Chokan DPM, FACFAS, FACCWS Dr. John Boyd, DPM, AACFAS Ohio State Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine ..........................................330-202-3420 3727 Friendsville Rd, Suite 5, Wooster, OH Anne Marie Chicorelli, DO, MPH; Elizabeth Yu, MD Summa Care-Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center ....................................330-335-1586 323 High Street, Suite C, Wadsworth, OH Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 2, Wooster, OH ....................................330-804-9712
2020/2021 • Healthcare Guide 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 120, Millersburg, OH ..........................................330-674-0775 830 S Main St, Suite 103, Orrville, OH ........................................................ 330-684-4772 Rodney A Miller, MD FAAOS; Michael S Knapic, DO; Steven A Widmer, MD; Timothy J Miller, DPM; Thomas Janas, PA-C; Breanne Pompey, PA-C; Ray Eshenaur, PA-C, ATC; Katie Zimmerly, NP-C PAIN MANAGEMENT Aultman Orrville Pain Management ...........................................................330-684-4771 832 S Main St, Suite 5, Orrville. OH Robert M Felden, DO, FAOCA; Amgad N Labib Takla, MD; Atef F Wasef, MD Pain Management Institute ...........................................................................330-202-5580 546 Winter St, Suite 200, Wooster, OH A Harris Basali, MD Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 2, Wooster, OH......................................330-804-9712 Jeffrey L Watts, DO Wooster Pain and Anesthesia Center .........................................................330-439-4656 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 3, Wooster, OH Maher Jeffrey Zackary, MD PATHOLOGY Canton Pathology Associates, Inc ...............................................................330-363-6258 2600 6th Street SW, Canton. OH Matthew Saitarelli, MD PEDIATRICS Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics ...........................................................330-345-1100 128 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Kathryn Helmuth, MD; Louise Miller, MD; Shellie Russell-Skerski, MD; Amanda Kruepke, DO Cleveland Clinic Children’s, Wooster Family Health Center ................330-287-4500 1740 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Pomerene Family Care Millersburg ..............................................................330-674-3333 Danielle Byler, MSN, CNP 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 200, Millersburg, OH Pomerene Family Care Loudonville .............................................................419-994-0212 Deb Lewis, MSN, APRN, FNP-C 121 West Main Street, Loudonville OH PHARMACIES CVS Pharmacy 105 N Portage St, Doylestown, OH .............................................................330-658-2711 325 W Smithville Rd, Orrville, OH .................................................................330-684-2602 2284 Back Orrville Rd, Wooster, OH ............................................................330-264-7788 Discount Drug Mart ..........................................................................................330-264-8404 625 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH Main Street Pharmacy & Wellness Center, Orrville, OH ........................330-682-2905 Rite Aid Pharmacy 222 S Main St, Orrville, OH .............................................................................330-683-8711 155 N Main St, Rittman, OH ...........................................................................330-925-6015 1955 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH ................................................................. 330-262-9045 Ritzman Pharmacy 2105 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH ......................................................................330-674-1891 119 N Market St, Shreve, OH ..........................................................................330-567-2823 4900 Oak St. Berlin, OH ....................................................................................330-893-3179 Ritzman Natural Health Pharmacy 234 N Main St, Rittman, OH ...........................................................................330-927-3175 Wal-Mart Pharmacy 3883 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH .....................................................................330-345-8820 1640 S Washington St, Millersburg, OH .....................................................330-674-2884 Weyrauch’s Pharmacy ......................................................................................330-857-0115 4959 Kidron Road, Kidron, OH Wooster Community Pharmacy (WCH) .....................................................330-202-5570 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH PHYSICAL THERAPY & OUTPATIENT REHABILITATION Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center..................330-287-4500 721 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Erin O’Neill, PT .....................................................................................................330-465-5376 HealthPoint Physical & Occupational Therapy (WCH)...........................330-202-3300 3727 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, OH Pomerene Therapy Services ...........................................................................330-674-9066 1261 Wooster Rd, Ste 130, Millersburg, OH 1237 Glen Drive, Millersburg, OH
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4900 Oak Street, Berlin, OH Walnut Hills Retirement Community ........................................................330-893-3200 4748 Olde Pump St., Walnut Creek, OH Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center Physical Therapy .330-804-9780 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 2, Wooster, OH Paul McGhee, PT, OCS, MDT, CMPE; Megan Correll, PT, MPT; Michael Barlow, PT, DPT; Christine Long, PT, DPT PLASTIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY Wooster Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery ...............................................330-202-3350 128 E Milltown Rd, Suite 101, Wooster, OH James Slaby, MD PODIATRISTS Andy Miller, DPM ...............................................................................................330-339-6233 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 220, Millersburg, OH Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ................330-287-4500 721 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Matthew Testrake, DPM Bi-County Foot Care .........................................................................................330-674-4462 212 N Washington St, Millersburg, OH John L McLaughlin, DPM; Ronald B Scherer, DPM Louis L. Enress, DPM .........................................................................................330-262-5106 2914 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Kemper Foot & Ankle Care .............................................................................330-828-0123 129 N Wenger Rd Suite A, Dalton, OH Myers & Miller Podiatry 1261 Wooster Rd, Millersburg, OH ..............................................................330-674-3000 126 1/2 N Broadway, Sugarcreek, OH ........................................................330-852-3646 Adam Myers, DPM Andy Miller, DPM Foot & Ankle Center ..........................................................................................330-345-5500 365 Riffel Rd Suite A, Wooster, OH Jeffrey S. Wunning, DPM, AACFAS; Jeanna M. Fascione, DPM, AACFAS; Michael Jack, DPM Ohio Foot & Ankle Center 3226 Kent Rd, Stow, OH ...................................................................................330-929-3331 4642 Hills and Dales NW, Canton, OH .........................................................330-477-4400 5 N Main St, Rittman, OH .................................................................................330-927-5381 Dr. Aaron Chokan DPM, FACFAS, FACCWS Dr. John Boyd, DPM, AACFAS Performance Foot & Ankle ..............................................................................330-473-1447 890 Wooster Rd, Millersburg, OH Suppan Foot & Ankle Clinic ...........................................................................330-682-6070 1720 Paradise Rd, Orrville, OH Jason Suppan, DPM Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 2, Wooster, OH ....................................330-804-9712 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 120, Millersburg, OH ..........................................330-674-0775 830 S Main St, Suite 103, Orrville, OH ........................................................ 330-684-4772 Rodney A Miller, MD FAAOS; Michael S Knapic, DO; Steven A Widmer, MD; Timothy J Miller, DPM; Jeffrey L Watts, DO; Thomas Janas, PA-C; Breanne Pompey, PA-C; Ray Eshenaur, PA-C, ATC; Katie Zimmerly, NP-C PSYCHIATRY Dennis Helmuth, MD, PhD .............................................................................330-345-6555 128 E Milltown Rd, Suite 202, Wooster, OH The Counseling Center of Wayne & Holmes County .............................330-674-6697 212 N Washington St, #301, Millersburg, OH PSYCHOLOGY Bowden & Associates .......................................................................................330-345-3461 365 Riffel Road, Suite B, Wooster, OH Marianne Bowden, PhD Cleveland Clinic Wooster Famliy Health Center ......................................330-287-4500 1740 Cleveland Rd, Wooster, OH Susan Albers Bowling, PsyD; Gene A, Morris, PhD PULMONARY MEDICINE Bruce Arthur, MD and Derek Brown, MD ..................................................330-462-7001 1761 Beall Ave, Suite 3D, Wooster, OH Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health Center ......................................330-287-4500 1740 Cleveland Road, Wooster Inderjeet S Brar, MD ..........................................................................................330-294-4440 128 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Robert Sibilia, MD ..............................................................................................330-345-2459 324 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH
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RADIOLOGY Aultman Orrville Hospital Radiology Department ................................. 330-682-3010 832 S Main St, Orrville, OH Rozuk Radiology ................................................................................................. 330-674-1015 981 Wooster Rd, Millersburg, OH Claudia M Rozuk, MD WCH Radiology (Imaging) ................................................................................ 330-263-8660 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH REHABILITATION & TRANSITIONAL CARE Affinity Therapy Services ................................................................................. 330-683-2744 1710 Paradise Rd, Orrville, OH Atlas Rehab & Wellness ..................................................................................... 330-658-5661 593 Gates St, Doylestown, OH Aultman Orrville Rehabilitation Services ................................................... 330-684-4735 832 S Main St, Orrville, OH Aultman Therapy Services ............................................................................... 330-493-0009 6100 Whipple Ave NW, North Canton, OH College Avenue Home ...................................................................................... 330-264-6311 651 College Ave, Wooster, OH Complete Care Rehab, Inc ............................................................................... 330-262-0802 1584 Wedgewood Way, Wooster, OH Erin O’Neill, PT ...................................................................................................... 330-465-5376 EJ Therapy .............................................................................................................. 330-262-4449 210 East Milltown Rd, Suite A, Wooster, OH Glendora Health Care Center ......................................................................... 330-264-0912 1552 N Honeytown Rd, Wooster, OH Greenridge Independent Living .................................................................... 330-674-1026 1405 Wooster Rd, Millersburg, OH HealthPoint .........................................................................................................330-202-3300 3727 Friendsville Road, Wooster, OH Hilltop Group Home, Inc .................................................................................. 330-674-3080 8961 Co Rd 393, Millersburg, OH Majora Lane Center for Rehabilitation ........................................................ 330-674-4444 105 Majora Lane, Millersburg. OH Maximus Athletic Club .................................................................................... 330-345-0830 242 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Pomerene Rehabilitation Services ............................................................... 330-674-9066 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 130, Millersburg, OH PT Services ............................................................................................................ 330-658-5438 400 Collier Rd, Doylestown, OH Shady Lawn Rehabilitation ............................................................................. 330-828-2278 15028 Old Lincon Way E, Dalton, OH Summa Health System ..................................................................................... 330-334-2774 195 Wadsworth Rd, Wadsworth, OH Wadsworth Sycamore Run Nursing & Rehabilitation Center ...................................... 330-674-0015 6180 St Rt 82, Millersburg, OH Family Physical Therapy ................................................................................... 330-335-4200 145 Smokerise Dr, Wadsworth, OH Walnut Hills Retirement Community .......................................................... 330-893-3200 4748 Olde Pump St, Walnut Creek, OH West View Healthy Living ................................................................................ 330-264-8640 1715 Mechanicsburg Rd, Wooster, OH Wooster Community Hospital Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit & Skilled Nursing Facility ........................ 330-263-8421 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster OH Wooster Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center 3373 Commerce Parkway, Suite 2, Wooster, OH ..................................... 330-804-9712 RHEUMATOLOGY The Arthritis Clinic, LLC ..................................................................................... 330-262-1500 3727 Friendsville Rd, Suite 3, Wooster, OH Padma Vellanki, MD SLEEP SPECIALISTS Advanced Sleep Care Centers ........................................................................ 330-345-2459 324 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH 1197 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center................... 330-287-4500 721 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Clinical Strategies Sleep Center .................................................................... 330-601-0033 1749 Cleveland Rd. Wooster, OH Robert V Sibilia, MD Millersburg Clinic Sleep Medicine ................................................................ 330-674-3434 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 230, Millersburg, OH
Pomerene Multi-Specialty Care Clinic ......................................................... 330-674-3000 1261 Wooster Rd, Millersburg, OH WCH Sleep Medicine .......................................................................................330-263-8400 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH SPECIALTY SERVICES – PEDIATRICS Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics ..........................................................330-345-1100 Milltown Professional Building 128 E Milltown Rd., Ste. 209, Wooster, OH Akron Children’s Hospital Cardiology, Wooster .....................................330-543-8521 Subspecialty Care Building 546 Winter Street, Wooster, OH Akron Children’s Hospital Maternal Fetal Medicine, Wooster .................330-543-4500 Subspecialty Care Building 546 Winter Street, Wooster, OH Akron Children’s Hospital Special Care Nursery....................................330-263-8100 Wooster Community Hospital 1761 Beall Avenue, Wooster, OH SUPPORT GROUP Whit’s End Community Place ......................................................................... 330-465-5323 1761 Beall Ave., Wooster, OH SURGERY Pomerene Surgical Services ........................................................................... 330-763-2018 Michael T. Schell, MD and Leon Miller, MD 1261 Wooster Rd, Suite 210, Millersburg OH VASCULAR SURGERY Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center ................. 330-287-4500 721 E. Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH WEIGHT LOSS & HEALTH AWARENESS Living Well .............................................................................................................. 330-967-0605 5225 Cleveland Rd. Wooster, OH Joel Feeman, DC; Lydia Capela Gilead Balm Wellness Center ........................................................................... 330-695-2246 Ctr County Rd 201, Fredericksburg, OH Pomerene Kinetics .............................................................................................. 330-674-4488 1237 Glen Dr, Millersburg, OH WCH WhyWeight ................................................................................................. 330-263-8196 1761 Beall Ave, Wooster, OH UROLOGY Cleveland Clinic Wooster Family Health & Surgery Center................... 330-287-4750 721 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH Brandon Mooney, PA Wooster Urology, LLC, Juan Miguel Proano. MD ..................................... 330-345-5533 546 Winter St, Ste 210, Wooster, OH Urology One Millersburg Office .................................................................... 330-456-6760 1261 Wooster Road, Suite 220, Millersburg, OH Steven L Ochs, MD Holly Wyneski, MD, Female Urology..........................................................330-685-9920 128 E Milltown Rd., Ste. 205, Wooster, OH
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