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Community Partnerships at Work: The Art of Seeing Art for Babies

Mercy Health and the Mercy Health Foundation recently teamed up with the Toledo Museum of Art to create a book and make...

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Community Partnerships at Work: Heart Screenings for Students

Noah Anderson is an incredibly lucky eight-year-old. During vacation on a cruise with his family earlier this year, Noah suddenly collapsed while...

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Literacy Partnership Promotes Developmental Growth in Local Children

Literacy is a skill that children begin to develop the moment they are born. Research shows a child’s brain will triple in...

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Community Partnerships at Work: The Free Dental Program Helps Seniors

Having the ability to receive dental cleanings and oral cancer screenings is something most people take for granted. However, lots of senior...

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Thank you to Ohio Edison for this sign that shows appreciation for Mercy Health - Youngstown team!

We have been humbled by the outpouring of community support during these unprecedented times. Members of the Mercy Health – Tiffin Hospital emergency department want to say THANK YOU to all who have made a donation to help us care for those in need, with personal protection equipment, especially masks and face shields.

There have been numerous contributions from across the Lorain community to the dedicated and committed health care workers at Mercy Health. The gratitude that our community continues to show is both motivating and inspirational knowing that we are truly in this together. These photos are just a small sample as we have had dozens of local restaurants and community groups contribute food and supplies. These photos include contributions from Gross Plumbing, Lorain County Community College, Green Circle Growers, Charlie Zaber and the Lake Erie Council of Boy Scouts of America.
We are grateful to each of them as well as the many others!

The love for our frontline staff can surely be felt throughout St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital. Mercy Health employee Fran Vitullo recently posted on Facebook asking for notes for the hospital and she said

Keeping our patients safe is what our health care heroes do best. It is what they are called to do. Messages like this mean so much to our teams on the frontline. Send us your message by downloading our template at the link in our bio or make your own sign and send it to socialmedia@bsmhealth.org. #OurHeroesWearScrubs

In support of Governor @andybeshearky ’s request to light up Kentucky green as a symbol of compassion, empathy, and renewal, Mercy Health - Marcum and Wallace Hospital shines brightly each night. We think of all those impacted by COVID-19 and continue to pray for their families and our community.
#TeamKentucky
#TogetherKY
#OurHeroesWearScrubs

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