COVID-19 Safety Measures and Resources
Your health and safety are our top priority. Get coronavirus updates and learn about changes we’ve made to help keep your family safe.
Bringing Expert Care to Your Home
Telehealth is a safe, secure way to receive care. We are offering telehealth appointments for most outpatient services.
Give a Gift
A gift of toys, games or activity supplies can make a big difference to children and families spending time in the hospital.
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COVID-19 Vaccines for Patients and the General Public
Patients and the general public who meet certain criteria, as defined by Ohio Department of Health guidelines, are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Preparing Kids for COVID-19 Swabs
The COVID-19 swab is different from anything many of us have ever experienced, and advance preparation can help make the test less scary for kids. Here are some tips for parents.
Your Child’s Health at Your Fingertips
The myChildren’s app now includes MyChart by Epic, so you can access your children’s medical records and health care needs anytime, anywhere.
COVID-19 Vaccine Myths: What You Need to Know
Some people are worried about getting vaccinated because they have heard or read false information. Here's what you need to know.
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“I’ve been working here 15 years. In the beginning, there was no interpreter services. These people that would have no voice – I remember this mother that would come to clinic, sit and just say yes to everything not knowing what in reality the doctor said. This mother had no voice. So when we started, we gave that mother that power. ‘I’m here, I’m your voice, you can ask anything you want.’ I am giving these people a voice.”
“Everyone needs to be an advocate for raising awareness about domestic violence. Talk to your neighbors, your faith community and any civic organizations you belong to. You can inspire people to take a stand. Take an opportunity to make an invisible problem visible. That’s the first step towards ending it.”
“As a physician, I want my patients to remember me as a good listener. I truly want to hear the patient and family’s concerns and let them be part of our team here in sports medicine. Together, we can try to figure out how we get the athlete back to doing what they love to do, which is playing sports.”