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$1 million initiative pays $50,000 each for third and fourth year
Area high school grads are eligible
Participants must be referred by a physician
The goal is to reduce hospital readmissions
Benefit to help Marshalls cope with crushing farm accident
Russell Marshall of Berlin Center, with his wife, Melissa, and son, Jacob, at Canterbury Villa of Alliance where he is undergoing rehabilitation after a near-fatal farm accident in March that crushed his body and tore his arm off.
Black males don’t go to the doctor
Early diagnosis is key
Wean Foundation president Glebocki stepping down
Laid the groundwork for the future
Meets American College of Surgeons criteria
Emergency docs available 24-hours
Struthers AMVETS aiming to win $250K in online contest
AMVETS Post 44 Commander Jan Brown, left, and post member Dale Pullium of Poland look at their standing in the Home Depot Foundation's Aprons in Action contest. The post is seeking support from the community in the form of votes on the contest's Facebook page through May 31 to win $250,000.
Housing, education help available
Valley young people beat the odds, start paths toward success
Counseling builds confidence, trust
Roth employees help aged-out foster-care youth
The group seeks mentors, housing, furnishings, jobs, and donations.
Mahoning health board will get $390,000 per year
Pool, campground fees raised
925 pinwheels at Akron Children’s MV represent abused kids in Valley
Akron Children’s placed 925 pinwheels
SOV residents make Easter baskets for CSB kids
Mary Ferro, a resident of Shepherd of the Valley in Niles, works on Easter baskets to be delivered Easter morning to children at Trumbull County Children Services. The annual project is called Operation Love.
Wean Foundation distributes $837,500
Five others received a combined $125,000
Air Force Maj. Tara Jayne has done numerous humanitarian missions
Jayne helped in the arrest of a murder suspect.
FIRST program in Mahoning aims at schizophrenia
Program successful in neighboring counties
Trumbull judge releases $11M for health care services, education
Trumbull Memorial Health Foundation
Trumbull County residents to benefit
Union alliance aims to fix impasse for Northside nurses
ONA/AFT affiliation gives nurses stronger voice
Former Valley Navy pilots released from 'Hanoi Hilton' 40 years ago
2 ex-POWs from area recall ‘Hanoi Hilton’
Faith, mental toughness kept them sane.
CEO praises physicians and clinical and support staff
New patient monitoring system coming
They provide food and shelter to victims at home and across the country.
There are 200 in Mahoning and Trumbull counties.
Boy Scout values provide moral compass
Boy Scout ideals offer moral compass
Scouting “be prepared” skills translate to adult life.
Youngstown school kids get free dental work
A total of $163,000 worth of dental work has been dispensed since 2005.
Akron Children’s nurses honored
The ANA rated the hospital’s Mahoning Valley nursing staff best in the nation in pediatric care.
Mayor worried the rent could increase in the future.
Recommends using rent money for improved computer services instead.
He is cofounder of the Mahoning Veterans Memorial at the Canfield Fairgrounds.
Poland’s Raymond Braidich fights for respect for American flag
The U.S. flag stands at the center of the life of World War II Marine Raymond F. Braidich, who was honored by fellow veterans and friends on his 95th birthday for 65 years of service to area veterans and the community.
Ballot language determines use of mental health levy revenue.
Two levies generate a combined $4 million a year.
Eight people bought used cars for education and work
Savings matched at a 2:1 ratio
Mahoning County Mental Health Board director criticized Turning Point leadership.
Recovery plan developed.
The goal is to facilitate integrated medical and mental health care.
Effort seeks to combine physical and mental services in one facility in Mahoning County
It will cost $1.5 million.
Dr. Gemma: Catheter ablation is a long-awaited alternative to medications.
Hospital makes the beat go on
Struthers man was the first patient.
910th getting new commander
Decorated officer to oversee 1,600 Valley reservists
Col. James D. Dignan takes over March 3 at the Youngstown Air Reserve Station in Vienna.
Boardman boy died Jan. 12 of Influenza Type B virus
The CDC confirmed the Mahoning County coroner’s preliminary finding.
Clinics provide childhood immunizations and physicals
Care is comprehensive
Hospitals lift restrictions as flu epidemic ebbs
The Ohio Department of Health, which tracks flu activity across the state, said that as of Feb. 2, the incidence of flu-related illnesses is lessening.
USPS to cut Saturday delivery, except for packages
Layoffs not expected
Received NEOMED scholarship aimed at increasing primary care doctors.
Owes five years’ service in exchange
Some 1,000 children and 4,000 adults receive services annually.
Most have no insurance.
Pharmacy, UW give free vitamins to kids 5-12
6,000 Mahoning Valley families benefited.
Even with insurance raising an autistic child is expensive.
Speech and occupational therapy are covered by insurance, but not if they come under an autism diagnosis.
Poland couple pay $1,000 a month out-of-pocket for their son Artie’s ABA therapy
Improvement is dramatic
Pat's 50 years on the job
Pat “Pinky” Pinkerton of Salem, a case manager at St. Elizabeth Health Center, shows off her anniversary card Tuesday flanked by Jerry Rosa, left, manager of the department of case management and social work, and Robert Shroder, president and chief executive officer of Humility of Mary Health Partners, which operates St. Elizabeth.
Valley agencies offer shelter, advice for those facing cold
Leroy Morgan stands outside the Rescue Mission of Mahoning Valley on MLK Jr. Boulevard in Youngstown. Morgan came to the mission Tuesday to get out of the weather. Recent cold weather has resulted in a full house at the mission.
Budget proposal maintains Mahoning County landfill checks
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The county health department’s landfill inspection program survives
Costs of education and running a practice is pushing med students to other specialties
Family docs more cost efficient
Autopsy on Boardman boy suggests a viral infection
Initial studies from Monday’s autopsy on the body of Hunter Sean Ewert, 4, of Boardman are consistent with a viral infection, said forensic pathologist Dr. Joseph Ohr.
Akron Children’s provided $85.5 million in benefits in 2011
But $10.8 million was unreimbursed Medicaid care, and uncompensated and charity care.
Nurses dispensed over 350 flu vaccines during three clinics this week.
Seeing too many friends sick with the flu brought Jeanie Price to the Mahoning County health department on Thursday for a flu shot.
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