Cleveland Clinic is offering hospital‑level acute care at home for eligible Fairview and Avon patients, pairing 24/7 virtual monitoring with in‑home clinical visits.

A nationwide analysis of wearable-linked health records found postoperative step counts strongly predict recovery: each extra 1,000 steps was tied to shorter stays and fewer complications.

Wegovy is approved for teens and a new trial shows liraglutide can lower BMI in younger children, but safety, coverage and cost questions remain for Cleveland families.

A Commonwealth Fund study finds Black and Hispanic Ohioans face much higher avoidable‑death rates, uninsured rates and cost‑related care gaps than other groups.

Amazon pairs GLP‑1 drugs with One Medical primary care, same‑day delivery and on‑demand renewals — a push that speeds access but may shift business from local pharmacies.

Tom Golisano pledged $50 million to Akron Children’s — the largest gift in the hospital’s history — and Akron27s main campus will be rebranded as part of the Golisano Children27s Alliance.

CMS inspection records and advocates say Ohio nursing homes have discharged medically fragile residents to homeless shelters, often without prescriptions or follow‑up care.

A North Ridgeville father is receiving liver-directed chemotherapy through an implanted pump at UH Seidman, a targeted approach meant to reduce side effects and buy time.

A KFF poll finds one‑third of U.S. adults used AI chatbots for health information, often because care is costly or hard to access.

The Mandel Foundation pledged $50 million to Cleveland Clinic for its planned Level I trauma center and a related initiative, a move that could reshape regional trauma care. Local hospitals have already pushed back.

Girard and Struthers have met with QUICKmed about clinics that would waive visit fees for residents, with officials eyeing grant funding and a pilot rollout.

Family members say an 80-year-old resident was found bruised and sometimes left in her own waste. Public inspection records show repeated deficiencies and federal fines.

Cardinal Health has recalled hundreds of lots of Webcol alcohol prep pads after a sterilization audit found bacterial contamination. Hospitals and clinics are being urged to quarantine and return affected stock immediately.