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>> The OhioHealth healthcare network is a non-profit provider of healthcare through 46 counties

in Ohio. OhioHealth's facilities include eight member hospitals and four affiliate hospitals,

outpatient clinics, surgery centers and affiliation with almost 4,000 doctors. Columbus-based

hospitals in the OhioHealth network are Riverside Methodist Hospital, Grant Medical Center,

and Doctor's Hospital. Riverside Methodist Hospital was recognized by U.S. News &

World Report as one of the nation's 50 best hospitals for cancer care, and the hospital

is a certified stroke center and has a new heart hospital (McConnell Heart Hospital) and

Emergency Department. Grant Medical Center is one of only 168 hospitals in the country

to receive the prestigious Magnet Award for excellence in nursing. For more information

about OhioHealth's facilities and services, visit their website or see their website's online

Find a Doctor search page for assistance with finding an OhioHealth physician who meets

your needs.

>> The Mount Carmel Health System is a healthcare group encompassing three hospitals, in addition

to outpatient clinics, doctor's offices, surgery centers, and community outreach locations.

The three hospital locations are Mount Carmel East Hospital, Mount Carmel West Hospital,

and Mount Carmel St. Ann's Hospital. Primary care providers in the Mount Carmel network

can be found on their website's HealthProviders page. To find any Mount Carmel physician,

use their searchable online Physician Directory database.

>> Columbus Children's Hospital is the 5th largest free-standing pediatric hospital in the U.S. The

main campus of the hospital has 371 beds, and the hospital's Outpatient Care Center houses

specialty clinics and an urgent care center. Columbus Childrens has been named one of the

three Best Places to Work by Columbus Business First's Best Places to Work Program, and

the hospital is the recipient of the prestigious Magnet Award for excellence in nursing.

In 2005, Child magazine named Columbus Children's the #2 hospital in the country for

Pediatric Emergency Medicine. To find a pediatrician affiliated with Columbus Children's,

visit their Find a Doctor/Service webpage.

>> Columbus Medical Specialists are listed in Citysearch's Columbus City Guide Yellow Pages.

This listing allows you to search for Columbus doctors who have been rated on a scale of

1-10 by general web visitors and Citysearch editors.

>> The Cleveland Clinic was selected in 2005 as the fourth best hospital in the country, by

U.S. News & World Report. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation consists of the main hospital campus,

thirteen suburban locations with primary and specialty care physicians, the Cleveland

Clinic Health System, which includes nine community hospitals and two affiliate hospitals

in Northeast Ohio, and the Cleveland Clinic Florida in Weston, FL. Visit their award-winning

website for more information, including an online Physician Directory.

>> Citysearch's Cleveland City Guide allows you to search for Cleveland doctors who have been

rated on a scale of 1-10 by Citysearch web visitors and Citysearch editors. Search in

their Yellow Pages' Cleveland Medical Specialists section.

There are several useful resources to help you find Cincinnati doctors:

>> Cincinnati Magazine publishes an annual list of the city's Top Doctors. For more

information, see the Cincinnati Magazine website.

>> Some of the nation's best physicians are affiliated with the University of Cincinnati.

UC College of Medicine provides links to their medical affiliates on their

patient care webpage. This is an excellent starting point for a Cincinnati

doctor search.

>> Citysearch's Cincinnati City Guide allows you to search for Cincinnati doctors

who have been rated on a scale of 1-10 by Citysearch web

visitors, and Citysearch editors. Search in their

Yellow Pages' Cincinnati Medical Specialists section.

>> Miami Valley Hospital (MVH) in Dayton is the recipient of a Magnet Award for excellence

in nursing, as well as repeatedly being chosen by U.S. News & World Report as one

of the top hospitals in the nation, in the specialty treatment areas of respiratory disorders,

digestive disorders, and heart and heart surgery. It is also one of the 100 largest hospitals

in the country, with 848 beds and more than 1,200 doctors (primary care doctors,

specialists and surgeons). The hospital has received seven consecutive National Research

Corporation Consumer Choice Awards. MVH partnered with Good Samaritan Hospital to

form Premier Health Partners, Inc. Physician Referral services are provided by CareFinders,

the referral service for MVH, Good Samaritan Hospital and Middletown Regional Hospital.

>> Good Samaritan Hospital, a 560-bed hospital partnered with MVH in the Premier Health Partners

group, is the recipient of numerous awards for its healthcare excellence, including 2004 and

2005 HealthGrades recognition as one of the top 5% of U.S. hospitals, as well as several

Solucient Top 100 Hospitals Awards for Cardiovascular Benchmarks for Success. Inpatient

services and care provided at outpatient locations include emergency and trauma care,

maternity care, a cancer center, cardiology, rehabilitation, a breast center, a sleep center,

and sports medicine. To find a Good Samaritan physician, visit the website of their doctor

referral service, CareFinders.

>> Citysearch's Dayton City Guide allows you to search for Dayton doctors who have been

rated on a scale of 1-10 by Citysearch web visitors, and Citysearch editors. Search

in their Yellow Pages' Dayton Medical Specialists section.