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CLEVELAND, Jan. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A $7.5 million gift from Steve and Loree Potash of Bentleyville, Ohio, to University Hospitals will establish the Steve and Loree Potash Women & Newborn Center at UH Ahuja Medical Center. Part of the UH Ahuja Phase 2 expansion, the new center will bring the trusted and collaborative care of UH Rainbow Babies & Children s and UH MacDonald Women s hospitals to the eastside, introducing maternal-fetal care and a full spectrum of labor and delivery services to the UH Ahuja campus.
A member of the UH Board of Directors, Steve is the President and CEO of OverDrive, a company he founded in 1986 that is now the leading digital platform for eBooks, audiobooks and other digital media, partnering with libraries, schools, government agencies, corporate learning centers and colleges and universities worldwide. Steve and Loree are both graduates of The Ohio State University and the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. L
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UH and other local area hospitals near 90% capacity, doctors warn community not to gather over the holidays
UH other area hospitals at 90% capacity, doctors warn community not to gather over the holidays By Kelly Kennedy | December 18, 2020 at 10:15 PM EST - Updated December 18 at 10:34 PM
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - With one week until Christmas, doctors say the best gift you can give them is wearing your mask and staying socially distant over the holidays.
“We still have three times as many COVID patients in our hospitals now as we did any time over the spring or summer,” said Dr. Robyn Strosaker, chief operating officer at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center. “Our hospitals are at 90% capacity. This is not the time to let up, especially with the holidays coming.”
Lake Health to become part of University Hospitals
Lake Health West Medical Center in Willoughby
The Lake Health board of trustees and UH s board of directors approved the agreement on Wednesday, Dec. 16. Lake Health said in a news release on Thursday, Dec. 17, that completion of the transaction is subject to regulatory approval, and that the move will assure convenient access to the most advanced health care and services for patients in Lake County and surrounding communities now and in the future.
Cynthia Moore-Hardy, president and CEO of Lake Health, said in a statement, Our goal has been, and continues to be, to provide access to the highest quality care for the people of Lake County and surrounding communities, right here at home. Joining UH will enable us to enhance existing health care services close to home and continue to improve health outcomes for the community.