Mercy Health assumed ownership of the buildings and assets of the former McLaren St. Luke’s Hospital on June 2, paving the way for continued health care in the Maumee, Perrysburg, Waterville and surrounding communities.
Mercy Health has planned a series of community listening sessions that will focus on garnering input in three areas:
What health care access points are needed
What community involvement should Mercy Health engage in
Types of health care services needed in the area
McLaren announced in early March the decision to close St. Luke’s Hospital and related outpatient services. Since this announcement, Mercy Health has hired 410 McLaren St. Luke’s employees, assumed the sponsorship of the McLaren St. Luke’s physician residency program and hired 22 WellCare Physician Group providers.
The public is invited to participate formulating next steps in Mercy Health’s planning of the campus and outpatient facilities.
Come hear what plans are already in place and have a say in the future of health care Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. at Bowling Green State University at Levis Commons, 1655 N. Wilkinson Way, Perrysburg, rooms 102 and 103
Future dates:
June 20 at Zion Lutheran Church, 22 N. Second St., Waterville
June 27 at Sunshine Communities, 7223 Maumee Western Road, Maumee
July 11 at Way Public Library, 101 E. Indiana Ave, Perrysburg
July 18 at Zion Lutheran Church, 22 N. Second St., Waterville
July 25 at Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, Maumee Branch auditorium, 501 River Road
Aug. 1 at Way Public Library, 101 E. Indiana Ave, Perrysburg
Aug. 8 at Zion Lutheran Church, 22 N. Second St., Waterville
