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The Ohio Department of Health Approves Certificates of Need for Contiguous County
Long-Term Care Bed Relocations
May 2010
As of May 11, 2010, the Ohio Department of Health has approved seven (7)
applications for Certificate of Need for the relocation of long-term care beds
from a contiguous county to an existing health care facility:
Receiving
County
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Facility
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Number of Beds
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Source County
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Geauga
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The Rehab Pavilion at the Weils
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9
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Cuyahoga
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Lake
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Manor Care of Willoughby
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16
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Cuyahoga
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Stark
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Amherst Meadows
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27
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Tuscarawas
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Green
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Meadows
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20
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Tuscarawas
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Summit
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University Park Nursing and Rehab Center
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30
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Stark
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Trumbull
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Shepherd of the Valley-Howland
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30
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Mahoning
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Warren
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Hillsping HealthCare and Rehab Center
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21
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Montgomery
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Each application for Certificate of Need for contiguous county bed relocation
may only request up to 30 long-term care beds. The Department has determined
that they cannot accept an application for a contiguous county bed relocation
that would result in the existing health care facility receiving more than 30
long-term care beds through this method. Applicants for both University Park
Nursing and Rehab Center and Shepherd of the Valley – Howland filed two
applications for contiguous county relocations. The Ohio Department of Health
accepted only one application each. The second application was returned to the
applicant because it would have resulted in the facility receiving more than 30
beds from a contiguous county.
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