EORH Announces Medical Records of Former Patients Available

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In anticipation of reopening the hospital, East Ohio Regional Hospital is pleased to announce that it has secured access to the historical medical records for former patients of both EORH and OVMC. EORH Chief Operating Officer Bernie Albertini indicated: “It is extremely important to our mission to serve the local community in the Ohio Valley – and making sure that the former patients of both hospitals have access to their medical records is a big part of fulfilling this mission. We look forward to welcoming back our former patients from both EORH and OVMC in the very near future.” Dr. John Johnson, the owner and operator of East Ohio Hospital, LLC, added: “While it may have been more cost effective to contract with a different provider for our Electronic Medical Records, it was imperative that we allow our patients and their doctors to have access to their complete medical records. We are very pleased to make this a reality.”

East Ohio Hospital, LLC, is owned and operated by Dr. John Johnson, MD, MBA, a resident of Ohio and board-certified psychiatrist. Over the last 35 years, Dr. John Johnson has started, acquired, and grown a variety of health care organizations that he continues to own and operate; including one of Ohio’s largest independent behavioral health centers, Access Ohio, and a 110-bed in-patient psychiatric hospital, Access Hospital outside Dayton, Ohio. He also owns and operates primary care centers, substance abuse and residential treatment facilities, and telemedicine and healthcare technology enterprises. The Ohio-based operator is committed to returning localized and personal medical care to the residents of Belmont County and the surrounding communities.

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