September is National Suicide Prevention Month and National Recovery Month. Crawford-Marion ADAMH is encouraging residents to recognize the importance of mental health, support people facing challenges and connect with resources that make recovery possible.
Avita Health System has expanded advanced cancer care in the region with Pluvicto radioligand therapy and bispecific antibody immunotherapy for eligible patients.
Avita Health System has relocated Crestline Pharmacy to 245 N. Seltzer Street, adding drive-thru service, expanded products and a private consultation room.
Avita Health System celebrated the dedication of the Cangelosi Family Pediatric Park in Galion, a new outdoor therapeutic space supporting pediatric nutrition, therapy, and family-centered care.
Crawford County Now has launched a free mobile app featuring instant breaking news alerts, local sports, interactive weather radar, and a customizable night mode.
Crawford County Public Health is reminding residents to wash and properly prepare fresh produce to reduce the risk of cyclospora, a foodborne parasite linked to contaminated fruits and vegetables.
Crawford County Public Health is urging residents to practice smart food safety habits to prevent foodborne illness while attending upcoming community summer events.
Marion Crawford Prevention Programs is urging community awareness regarding the mental health risks and higher addiction rates linked to modern high-potency cannabis products under recent Ohio dispensary regulations.
A new Education & Training Center in downtown Galion is giving Avita Health System employees, students, and community members greater access to hands-on medical training, continuing education, and life-saving certifications.
Ohio has reported nearly 200 cyclosporiasis cases, including seven in Crawford County, prompting health officials to remind residents to wash produce and seek medical care if symptoms develop.