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Access Hospital Dayton Acuity Specialty Hospital Hospitals and Corresponding Officials Access Hospital Dayton Akron Children's at Beeghly State Senator: Steve Huffman (R - 5) State Senator: Michael Rulli (D - 33) State Representative: Fred Strahorn (D - 39) State Representative: Don Manning (D - 59) U.S. Representative: Mike Turner (R - 10) U.S. Representative: Tim Ryan (D - 13) Acuity Specialty Hospital - Ohio Valley Akron Children's Hospital State Senator: Frank Hoagland (R - 30) State Senator: Vernon Sykes (D - 28) State Representative: Jack Cera (D - 96) State Representative: Emilia Sykes (D - 34) U.S. Representative: Bill Johnson (R - 6) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) Adams County Regional Medical Center Akron General Health System State Senator: Terry Johnson (R - 14) State Senator: Vernon Sykes (D - 28) State Representative: Brian Baldridge (R - 90) State Representative: Emilia Sykes (D - 34) U.S. Representative: Brad Wenstrup (R - 2) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) Adena Greenfield Medical Center Arrowhead Behavioral Health State Senator: Bob Peterson (R - 17) State Senator: Teresa Fedor (D - 11) State Representative: Shane Wilkin (R - 91) State Representative: Michael Sheehy (D - 46) U.S. Representative: Brad Wenstrup (R - 2) U.S. Representative: Bob Latta (R - 5) Adena Health System Ashtabula County Medical Center State Senator: Bob Peterson (R - 17) State Senator: Sean O'Brien (D - 32) State Representative: Gary Scherer (R - 92) State Representative: John Patterson (D - 99) U.S. Representative: Steve Stivers (R - 15) U.S. Representative: Dave Joyce (R - 14) Adena Pike Medical Center Atrium Medical Center State Senator: Bob Peterson (R - 17) State Senator: Steve Wilson (R - 7) State Representative: Shane Wilkin (R - 91) State Representative: Scott Lipps (R - 62) U.S. Representative: Brad Wenstrup (R - 2) U.S. Representative: Steve Chabot (R - 1) Adena Regional Medical Center Aultman Alliance Community Hospital State Senator: Bob Peterson (R - 17) State Senator: Kirk Schuring (R - 29) State Representative: Gary Scherer (R - 92) State Representative: Reggie Stoltzfus (R - 50) U.S. Representative: Steve Stivers (R - 15) U.S. Representative: Tim Ryan (D - 13) Advanced Specialty Hospitals Of Toledo Aultman Health Foundation State Senator: Teresa Fedor (D - 11) State Senator: Kirk Schuring (R - 29) State Representative: Paula Hicks-Hudson (D - 44) State Representative: Thomas West (D - 49) U.S. Representative: Marcy Kaptur (D - 9) U.S. Representative: Bob Gibbs (R - 7) October 17, 2019 © Ohio Hospital Association, 2019 1 of 17 Hospitals and Corresponding Officials Aultman Hospital Blanchard Valley Health System State Senator: Kirk Schuring (R - 29) State Senator: Robert McColley (R - 1) State Representative: Thomas West (D - 49) State Representative: Jon Cross (R - 83) U.S. Representative: Bob Gibbs (R - 7) U.S. Representative: Bob Latta (R - 5) Aultman Orrville Hospital Blanchard Valley Hospital State Senator: Kristina Roegner (R - 27) State Senator: Robert McColley (R - 1) State Representative: Scott Wiggman (R - 1) State Representative: Jon Cross (R - 83) U.S. Representative: Anthony Gonzalez (R - 16) U.S. Representative: Bob Latta (R - 5) Avita Health System Bluffton Hospital State Senator: Dave Burke (R - 26) State Senator: Matt Huffman (R - 12) State Representative: Riordan McClain (R - 87) State Representative: Robert Cupp (R - 4) U.S. Representative: Jim Jordan (R - 4) U.S. Representative: Jim Jordan (R - 4) Avita Ontario Hospital Bon Secours Mercy Health State Senator: Larry Obhof (R - 22) State Senator: Cecil Thomas (D - 9) State Representative: Mark Romanchuk (R - 2) State Representative: Sedrick Denson (D - 33) U.S. Representative: Bob Gibbs (R - 7) U.S. Representative: Steve Chabot (R - 1) Beckett Springs Hospital Bucyrus Community Hospital State Senator: Bill Coley (R - 4) State Senator: Dave Burke (R - 26) State Representative: George Lang (R - 52) State Representative: Riordan McClain (R - 87) U.S. Representative: Warren Davidson (R - 8) U.S. Representative: Jim Jordan (R - 4) Belmont Pines Hospital Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center State Senator: Sean O'Brien (D - 32) State Senator: Cecil Thomas (D - 9) State Representative: Gil Blair (D - 63) State Representative: Brigid Kelly (D - 31) U.S. Representative: Tim Ryan (D - 13) U.S. Representative: Steve Chabot (R - 1) Bethesda Butler Hospital Cincinnati Veterans Affairs Medical Center State Senator: Bill Coley (R - 4) State Senator: Cecil Thomas (D - 9) State Representative: Sara Carruthers (R - 51) State Representative: Brigid Kelly (D - 31) U.S. Representative: Warren Davidson (R - 8) U.S. Representative: Steve Chabot (R - 1) Bethesda North Hospital Cleveland Clinic State Senator: Louis Blessing (R - 8) State Senator: Sandra Williams (D - 21) State Representative: Jessica Miranda (R - 28) State Representative: Stephanie Howse (D - 11) U.S. Representative: Steve Chabot (R - 1) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) October 17, 2019 © Ohio Hospital Association, 2019 2 of 17 Hospitals and Corresponding Officials Cleveland Clinic Akron General Lodi Hospital Cleveland Clinic Main Campus State Senator: Larry Obhof (R - 22) State Senator: Sandra Williams (D - 21) State Representative: Steve Hambley (R - 69) State Representative: Stephanie Howse (D - 11) U.S. Representative: Bob Gibbs (R - 7) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) Cleveland Clinic Akron General Medical Cleveland Clinic Marymount Hospital Center State Senator: Sandra Williams (D - 21) State Senator: Vernon Sykes (D - 28) State Representative: Stephanie Howse (D - 11) State Representative: Emilia Sykes (D - 34) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital State Senator: Larry Obhof (R - 22) State Senator: Nathan Manning (R - 13) State Representative: Steve Hambley (R - 69) State Representative: Dick Stein (R - 57) U.S. Representative: Anthony Gonzalez (R - 16) U.S. Representative: Bob Gibbs (R - 7) Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital For Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Hospital Rehabilitation State Senator: Kenny Yuko (D - 25) State Senator: Sandra Williams (D - 21) State Representative: Juanita Brent (D - 12) State Representative: Stephanie Howse (D - 11) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital Cleveland Clinic Euclid Hospital State Senator: Jay Hottinger (R - 31) State Senator: Kenny Yuko (D - 25) State Representative: Brett Hillyer (R - 98) State Representative: Kent Smith (D - 8) U.S. Representative: Bob Gibbs (R - 7) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) CMH Regional Health System Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital State Senator: Bob Peterson (R - 17) State Senator: Nickie Antonio (D - 23) State Representative: Shane Wilkin (R - 91) State Representative: Bride Sweeney (D - 14) U.S. Representative: Steve Stivers (R - 15) U.S. Representative: Marcy Kaptur (D - 9) Columbus Springs Dublin Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital State Senator: Stephanie Kunze (R - 16) State Senator: Kenny Yuko (D - 25) State Representative: Beth Liston (R - 21) State Representative: Juanita Brent (D - 12) U.S. Representative: Troy Balderson ( - 12) U.S. Representative: Dave Joyce (R - 14) Columbus Springs East Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital State Senator: Hearcel Craig (D - 15) State Senator: Sandra Williams (D - 21) State Representative: Bernadine Kent (D - 25) State Representative: Terrence Upchurch (D - 10) U.S. Representative: Joyce Beatty (D - 3) U.S. Representative: Marcia Fudge (D - 11) October 17, 2019 © Ohio Hospital Association, 2019 3 of 17 Hospitals and Corresponding Officials Community Hospitals & Wellness Centers - Dayton VA Medical Center Bryan Hospital State Senator: Steve Huffman (R - 5) State Senator: Robert McColley (R - 1) State Representative: Fred Strahorn (D - 39) State Representative: James Hoops (R - 81) U.S. Representative: Mike Turner (R - 10) U.S. Representative: Bob Latta (R - 5) Community Hospitals & Wellness Centers - Diley Ridge Medical Center Montpelier State Senator: Tim Schaffer (R - 20) State Senator: Robert McColley (R - 1) State Representative: Jeffrey LaRe (R - 77) State Representative: James Hoops (R - 81) U.S. Representative: Steve Stivers (R - 15) U.S. Representative: Bob Latta (R - 5) East Liverpool City Hospital Community Hospitals and Wellness Centers State Senator: Michael Rulli (D - 33) State Senator: Robert McColley (R - 1) State Representative: Tim Ginter (R - 5) State Representative: James Hoops (R - 81) U.S. Representative: Bill Johnson (R - 6) U.S. Representative: Bob Latta (R - 5) Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Cincinnati Community Memorial Hospital State Senator: Cecil Thomas (D - 9) State Senator: Robert McColley (R - 1) State Representative: Sedrick Denson (D - 33) State Representative: Craig Riedel (R - 82) U.S. Representative: Brad Wenstrup (R - 2) U.S. Representative: Bob Latta (R - 5) Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Coshocton Regional Medical Center Cincinnati At Norwood State Senator: Jay Hottinger (R - 31) State Senator: Cecil Thomas (D - 9) State Representative: Larry Householder (R - 72) State Representative: Brigid Kelly (D - 31) U.S. Representative: Bob Gibbs (R - 7) U.S. Representative: Brad Wenstrup (R - 2) Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Dayton State Senator: Kristina Roegner (R - 27) State Senator: Steve Huffman (R - 5) State Representative: Bill Roemer (R - 38) State Representative: Fred Strahorn
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