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2009 Health Care Directory 20090907-NEWS--15-NAT-CCI-CL_-- 9/2/2009 10:12 AM Page 1 2009 HEALTH CARE DIRECTORY Crain’s annual 18-category, nine-county listing of health care providers ON THE WEB A complete directory, including company descriptions, can be accessed at www.CrainsCleveland.com/HealthCareDirectory ADDICTION SERVICES Top Executive: Jill Pupa DENTISTS AND 4300 Allen Road 5555 Transportation Blvd. American Heart Association, DENTAL GROUPS Stow 44224 Garfield Heights 44125 Cleveland Laser Rehab (330) 945-3100 (877) 440-8326 Cleveland Metro www.akrongeneral.org www.sports-health.org 3439 W. Brainard Road, Suite 264 th The Center for Advanced Dentistry 1689 E. 115 St. Top Executive: Doug Ribley Top Executive: Dr. Anthony Miniaci Woodmere 44122 Cleveland 44106 3690 Orange Place, Suite 180 (216) 591-9922 (216) 791-7500 Beachwood 44122 Akron General Health Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute www.clevelandlaserrehab.com www.americanheart.org (216) 595-1710 & Wellness Center - West 1950 Richmond Road Top Executive: Rosemarie Picciano Top Executive: Dawn Clark www.cfad.net 4125 Medina Road Lyndhurst 44124 Community Assessment Top Executive: Benjamin P. Hornstein Akron 44333 (216) 444-2595 American Holistic Medical Association (330) 665-8005 my.clevelandclinic.org/wellness/ & Treatment Services Inc. 23366 Commerce Park, Suite 101B Clear Choice Dental Implant Center, default.aspx 8415 Broadway Ave. Charles A. Babbush, D.D.S. www.akrongeneral.org Beachwood 44122 Top Executive: Doug Ribley Top Executive: Dr. Michael Roizen Cleveland 44105 31099 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 100 (216) 292-6644 Correct Breathing Concepts LLC (216) 441-0200 www.holisticmedicine.org Pepper Pike 44124 American Biotech Labs 7097 Brightwood Drive www.communityassessment.org Top Executive: Donna R. Nowak (216) 450-5888 2824 Heritage Ave. Top Executive: Roxanne Wallace www.thedentalimplantcenter.com Canton 44718 Concord 44077 American Liver Foundation (330) 455-7583 (440) 357-5834 Glenbeigh Hospital Top Executive: Dr. Charles A. 5755 Granger Road, Suite 335 Babbush www.nursedetective.com www.correctbreathing.com and Outpatient Centers Independence 44131 Top Executive: Carol Baglia Cynthia J. Petroff, D.D.S., Inc. AOK! Fitness Ltd. 2863 state Route 45 (216) 635-2780 COSE Rock Creek 44084 www.liverfoundation.org/chapters/ 3725 S. Cleveland Massillon Road 13281 Prospect Road 100 Public Square, Suite 210 (800) 234-1001 heartland Norton 44203 Strongsville 44149 Cleveland 44113 www.glenbeigh.com Top Executive: Natalie Sutton (330) 825-0818 (440) 268-9210 (216) 592-2263 Top Executive: Pat Weston-Hall Top Executive: Dr. C.J. Marshall- www.aokfitness.com Arthritis Foundation, Petroff Top Executives: Anne Dietrich, Kim www.cose.org/wellness The Hull Institute LLC Northeastern Ohio Chapter Flaherty Dr. Wendy A. Synenberg Crossfit Cleveland 23215 Commerce Park, Suite 205B 4630 Richmond Road, Suite 240 Atlas Chiropractic Health Center 17140 Madison Ave. Beachwood 44122 & the Award Winning Smile Squad Cleveland 44128 7547 Mentor Ave., Suite 3 Lakewood 44107 (216) 407-6278 8224 Mentor Ave., Suite 142 (216) 831-7000 Mentor 44060 (216) 287-0899 www.hullinstitute.com Mentor 44060 www.arthritis.org (440) 953-3950 www.crossfitcleveland.com Top Executive: Ann F. Hull (440) 974-4449 Top Executive: Mary Kudasick atlaschiropractic.chiroweb.com Top Executives: Staci D. Russell, www.drwendy.com Top Executive: Dr. Mark D. Natale Nancy Zagaria Lorain County Alcohol Association of Nurses in AIDS Care Top Executive: Dr. Wendy Synenberg & Drug Abuse Services Inc. 3538 Ridgewood Road Atma Center Debra Davido, Licensed The Healthy Smile Dental Care Center 2115 W. Park Blvd. Akron 44333 2319 Lee Road Massage Therapist 34586 Lakeshore Blvd. Lorain 44053 (330) 670-0101 Cleveland Heights 44118 7003 Pearl Road, Suite 103 Eastlake 44095 (440) 282-4777 www.nursesinaidscare.org (216) 371-9760 Middleburg Heights 44130 (440) 951-7856 www.lcada.com Top Executive: Dr. Adele A. Webb www.atmacenter.com (440) 845-8998 Top Executive: Thomas D. Stuber www.jeffreygrossdds.com Top Executive: Beverly Singh Center for Health Affairs Top Executive: Dr. Jeffrey Gross EMH Center for Health & Fitness New Directions Inc. 1226 Huron Road East Be Well Solutions Hudec Dental 1997 Healthway Drive 30800 Chagrin Blvd. Cleveland 44115 3681 S. Green Road, Suite 410 Avon 44011 3329 Broadview Road Cleveland 44124 (216) 696-6900 Beachwood 44122 (440) 988-6800 Cleveland 44109 (216) 591-0432 www.chanet.org (216) 378-0888 www.emh-healthcare.org (216) 661-8888 www.newdirect.org Top Executive: Bill Ryan www.bewellsolutions.com Top Executive: Brad Calabrese Top Executive: Michael E. Matoney www.hudecdental.com Top Executive: Egon Singerman Diabetes Association Top Executive: Dr. John A. Hudec Energy Balancing for Pets Recovery Resources Body Sculpting by Exterior Designs Inc. of Greater Cleveland and Their People 3950 Chester Ave. Jennifer G. Robb, D.M.D. P.O. Box 267 3601 S. Green Road, Suite 100 10780 Blueberry Hill Cleveland 44114 1612 Cooper Foster Park Road Chagrin Falls 44022 Cleveland 44122 Kirtland 44094 (216) 431-4131 Lorain 44053 (440) 247-8663 (216) 591-0800 (440) 256-1556 www.recres.org (440) 960-1940 www.flexcity.com www.dagc.org Top Executive: Elaine Gallovic Top Executive: Debora A. Rodriguez www.drjrobb.com Top Executive: Deborah Montesanto Top Executive: Helen Dumski Top Executive: Jennifer G. Robb Body Technic Systems Inc. Ergonomically Correct LLC Women’s Center of Greater Cleveland Fibromuscular Dysplasia P.O. Box 30089 6209 Storer Ave. Joel M. Salon, D.D.S., M.D. 33790 Bainbridge Road, Suite 205 Society of America 34501 Aurora Road, Suite 301 Cleveland 44130 Cleveland 44102 Solon 44139 20325 Center Ridge Road, Suite 620 Solon 44139 (216) 676-6884 (216) 651-1450 (440) 248-9255 Rocky River 44116 (440) 248-9097 www.ergocorrect.com www.womensctr.org www.bodytechnic.com (216) 834-2410 Top Executive: Dr. Joel M. Salon Top Executive: David Pfeil Top Executive: Mary Jane Chichester Top Executive: Sunday Homitz www.fmdsa.org M.J. Chrzanowski, D.D.S., Inc. Care Management Services Inc. Essential Elements, Top Executive: Pamela Mace th A Therapeutic Massage Studio 782 E. 185 St. 3601 Green Road, Suite 202 ASSOCIATIONS AND 6867 Pearl Road, Suite 108 The North American Cleveland 44119 Beachwood 44122 PROFESSIONAL GROUPS Middleburg Heights 44130 Menopause Society (216) 692-2010 (216) 514-1930 (440) 886-8657 P.O. Box 94527 Top Executive: Dr. M.J. Chrzanowski caremanagementservicesinc.com Academy of Medicine www.essentialelementsmassage.com Cleveland 44101 Top Executive: Kathleen Trudick of Cleveland & Northern Ohio Strongsville Center for Cosmetic and Top Executive: Natalie Rumbaugh 6100 Oak Tree Blvd., Suite 440 (440) 442-7550 Implant Dentistry Center for Reiki Therapy Cleveland 44131 www.menopause.org 11925 Pearl Road, Suite 206 4166 Knight Lane Fieldstone Farm (216) 520-1000 Top Executive: Dr. Wulf H. Utian Strongsville 44136 Brunswick 44212 Therapeutic Riding Center www.amcnoma.org North East Ohio Health (440) 238-1555 (216) 299-4385 16497 Snyder Road, P.O. Box 23129 Top Executive: Elayne R. Biddlestone Underwriters Association www.drweiser.com www.centerforreikitherapy.com Chagrin Falls 44023 (440) 708-0013 28022 Osborn Road Top Executive: Richard S. Weiser Akron Regional Hospital Association Center of the Rose www.fieldstonefarmtrc.com Bay Village 44140 3200 W. Market St., Suite 200 West Chester Dentistry Inc. 7464 Mentor Ave., Suite 105 Top Executive: Lynnette Stuart Akron 44333 (440) 899-8089 8254 Mayfield Road Mentor 44060 (330) 873-1500 www.neohua.com Chesterland 44026 (440) 667-3229 Fitness Together www.arha.org Top Executive: Lawrence (440) 729-1911 www.centeroftherose.org 13. W. Orange St. Top Executive: Marianne G. Lorini Kaczmarek www.lookmanocavities.com Top Executive: Donna M. Ferris Chagrin Falls 44022 Top Executive: Dr. Jeff Rosenthal (216) 870-4219 Alzheimer’s Association Northeast Ohio Healthcare Financial Chagrin Fitness www.ftohio.com Cleveland Area Chapter Management Association 27629 Chagrin Blvd. Top Executives: Jonathan Slain, Brad 23215 Commerce Park Drive, 27910 Osborn Road FITNESS AND WELLNESS Woodmere 44122 Newcomb, Michael Hall (216) 407-1298 Suite 300 Bay Village 44140 The Gathering Place Beachwood 44122 (440) 835-1186 Abbott Hypnotherapy www.chagrinfitness.com 23300 Commerce Park (216) 721-8457 www.neohfma.org & Guided Imagery Top Executive: John Palsa Beachwood 44122 www.alz.org/cleveland Top Executive: Anna Sulewski 35903 Edgemere Way Chagrin Valley Wellness Center (216) 595-9546 Top Executive: Nancy B. Udelson Avon 44011 3690 Orange Place, Suite 175 Ohio League for Nursing www.touchedbycancer.org (440) 934-1616 Beachwood 44122 20545 Center Ridge Road, Suite 205 Top Executive: Eileen Saffran American Diabetes Association www.abbotthypnotherapy.com (216) 364-0152 4500 Rockside Road, Suite 440 Rocky River 44116 Top Executive: Tedde Abbott www.chagrinvalleywellness.com Gertrud Hensse, RN, CPHN, CHTP, CCAP Independence 44131 (440) 331-2721 Top Executive: Margaret A. Gibbons 7003 Pearl Road, Suite 102 (216) 328-9989 www.ohioleaguefornursing.org Akron General Health www.diabetes.org Top Executive: Jane F. Mahowald & Wellness Center - North Cleveland Clinic Sports Health Center continued on PAGE H-2 20090907-NEWS--16-NAT-CCI-CL_-- 9/2/2009 10:11 AM Page 1 H-2 CRAIN’S CLEVELAND BUSINESS HEALTH CARE DIRECTORY SEPTEMBER 7-13, 2009 Middleburg Heights 44130 26001 S. Woodland Road 310 Overlook Brook Drive Cleveland Heights 44118 Diabetic Express (440) 845-6314 Beachwood 44122 Chagrin Falls 44023 (216) 932-8222 34099 Melinz Parkway,
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