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Hospital Pyts Fy 2003 BWC Provider Provider Reimbursed Number Provider Name Provider City State Amount 31439494210 GRANT MEDICAL CENTER COLUMBUS OH 12,370,298.99 31053750400 MIAMI VALLEY HOSPITAL DAYTON OH 10,673,359.97 34071458501 CLEVELAND CLINIC HOSPITAL CLEVELAND OH 8,679,410.47 31439494202 RIVERSIDE METHODIST HOSPITAL COLUMBUS OH 8,484,386.32 34442825001 ST. VINCENT MERCY MEDICAL CENTER TOLEDO OH 7,867,530.30 34600438202 METROHEALTH CENTER FOR REHABILITATION CLEVELAND OH 7,365,553.50 31053852500 CHRIST HOSPITAL, THE CINCINNATI OH 5,198,696.20 31053712201 BETHESDA NORTH HOSPITAL CINCINNATI OH 4,886,068.71 34096701400 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO TOLEDO OH 4,507,414.35 34071447802 AKRON GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER AKRON OH 4,330,900.09 31134073901 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, THE COLUMBUS OH 4,285,610.27 34189345202 ST VINCENT CHARITY HOSPITAL CLEVELAND OH 4,171,325.88 34071468400 LUTHERAN HOSPITAL CLEVELAND OH 4,026,403.54 34123559300 MERIDIA HILLCREST HOSPITAL MAYFIELD HTS OH 4,019,388.09 31164055700 OSU HOSPITALS EAST COLUMBUS OH 3,948,332.04 34110561901 ST RITA'S MEDICAL CENTER LIMA OH 3,870,553.79 31121213503 DOCTORS HOSPITAL (WEST) COLUMBUS OH 3,858,674.19 34050556000 ST ELIZABETH HEALTH CENTER YOUNGSTOWN OH 3,846,975.55 31437960205 MOUNT CARMEL MEDICAL CENTER EAST COLUMBUS OH 3,846,133.85 34081146400 MERIDIA SOUTH POINTE HOSPITAL BEACHWOOD OH 3,534,827.62 34071445600 MEDCENTRAL HEALTH SYSTEM MANSFIELD OH 3,365,426.12 31147903800 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, INC. CINCINNATI OH 3,272,793.26 34145493300 NORTHSIDE MED CTR FORUM YOUNGSTOWN OH 3,244,069.15 34142587000 LAKE HOSPITAL SYSTEMS (EAST) PAINESVILLE OH 3,143,908.78 34156780500 UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF CLEVELAND CLEVELAND OH 3,123,348.24 31053748600 GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL CINCINNATI OH 3,082,696.92 34444537300 ST. CHARLES HOSPITAL OREGON OH 3,015,549.64 31053698100 GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL DAYTON OH 2,936,849.14 34075353100 SOUTHWEST GENERAL HEALTH CENTER CLEVELAND OH 2,933,806.44 31062186600 KETTERING MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DAYTON OH 2,844,333.46 34071445800 MARYMOUNT HOSPITAL GARFIELD HTS OH 2,788,304.66 34442825600 TOLEDO HOSPITAL TOLEDO OH 2,757,076.15 31437960202 MOUNT CARMEL MEDICAL CENTER WEST COLUMBUS OH 2,743,650.15 34050556004 ST. JOSEPH HEALTH CENTER WARREN OH 2,705,552.48 34071475503 AKRON CITY HOSPITAL AKRON OH 2,700,411.19 31441270100 ST. ANNS HOSPITAL OF COLUMBUS WESTERVILLE OH 2,637,509.21 34189343900 MERCY MEDICAL CENTER CANTON OH 2,498,273.73 31056412100 GRANDVIEW MEDICAL CENTER DAYTON OH 2,416,345.11 31064562600 FAIRFIELD MEDICAL CENTER LANCASTER OH 2,409,807.18 34442823200 ST. LUKES HOSPITAL MAUMEE MAUMEE OH 2,345,118.32 25096548000 UPMC PRESBYTERIAN SHADYSIDE PITTSBURGH PA 2,306,805.51 31067802200 SOUTHERN OHIO MEDICAL CENTER PORTSMOUTH OH 2,286,428.88 31107930900 MIDDELETOWN REGIONAL HOSPITAL MIDDLETOWN OH 2,279,238.34 31105060900 JEWISH HOSPITAL OF CINCINNATI, INC. CINCINNATI OH 2,240,652.78 34071838300 CUYAHOGA FALLS GENERAL HOSPITAL CUYAHOGA FLS OH 2,200,391.89 34071453800 AULTMAN HOSPITAL CANTON OH 2,119,927.63 31155640101 ST ANNE MERCY HOSPITAL TOLEDO OH 2,110,972.04 34442821800 FIRELANDS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER SANDUSKY OH 2,037,105.02 34071470400 COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS (EAST) LORAIN OH 1,896,393.50 31121213500 DOCTORS HOSPITAL (NORTH) COLUMBUS OH 1,888,708.89 31053709500 UPPER VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER TROY OH 1,885,954.80 34082744200 PARMA COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL PARMA OH 1,879,350.91 31148094102 GOOD SAMARITAN MEDICAL CENTER ZANESVILLE OH 1,874,378.67 34600391400 ROBINSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RAVENNA OH 1,798,430.98 34071475502 SAINT THOMAS HOSPITAL AKRON OH 1,746,723.18 34071461800 FAIRVIEW GENERAL HOSPITAL CLEVELAND OH 1,731,674.02 34071435701 CHILDRENS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER OF AKRON AKRON OH 1,692,668.59 34073316601 MEDINA GENERAL HOSPITAL MEDINA OH 1,673,933.50 31437944300 ADENA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER CHILLICOTHE OH 1,661,143.31 34146104903 TRUMBULL MEMORIAL HOSP FORUM WARREN OH 1,628,593.08 34154231200 LAKEWOOD HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION LAKEWOOD OH 1,621,567.96 34071461600 MERIDIA EUCLID HOSPITAL EUCLID OH 1,492,164.63 31053853201 MERCY HOSPITAL OF FAIRFIELD FAIRFIELD OH 1,482,768.14 34442879401 FLOWER HOSPITAL SYLVANIA OH 1,443,451.08 31053666200 FORT HAMILTON HUGHES MEMORIAL HOSP HAMILTON OH 1,408,736.22 34071461200 E.M.H. REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ELYRIA OH 1,402,727.38 34071477101 UNION HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION DOVER OH 1,389,497.30 31109159701 MERCY FRANCISCAN HOSPITAL-MT AIRY CINCINNATI OH 1,376,444.11 31053708500 MERCY HOSPITAL ANDERSON CINCINNATI OH 1,249,172.90 34188328401 LIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LIMA OH 1,207,334.84 31053710902 DEACONESS HOSPITAL (CINCINNATI) CINCINNATI OH 1,105,410.19 34189345200 ST. JOHN WEST SHORE HOSPITAL WESTLAKE OH 1,054,380.86 31078568400 MERCY MEDICAL CENTER SPRINGFIELD OH 1,053,017.35 31109159708 MERCY FRANCISCAN HOSITAL CINCINNATI OH 1,039,369.30 61044585000 ST. ELIZABETH MEDICAL CENTER WILLIAMSTOWN KY 1,019,673.06 34081649201 GEAUGA HOSPITAL CHARDON OH 991,696.53 34071453501 SAMARITAN HOSPITAL ASHLAND OH 962,898.01 34184202502 TRINITY MEDICAL CENTER WEST STEUBENVILLE OH 956,678.62 31439179800 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER CAMBRIDGE OH 955,051.70 31148094100 GENESIS HEALTH CARE ZANESVILLE OH 940,516.13 31092957600 KNOX COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MOUNT VERNON OH 919,822.42 31093898600 SYCAMORE HOSPITAL MIAMISBURG OH 913,991.61 31083095500 CLERMONT MERCY HOSPITAL BATAVIA OH 912,030.01 61048644700 ST. LUKE HOSPITAL EAST FORT THOMAS KY 911,541.64 34184085802 BARBERTON CITIZENS HOSPITAL BARBERTON OH 894,058.28 31640248001 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF UNION COUNTY MARYSVILLE OH 887,814.30 34184086000 DOCTORS HOSPITAL OF STARK COUNTY MASSILLON OH 873,145.93 34443084900 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FREMONT OH 871,973.74 31640010300 BERGER HOSPITAL CIRCLEVILLE OH 870,554.75 34136996300 BLANCHARD VALLEY REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER FINDLAY OH 824,244.40 31437951900 LICKING MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NEWARK OH 820,123.23 34443071601 FISHER-TITUS MEDICAL CENTER NORWALK OH 812,395.87 34072608101 ASHTABULA COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER ASHTABULA OH 794,834.45 34127111500 BEDFORD MEDICAL CENTER BEDFORD OH 794,518.36 34071468500 MASSILLON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MASSILLON OH 767,137.99 34444088400 WOOD COUNTY HOSPITAL BOWLING GREEN OH 761,786.71 31072212000 COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD OH 749,470.34 34110138500 MERCER CO. JOINT TWNSHP COMMUNITY HOSPITAL COLDWATER OH 745,330.52 31437950900 MARIETTA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MARIETTA OH 707,185.62 34193454100 DEACONESS HOSPITAL LLC CLEVELAND OH 702,594.48 31437943600 GRADY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DELAWARE OH 698,410.65 34442794400 WILSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SIDNEY OH 697,511.44 31600530700 CLINTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (WILMINGTON) WILMINGTON OH 697,308.81 31437949100 HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER GALLIPOLIS OH 660,659.81 34140725900 MARY RUTAN HOSPITAL BELLEFONTAINE OH 659,370.03 34071458100 ALLIANCE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ALLIANCE OH 644,287.86 34443117400 MERCY HOSPITAL TIFFIN TIFFIN OH 636,251.39 34600312901 WOOSTER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WOOSTER OH 628,423.11 34600262500 EDWIN SHAW HOSPITAL AKRON OH 621,784.78 31147647100 SELECT SPECIALTY HOSPITAL - COLUMBUS (OSU) COLUMBUS OH 615,839.58 34442821400 FULTON COUNTY HEALTH CENTER WAUSEON OH 613,783.93 61135602303 OUR LADY OF BELLEFONTE HOSPITAL ASHLAND KY 603,661.92 34104138500 SALEM COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SALEM OH 601,244.92 31056412101 DAYTON OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL DAYTON OH 582,857.56 31107087700 MARION GENERAL HOSPITAL, INC. MARION OH 581,427.56 31127301200 DRAKE CENTER, INC. CINCINNATI OH 573,763.79 34162377003 CELINA MEDICAL CENTER SAINT MARYS OH 565,530.61 31080943600 GREENE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL XENIA OH 554,816.13 34104866600 COMMUNITY HOSPITALS AND WELLNESS CENTERS BRYAN OH 532,278.54 55035705700 VNA OF MEDICAL PARK WHEELING WV 520,175.97 61044471600 KINGS DAUGHTERS MEDICAL CENTER ASHLAND KY 519,287.65 31073325900 HOCKING VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL LOGAN OH 514,863.44 34071443500 MERIDIA HURON HOSPITAL E CLEVELAND OH 514,473.26 35086808500 PARKVIEW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FORT WAYNE IN 507,700.12 31158176700 HILLSIDE REHABILITATION HOSPITAL WARREN OH 505,361.46 34071445700 EAST OHIO REGIONAL HOSPITAL MARTINS FERRY OH 503,892.55 31640269900 MORROW COUNTY HOSPITAL MOUNT GILEAD OH 501,897.91 55075185700 ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL ATLANTA GA 469,980.13 34071458300 EAST LIVERPOOL CITY HOSPITAL E LIVERPOOL OH 468,616.06 34188313200 BAY PARK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL TOTAL REHAB OREGON OH 458,795.80 31438757700 COSHOCTON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL COSHOCTON OH 445,632.24 34442820500 BELLEVUE HOSPITAL BELLEVUE OH 428,886.80 31600806200 FAYETTE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WSHNGTN CT HS OH 425,325.40 34184814701 INSTITUTE FOR ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY LIMA OH 418,060.57 31165720600 MADISON COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL LONDON OH 410,141.51 34654937100 WADSWORTH-RITTMAN HOSPITAL WADSWORTH OH 407,929.69 25132262600 ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL PITTSBURGH PA 402,781.05 34073313800 DUNLAP MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ORRVILLE OH 397,488.70 34089874500 FOSTORIA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL FOSTORIA OH 390,379.42 34444179200 H.B. MAGRUDER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PORT CLINTON OH 388,613.38 35196374800 LUTHERAN HOSPITAL OF INDIANA FORT WAYNE IN 380,140.10 34071447900 GRACE HOSPITAL CLEVELAND OH 376,471.24 31065028300 TALAWANDA CONVENIENT CARE OXFORD OH 366,472.23 25096557400 SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL PITTSBURGH PA 362,305.05 34188051400 SELECT SPECIALTY HOSPITAL YOUNGSTOWN, INC. YOUNGSTOWN OH 354,960.23 31444695900 O'BLENESS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ATHENS OH 348,735.52 34600404400 JOEL POMERENE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MILLERSBURG OH 338,801.10 25097937700 SHARON REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM SHARON PA 338,666.67 34444530600 ST. FRANCIS HEALTH CARE CENTRE GREEN SPRINGS OH 336,738.84 31162055100 DOCTORS HOSPITAL NELSONVILLE
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