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Mary Rutan Hospital

"Progressive quality health care with a personal touch"

Mary Rutan Hospital (MRH) is a small-town community hospital located in Logan County, a county of approximately 40,000 people, approximately one hour northwest of Columbus. MRH is unique in several respects:

• The hospital has two full-time cardiologists and a well developed cardiology service with a 7-bed ICU; a cardiac catheterization and interventional peripheral vascular lab, a comprehensive noninvasive lab including nuclear cardiology, echocardiography, and pacemaker monitoring; and a solid cardiopulmonary rehabilitation program.
• The Family Birth Center is organized around single-room maternity care, providing mother-baby nursing, the option of low-intervention care, and a family orientation. Family physicians, obstetricians, and a midwife attend approximately 550 births yearly in a truly collegial and collaborative atmosphere.
• The outpatient component of the hospital has an active endoscopy suite and sleep laboratory, and hosts clinics by visiting specialists in pulmonology, nephrology, occupational medicine, sleep medicine, neurosurgery, vascular surgery, and otorhinolaryngology. A 16-unit dialysis facility, an imaging center with mammography and MRI, an integrated Rehabilitation Center, a Regional Cancer Center for medical and radiation oncology, and physician offices complete the hospital campus.
• MRH has had a long-standing relationship with The Ohio State University Hospital and was the flagship hospital for the Ohio State Health Network.
• MRH is home to one of the oldest hospital based Bioethics Committees in Ohio, established in 1985 by a family physician on staff. This committee has received state-wide recognition for its educational efforts, including an award from Lifeline of Ohio Organ Procurement Program for its efforts in promoting organ donation, including presentations in the schools and periodic regional bioethics conferences.
• The hospital is a regional educational resource for ACLS provider and instructor training and sponsors a yearly regional cardiac symposium. The hospital’s central location makes it a prime site for training students in Pharmacy (Ohio Northern University in Ada), Respiratory Therapy (St. Rita’s Medical Center in Lima), and licensed practical nursing (Hi Point Joint Vocational School).

For a copy of the 2008 Annual Report, click here:
http://www.maryrutan.org/OurNews/AnnualReport.aspx