Temporary parking, drop off changes in front of hospital

Traffice pattern changes at ACMC remain in effect. Rogers Place is permanently closed to traffic due to construction. All access to parking in front of the hospital will be from Lake Avenue. Patient drop-off/pick-upis temporarily moved to under the cement canopy of the old main hospital entrance. Patients will continue to enter through the doors of the Medical Office Building (The Ashtabula Clinic). Vehicles will follow a one-way (south-to-north) traffic pattern to exit the patient drop-off/pick-up location. The hospital remains open, and all services are available. For patient convenience, we also offer services such as lab services at our family health centers in Ashtabula, Conneaut, Geneva, Jefferson and Orwell; X-ray is available at the family health centers in Ashtabula, Conneaut and Jefferson; and ultrasound is also available at the family health center in Ashtabula.

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Interim President announced at ACMC

Leonard Stepp, Jr., has been named interim president of the Ashtabula County Medical Center Healthcare System (ACMC). Stepp was a member of the executive team at ACMC from 2011 to 2019, having served initially as the Vice President of The Ashtabula Clinic, the hospital’s multi-specialty group provider practice. While at ACMC, he was named Vice President of Health System Advancement and then Senior Vice President of Administration.

Interim President announced at ACMC

ACMC welcomes two orthopaedic providers

Ashtabula County Medical Center is pleased to welcome two orthopaedic providers who specialize in diagnosing and treating a wide variety of conditions that affect the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles that make up the musculoskeletal system - Philip Stickney, MD, and Michelle Hagan, PA-C. Dr. Stickney is experienced in treating common orthopaedic issues such as joint pain, hip and knee injuries, and replacements, back and neck pain, fractures, and tendon injuries. He also cares for patients with peripheral nerve issues, arthritis, rotator cuff, and shoulder injuries. Ms. Hagan has experience with pre- and post-operative exams and visits, small joint injections, casting, and splinting. To schedule an appointment, please call 440-997-6910.

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Lab services at Family Health Centers

For your convenience, ACMC lab services are available at our Family Health Centers in Ashtabula, Conneaut, Geneva, Jefferson, and Orwell. Lab services are provided on a walk-in basis. Click here for hours of operation.

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Advancing Healthcare

Patients and visitors are seeing plenty of changes at ACMC’s main campus as construction has begun on our new 115,000 square foot Patient Care Tower. Set to open in early 2024, the Patient Care Tower features 55 new private patient rooms, 24 new Emergency Department rooms, five new operating rooms, new space for ACMC’s Wound Healing Center, and more. The new tower demonstrates our commitment to continue to advance healthcare in Ashtabula County for decades to come. During the construction period, patients and visitors may experience parking or access restrictions. We apologize for the disruption and inconvenience caused by the construction.

https://www.acmchealth.org/pulse/issues/summer-2022/advancing-healthcare-today-and-tomorrow/