Harvest Ball 2011
Thank you Harvest Ball sponsors, guests and donors
Mercy Service League held its 2011 Harvest Ball on Saturday, October 15, in the Canton Memorial Civic Center's McKinley Room. Albert T. Domingo, M.S., M.D., president of Mercy Medical Center's medical staff, served as honorary physician chair of this highly anticipated event to benefit Mercy’s emergency department (E.D.) renovation and expansion. Linda Ganser and Michelle Johnson served as Service League co-chairs.
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Mercy Medical Center Medical Staff |
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Baker & Hostetler LLP |
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Paul & Carol David Foundation |
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Sisters of Charity Health System |
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Stark County Anesthesia, Inc. |
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Stark County Emergency Physicians |
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The Repository |
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Tzangas, Plakas, Mannos & Raies Ltd. |
Pulmonology and Critical Care Physicians, Inc.
Signet Development, Ltd.
Albert T. Domingo, M.S., M.D., Inc.
Altercare Centers for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care, Inc.
Black, McCuskey, Souers & Arbaugh, LPA
Community Health Care, Inc.
Diebold, Incorporated
Kenan Advantage Group
Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths & Dougherty Co., L.P.A.
Mutual Health Services
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton
WRL Advertising, Inc.
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An Impressive List Of "Firsts"
WORLD'S FIRST:
Angioplasty in an emergency department
NATION'S FIRST:
Accredited Chest Pain Center
Cardiac catheterization in a community hospital
ER use of cardiopulmonary bypass to resuscitate victims of heart attack
Transseptal valvuloplasty on a mitral valve with surgically implanted Carpentier ring
OHIO'S FIRST:
Drug-eluting stent angioplasty
Minimally invasive coronary bypass performed
Biventricular Internal Cardiac Defibrillator Implant
Accredited Heart Failure Institute
STARK'S FIRST:
Chest Pain Center certified for angioplasty 24/7
Transseptal mitral valvuloplasty
Intracoronary ultrasound
Percutaneous aortic balloon valvuloplasty
Unprotected left main coronary stent
Radial stent coronary angioplasty
Akron/Canton's first gamma brachytherapy
Accredited Cardiac Rehab Program
Mercy Medical Center Cardiovascular Milestones:
A History of Pioneering Excellence in Heart Care (click to view)
Mercy Heart Center commits the very finest medical resources to caring for its heart patients. Doctors and healthcare teams are leaders in cardiovascular treatment, distinguished not only by their skill, experience and knowledge, but by their excellent track record in helping patients return to active and productive lives.
Mercy has helped pioneer some of the nation’s most innovative heart procedures and was the first hospital in Northeast Ohio to perform Minimally Invasive Direct Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery, a “closed-chest” procedure, which postpones or eliminates the need for open-heart surgery.
Mercy Heart Center medical staff performed this area’s first hybrid revascularization, which combines the da Vinci© robotic single-vessel small thoracotomy (SVST) procedure with angioplasty.
Mercy Emergency Chest Pain Center (ECPC) became America’s first chest pain center to become fully accredited by the Society of Chest Pain Centers. The ECPC is home to a Cardiac Catheterization Lab within Mercy’s Emergency Department, where a Mercy cardiologist was the first in the world to perform an angioplasty inside an emergency department. Studies show that angioplasty, performed within 90 minutes of arrival to the emergency department, is the best way to save the life of a patient experiencing a heart attack. With the area’s only emergency department cath lab, Mercy has the capabilities to dramatically reduce the time between heart attack and lifesaving angioplasty.
Try our Heart Attack Risk Calculator and, if you have any questions, please contact us at HeartCenter@CantonMercy.org.
Mercy Heart Center on the Air
Tony Joseph, M.D., President, The Healthcare Accreditation Colloquium was featured on the Ron Ponder Show - News-Talk 1480 WHBC (February 2012) - Click Here to Listen
2011 - Mercy Heart Center reaccredited as a Heart Failure Institute by the Healthcare Accreditation Colloquium.
