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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Akron
Regional Hospital Association (ARHA) is to work on behalf of its
hospitals through:
Coordination of services that
assist hospitals in meeting and improving the Health care needs
of the communities they serve. These services include:
Advocacy and Representation
Policy Development
Communication and Information
Education
Research and Data
BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
The ARHA Board
of Trustees is
comprised of the
CEO from each
member health
system or
hospital.
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Thomas Whelan (Chair)
President
Lodi
Community Hospital
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Thomas DeBord
President
Summa Barberton & Wadsworth Rittman Hospitals
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Thomas E. Cecconi (Past Chair)
President and CEO
Mercy Medical Center
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Dawne Wheeler
Interim CEO
Select/Regency Hospitals: Select Canton
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Edward Roth (Vice Chair)
President and CEO
Aultman Hospital
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Vincent McCorkle
President and CEO
Akron General Health System
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Kimberly Thomas (Secretary/Treasurer)
CEO
Select/Regency Hospitals: Select Akron
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Dr. Robert Kent
CEO
Summa Western Reserve Hospital
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Ronald L. Bierman
President and CEO
Affinity Medical Center
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Timothy Rolsen
CEO
Select/Regency Hospitals: Regency Barberton & Ravenna
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Invited Guest:
Jim Castle
President and CEO
Ohio Hospital Association
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Robert Stall
President
Medina Hospital – a Cleveland Clinic hospital
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Stephen Colecchi
President and CEO
Robinson Memorial Hospital
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Thomas J. Strauss
President and CEO
Summa Health System
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William Considine
President and CEO
Akron Children’s Hospital
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Jackie Toth
President and CEO
Acute Care Specialty Hospital at Aultman
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*Ohio
Hospital Association:
ARHA and the Ohio Hospital Association have a formal
relationship. This has proven to be a very valuable
relationship among our joint member hospitals. The OHA
staff serves as an exemplary resource for ARHA and its members
regarding national, statewide and other issues/initiatives
affecting hospitals. The OHA and ARHA Presidents attend
one another’s Board meetings and serve as liaisons among the two
hospital associations.
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