Bob Williams, cardiovascular services supervisor at Fairfield Medical Center, will be awarded the Healthcare Hero Award on Feb. 12 during the Eleventh Annual Heroes Breakfast at the Eagles Event Center in Lancaster.

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St. Vincent de Paul School in Mount Vernon, Ohio recently became the first parochial school in the nation to receive the Heart Safe School Accreditation.

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Fairfield Federal Savings and Loan recently was presented with the Heart Safe Business Accreditation, a project of the Snider Community Heart Watch at Fairfield Medical Center.

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Heritage Elementary has become the fourth school in Pickerington to receive the Heart Safe School Accreditation.

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The Fairfield Medical Center Emergency Department recently donated an adaptor to the Hocking Township Fire Department so its EMS crew can successfully transmit EKGs to the hospital.

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Nearly 200 people attended the Seventh Annual Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndromes (SADS) International Conference in Columbus on Nov. 1-3.

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Fairfield Medical Center and the Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndromes (SADS) Foundation have presented three Pickerington schools – Harmon Middle School, Pickerington Elementary and Violet Elementary – with the Heart Safe School Accreditation.

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On Aug. 21, Mr. Dale Clements received the Life Saver Award for his efforts in saving the life of a sudden cardiac arrest patient on behalf of the Snider Community Heart Watch, along with the Gordon B. Snider Cardiovascular Institute.

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Fairfield Medical Center is proud to introduce a new 8-week cumulative nutrition program helping participants change everyday behaviors to achieve and maintain a healthy weight and lifestyle for life! Read More

The Snider Community Heart Watch, along with the Fairfield Medical Center Gordon B. Snider Cardiovascular Institute, sponsored free Hands On Practical Experience Training (HOPE) on Aug. 14, 2013 to the Lancaster High School (LHS) Football team, which consisted of 73 players.

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