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Jeani Shopel, Juanita Spangler and Susan Lane.
Grateful Hearts of Patients

When FMC staff member Susan Lane stepped in to help Jeani Shopel and her mother, Juanita Spangler, navigate a difficult situation, Jeani knew a simple “thank you” wasn’t nearly enough to show her appreciation.

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Lancaster banks donate AEDs to nonprofit groups
Local Banks Donate AEDs to Fairfield Co. Non-Profits

Three local banks – Fairfield Federal Savings & Loan, Friendly Bremen Banking Center and Park National Bank – donated a total of 30 AEDs to non-profit organizations in Fairfield County.

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Dr. Avneet Singh discusses a model of the lungs with a patient
Lung Cancer Screenings Save Lives

Lung cancer is the deadliest type of cancer in the United States, and often has the lowest screening rates compared to any other type of cancer. Early detection saves lives.

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Understanding Individual Therapy

At Fairfield Healthcare Professionals Psychiatry & Health Psychology, we understand that health goes beyond the physical body. Individual therapy is just one way our team of experts work to get you back to feeling your best.

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Our Impact

As the philanthropic branch of Fairfield Medical Center, our Foundation plays a vital role in expanding access to excellent medical care and wellness programs throughout our region.

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Pancreatic Cancer patient, Michael Parrish, along with his wife Deborah and caregivers Rhesa Guess and Holly Griffith
Grateful Patient

Did you or a loved one receive exceptional care at one of our facilities? We would love to hear your story. The Grateful Patient & Family Program is a meaningful way to celebrate the extraordinary care you or your loved one received while at Fairfield Medical Center.

 

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Surviving Cardiac Arrest - Patient Reunion
Surviving Cardiac Arrest – A Heartfelt Patient Reunion

The Beat Goes On is an event that connects survivors of major cardiac events with the first responders and the Fairfield Medical Center team members who cared for them in their time of critical need. This is the third year FMC has hosted this celebration, which highlights the gift of second chances, the joy of new milestones and the long-lasting bonds that caregivers form with patients and their families. On March 6, five cardiac arrest and critically ill heart patients – along with their biggest supporters – attended the reunion to reconnect with the people who were there for them at the worst time of their lives.

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Healthy Habits: 5 Tips to Battle Holiday Weight Gain

Guest Columnist Olivia Clevenger, RD, LD, CNSC, Nutrition Therapy, gives us five tips to battle weight gain while still indulging in some seasonal favorites.

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Robotic-Assisted Surgery

Robotic-assisted surgery combines technology and skill to perform procedures using a minimally invasive approach.

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Urgent Care vs. Emergency Care

Illness and injury can strike at any moment, and sometimes it can be difficult to determine where you should go for care when symptoms become a concern and your primary care provider is unable to see you right away.

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Up With the Sun: Becoming a Morning Person

You may think your inability to wake up early is due to the fact that you’re not a “morning person.” Luckily, that’s not true – anyone can become an earlier riser. The secret to getting a good night’s sleep has a lot to do with understanding your circadian rhythm, or “body clock.”

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Winter culprits and ailments can include respiratory illness, seasonal affective disorder, dry, itchy skin and more. Are you ready?
Cold Weather Culprits: Dealing with Winter Ailments

Ohio is known for its bitterly cold winters and the many health culprits that can come along with it. Here are a few ways you can protect yourself and stay safe and healthy when Old Man Winter makes his annual appearance. 

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FMC Temporarily Relocates Services Following Damage From Recent Flooding

Several Fairfield Medical Center offices that were impacted by flood damage over the weekend have been temporarily relocated to ensure that patients can continue to receive these services without interruption. The impacted offices were all located in FMC’s Main Street Lancaster location in the Kroger shopping plaza off East Main Street. FMC’s Main Campus, located adjacent to these offices, remains open and was not impacted by the flooding.

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FMC and YMCA employees responded to Avive alert to help neighbor in need
Community Heroes Answer the Call: Neighbors Saving Neighbors Program

On Wednesday, Aug. 20, a remarkable display of community teamwork unfolded when members of Fairfield Medical Center and local resident Lydia Fratta, a staff member at the Family YMCA of Lancaster and Fairfield County, leapt into action to aid a neighbor in distress. Their swift response was powered by the innovative Avive AED (automated external defibrillator) system, which connects in real-time with emergency dispatch to alert nearby devices and trained users of a possible cardiac arrest.

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Past, Present and Future - The Evolution of Biomarker Testing
Tammy’s Story

Looking back on her cancer journey, Tammy Drobina is thankful she followed through on that initial mammogram, and thankful for the team at Fairfield Medical Center who continues to stand beside her every step of the way.

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Staff Spotlight January 2026

Hospitalists are vital components to the patient experience, not only because they work in the hospital full-time and know every unit and specialist, but they remain with the patient from the moment they are admitted to the day they are discharged.

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Louanne’s Story

When Louanne Burns began experiencing difficulty swallowing, she found answers – and solutions – at the Fairfield Medical Heartburn Center.

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Laura Walters Donates Lifesaving Stem Cells to Cancer Patient
The Perfect Match: Endoscopy Nurse Donates Lifesaving Stem Cells to Cancer Patient in Need

In 2017, Laura Walters was asked if she wanted to do a simple cheek swab for DKMS, an international registry that connects stem cell donors with patients who need a transplant. After agreeing to the swab, Laura – a nursing student at the time – was told that her chance of matching with someone were less than 1 percent; however, if they did find a match, she could end up saving that person’s life.

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Grateful Patient Legendary Recognizing Caregivers
Grateful Patient Legendary Recognizing Caregivers