Wood County Hospital

As WCH celebrates 75 years, we’re honoring our legacy and what comes next. After 30 years of leadership, Stan Korducki will step down as WCH President on Dec. 31. Tom Bialorucki will become President on Jan. 1, 2027, continuing a tradition of care. bit.ly/4yTYrXG

Just in time for Halloween! 🎃 Baby Easton arrived at the WCH Family Birthing Center on Oct. 27 and celebrated the season in a handmade pumpkin hat. All October babies received a “Cutest Little Pumpkin” sleep sack.

Spooky season is for scares, not sick days. 🎃 A flu shot can lower your risk of illness and ease symptoms if you get sick. Schedule with a Wood County Hospital primary care provider or walk in at Falcon Health Center Urgent Care.

Our history comes to life through the people who lived it. 💚 Retired employees and volunteers shared memories of their time at Wood County Hospital, from lasting friendships to the ways care has changed over the years. Some of them are pretty crazy. Here is what they shared.

A measles case was confirmed in Bowling Green, Ohio, on Sept. 29. What does that mean for you? Learn about symptoms, what to do after a possible exposure and how to check your vaccination status. ➡️ Read more: woodcountyhospital.org/news/…

See what’s happening at Wood County Hospital this October. 🎃🍂 Get more details at WoodCountyHospital.org.

Mark G., Director of Information Services, says the opening of the Patient Towers in 2010 was a major milestone for Wood County Hospital. The added space expanded patient care and brought in new technology— supported behind the scenes by our Information Services team.

“It’s just a positive culture, and it just speaks loudly to the patients when they come in that we really are here for them.” Director of Rehab Services, Deb Butler, shares how it’s the people and culture at Wood County Hospital that make it special. 💚

Achy joints? Brain fog? Trouble sleeping? These symptoms may not seem connected, but perimenopause could be the cause. Dr. John Roost, OB/GYN with Women’s Care of Wood County, shares when it may be time to talk with your doctor. 🎧 Full episode here: youtu.be/0NIxUP5Yiag

“It’s our neighbors we take care of.” 💚 Liz Foreman, VP of Human Resources & Compliance Officer, shares what makes the culture at WCH so special. From caring for our patients to supporting our staff, we’re committed to creating an environment where everyone feels valued.

See what’s happening at Wood County Hospital this September. Get more details at WoodCountyHospital.org.

A new little lamb has joined the flock! 🐑💙 Welcome, baby Everett, born Aug. 17 at 7 lbs., 10 oz. and 20 inches long. He received a handmade sheep hat for fair season and a WCH “Mama’s Milk” onesie for National Breastfeeding Month. Congratulations to his family!

Stomach pain is common, but when does it signal something more serious? With so many possible causes and symptoms, it can be difficult to know when abdominal pain requires medical attention. Dr. David Kim, general surgeon, shares more insight here ⬇️ woodcountyhospital.org/news/…

PMOS? PCOS? You may have heard both terms—but what do they mean? Dr. Nitisha Mutgi, OB/GYN, explains the condition in under a minute. Want to learn more? Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/6y2G5ZrqzkQ

August is full of events at Wood County Hospital. See what’s coming up and get more details at WoodCountyHospital.org.

Proud to be in the top 5% nationwide for patient experience. WCH has earned the Healthgrades 2026 Outstanding Patient Experience Award (5 years in a row), along with Patient Safety Excellence & 5-star heart failure care. These recognitions reflect what matters most, our patients.

Don’t let a summer injury slow you down. Our Urgent Care staff at Falcon Health Center shares where to go to get the best care to help you feel better and get back to enjoying your summer! ☀️🩼

You don’t have to travel far for nationally recgonized wound care. Our Wound Healing Center has earned two national honors from Healogics, the nation’s leading provider of advanced wound care. See what this means for you ⬇️ woodcountyhospital.org/news/…

DYK? Your appetite can dip in the heat as your body focuses on cooling down rather than digestion. Light, plant-forward meals can help you stay energized and hydrated in the summer heat. Think tomatoes, cucumbers, leafy greens and berries when the days are warm. #HealthyMonday

Surgery can feel overwhelming, but knowing what to expect can help. In this episode of Behind the Red Line, Dr. David Kim, general surgeon, walks through what happens from registration to the operating room and the many team members involved in your care.