Mercy Health will use the funds to implement telehealth services at several locations, allowing patients to receive care remotely and providers to collaborate on complex medical decisions.
Mercy Health expects to offer telehealth services at the following locations early next year:
• Mercy Health-Adams County Family Medicine in Seaman, Ohio.
• Mercy Health-Georgetown (Ohio) Family Medicine.
• Mercy Health-Mt. Orab (Ohio) Family Medicine.
• Mercy Health-Sardinia (Ohio) Family Medicine.
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