OhioHealth hospital board, county end legal fight

Morrow County Hospital, part of Columbus-based OhioHealth, reached an agreement with county commissioners to drop pending litigation around open meetings and public records requests, according to The Columbus Dispatch

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The hospital board and Morrow County Commissioners agreed to drop legal action in exchange for the creation of a seven-member citizens review panel. The Marrow County Health Initiative Citizens Advisory Group will make future recommendations to the hospital board and commissioners, but won’t have any decision-making authority. 

Pending litigation centered around accusations of failure to follow open meetings and public record requests, according to The Columbus Dispatch

Mount Gilead, Ohio-based Morrow County Hospital is a county-owned hospital. 

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