BVH women & children’s center moving
Obstetric and gynecological services of the Blanchard Valley Hospital Women & Children’s Center will be provided at a new location beginning Dec. 10.
The new location, 301 West Wallace Street, Findlay, will be known as the Neil and Laura Clark Women & Children’s Center.
The Neil and Laura Clark Women & Children’s Center has been made possible thanks to a recent donation from Neil and Laura Clark to support obstetrics and gynecology care at Blanchard Valley Hospital.
A former medical office, the new Neil and Laura Clark Women & Children’s Center has been renovated and designed for OB/GYN services. The office features a comfortable waiting area, several advanced exam and procedure rooms and private ultrasound rooms.
OB/GYN care at the Center is provided by Dr. Miguel Jordan, Dr. George Abate, Dr. Allison Westcott, Dr. Kimberlee Perkins and Certified Nurse Practitioner Teresa Jones.
The Neil and Laura Clark Women & Children’s Center is accepting new patients. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 419-424-0180.
Pediatric services of the Women & Children’s Center will now be provided at The Family Center, 1800 N. Blanchard Street, Findlay.
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