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Mercy Health St. Joseph Warren Hospital

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Mercy Health St Joseph Warren
Mercy Health
Geography
Location Warren, Ohio, United States
Coordinates 41°14′16″N 80°49′06″W / 41.2378°N 80.8184°W
Organization
Religious affiliation Catholic
Network Mercy Health
Services
Emergency department Yes
Beds 137
Helipads
Helipad Yes
History
Former name St. Joseph Riverside Hospital
Opened 1924
Links
Website mercy.com/Hospital
Lists Hospitals in Ohio

Mercy Health — St. Joseph Warren Hospital is a 137-bed non-profit hospital in Warren, Ohio. It is owned and operated by Mercy Health.[1]

History

Mercy Health — St. Joseph Warren Hospital was founded in 1924 when Dr. Chester Waller entrusted Riverside Hospital to the Sisters of the Humility of Mary. Initially named St. Joseph Riverside Hospital, it was located on Tod Avenue NW. The hospital was renamed and relocated to Eastland Avenue SE, where it continues to serve the community. In 2024, the hospital celebrated its 100th anniversary.[2]

Facilities

Mercy Health — St. Joseph Warren Hospital offers a range of primary care and extensive diagnostic and therapeutic outpatient services. It features the area's most innovative emergency department and comprehensive cancer center. The hospital is home to Trumbull County's most advanced surgical suites with the latest technology and built to today's design standards. Additionally, the hospital has an innovative Healing Garden.[3]

The hospital employs more than 900 people in medical, professional and service roles.[4]

Healthcare Services

Mercy Health — St. Joseph Warren Hospital provides a wide range of medical and surgical services, including cancer care, diabetes management, cardiology, maternity care, surgical weight loss solutions, robotic surgery, trauma and wound care, and rehabilitation. The hospital is the first verified Level III trauma center in Trumbull County.[1] and part of the only regional trauma network which includes a Level I Trauma Center at St. Elizabeth in Youngstown.[5]

Mercy Health

The hospital is one of three in the Mahoning Valley operated by Mercy Health. The other two are Mercy Health — St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital near downtown and Mercy Health — St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital on Market Street in Boardman. There also are dozens of satellite locations, free-standing clinics and doctor’s offices under the Mercy Health-Youngstown umbrella.[6]

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