Richmond Heights Mayor Kim Thomas and Richmond Heights Fire Chief Marc Neumann say residents will continue to receive top-quality medical care.
, come Aug. 12, will no longer provide inpatient and emergency services or surgeries at its UH Richmond Medical Center will hurt the city’s tax base.
But Mayor Kim Thomas and Fire Chief Marc Neumann say it won’t necessarily have an impact on the level of medical care available to residents. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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