Fulton County Health Center (FCHC) is a non-profit healthcare organization located in Wauseon, Ohio. Established in 1973, it serves as the primary healthcare provider for Fulton County and surrounding communities. The medical center operates as a 25-bed critical access hospital and offers a comprehensive range of medical services. The facility provides emergency care, surgical services, rehabilitation, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, and specialty clinics. FCHC also maintains several outpatient facilities and operates a long-term care unit known as the Fulton Manor, which provides skilled nursing and rehabilitation services. The health center employs over 500 healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, and support staff. It has established partnerships with larger regional medical centers to ensure patients have access to specialized care when needed. FCHC is accredited by The Joint Commission and participates in Medicare and Medicaid programs. As a community-focused organization, Fulton County Health Center offers various health education programs and preventive care services. The center regularly conducts health screenings, wellness programs, and community outreach initiatives. It operates under a board of directors comprised of community members and healthcare professionals who oversee its operations and strategic direction.