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10/28/2026

Due to last week's cybersecurity incident, lab results cannot currently be accessed through MyChart. However, patients who have had testing completed through Quest Diagnostics can still view their results on the Quest website.

To access your results, visit this link (https://myquest.questdiagnostics.com/web/home) and log in to your account. If you do not already have an account, you will need to create one.

If your lab was performed at a UH Specialty Lab or while you were an inpatient, those results will only be available in MyChart or through your doctor.

We apologize for the inconvenience this is causing. For more information, please visit our cybersecurity incident page: https://www.uhhospitals.org/cybersecurity-incident

10/27/2026

As University Hospitals continues to address a cybersecurity incident, the vast majority of appointments and procedures are continuing as normal. Unless you hear from your doctor or care team, please plan to attend your appointment or procedure as scheduled.

MyChart remains unavailable but our teams are working around the clock to restore access. In the meantime, we are calling patients with appointment reminders.

Our apologies to our patients, caregivers and community for the inconvenience this is causing. We appreciate your patience and understanding.

10/21/2026

Sudden changes in temperature can be dangerous for older adults and those with heart disease. Here’s why and how to stay safe.

Sudden temperature swings can be dangerous for some people, including older adults and people with heart disease.

10/21/2026

Which is healthier for you: coffee or tea? Here’s how they compare.

Both coffee and tea have numerous benefits and can lower the risk of chronic diseases. But is one healthier than the other?

10/20/2026

People often blame cold weather or an impending storm for their increased joint pain. But are they really connected? Here’s how weather affects joints.

People often blame cold weather or an impending storm for their increased joint pain. Are the two connected? And if so, what’s really causing the pain?

10/20/2026

Proponents of beef tallow say it works wonders in the body and on the skin – but is there evidence to back up the hype? Here’s what experts say.

Proponents of beef tallow say it works wonders in the body and on the skin – but does the hype stand up to the science?

10/19/2026

People often blame cold weather or an impending storm for their increased joint pain. But are the two really connected? Learn how weather affects joints.

The risk of dementia increases to three times for those with moderate hearing loss and five times for those with severe impairment.

10/19/2026

Is it true that most people survive getting struck by lightning? Here’s what the data shows.

Most people hit by lightning survive, but they often suffer devastating injuries. The best survival strategy is to avoid being exposed in the first place.

10/17/2026

At age 41, Luke Williams was diagnosed with colorectal cancer that had spread to his liver and lungs. Together with his UH Seidman Cancer Center team, Luke was determined to fight the disease – without sacrificing his quality of life.

Four years later, Luke is doing well and coaching his daughter in softball.

This Sunday, Luke will ring the survivorship bell at the Cleveland Browns Crucial Catch game. Whether you are in the stadium or watching elsewhere, join us this weekend in recognizing Luke, every cancer patient and survivor, and the importance of early detection.

10/16/2026

University Hospitals is proud to have presented the 5th Annual Future Shades in Medicine Youth & Young Adult Career Expo. Hosted at Huntington Bank Field, this free annual event inspires, educates and empowers the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Nearly 1,000 attendees participated in this year's event, exploring the world of medicine through immersive brain surgery, childbirth and virtual reality simulations. Participants also had the opportunity to connect with UH physicians and healthcare professionals, community leaders including U.S. Congresswoman Shontel Brown, recruiters, medical students and career pathway experts.

Programming for parents and guardians provided guidance on education and healthcare career pathways, as well as connections to resources including Medicaid, SNAP, healthcare services and employment opportunities.

“At University Hospitals, we believe talent exists in every community,” says Celina Cunanan, MSN, APRN-CNM, UH Chief Health Impact Officer. “Our responsibility is to help create access, exposure and opportunity so that every young person can see themselves in a healthcare career and understand the pathways available to get there.”

Address

32800 Lorain Road, Suite 1600
North Ridgeville, OH
44039

Telephone

(440) 406-5550

Website

https://www.uhhospitals.org/locations/uh-north-ridgeville-health-center/services/emergency-room?utm_campaign=UH_North_Ri

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