Morrow Family Health Center

04/13/2026

Looking for a Primary Care Provider you can trust? 🩺
At Morrow Family Health Center we’ve got your medical needs covered in a convenient, affordable place! From wellness and preventive care, check-ups & physicals to short-term sick care and long-term disease management we’re here for you and your family at every stage of health.

Dr. Clark and Sarah Rice are accepting New Patients!
Peep Dino who is always here to help and looks forward to meeting our new patients!

04/06/2026

💉Adolescent Immunization Action Week! 💉

This reminds us of the important role vaccination plays in helping protect teens from vaccine-preventable diseases.

04/03/2026

Did you know we offer primary care appointments?
At Morrow Family Health Center, we provide:
✔ Annual physicals
✔ Chronic disease management
✔ Sick visits
✔ Medication refills
✔ Preventive care for patients of all ages
If you need a primary care provider, give us a call at 419-751-9010 and let us connect you to the care you need to live your best life.

04/01/2026

✨Working Together for Second Chances! ✨

On Monday, members of our coalition—representing community leaders, service providers, and dedicated advocates—stood alongside our commissioners as they officially proclaimed April 2026 as Second Chance Month. 🕊️

This proclamation is a vital call to bring awareness to the importance of supporting our neighbors as they navigate the journey home. We know that reentry is a critical phase in building a safer, healthier Morrow County. We invite you to learn more as we breakdown harmful myths throughout the month of April.

A huge thank you to the Morrow County Commissioners for their leadership and to all our coalition partners who work tirelessly every day to turn "second chances" into "new beginnings."

Together, we can foster a community that believes in redemption and supports the path to a productive future.

03/19/2026

03/06/2026

Happy National Dentist Day!!

National Dentist Day is the time to celebrate and appreciate the hard work and dedication for all the dentists, especially ours, who strive to keep our teeth healthy and our smiles bright. Dentists play a vital role in our overall health and well-being, as oral health is connected to our overall health in many ways.

02/28/2026

🦷 Happy National Tooth Fairy Day! 🦷

Today we celebrate the magic of the Tooth Fairy and the joy of those childhood memories! 🧚 🧚🏼‍♀️
Remember to brush, floss, and keep those smiles shining bright.

02/23/2026

Dental pain is bad enough on it's own, let alone the unexpected dental cost! Did you know that we have an income based discount on dental services? Call 419-946-3856 to find out if you qualify!

02/19/2026

Join us and many other organizations at our upcoming Resource Fair and discover many helpful services, exciting opportunities, and community connections! Whether you're looking for support, resources, or just want to learn more about what’s available — this event is for YOU!
Bring your friends, family, and neighbors. We can't wait to see you there!

We hope you can join us for our 3rd annual Resource Fair!!

02/12/2026

🦷Here are some facts about your child's early dental health:
- Baby teeth begin to fall out around age 6 but some are present until age 12!
-Thumb sucking and pacifiers aren’t problems. If these activities persist after age 3, however, consult your dentist.
-Dentists recommend cleaning a baby’s gums with a clean damp cloth after every feeding and brushing with a ‘smear’ or rice-sized dab of fluoride toothpaste after the first tooth appears. After age 3, a pea-size amount is recommended. Parents should supervise brushing until age 6 or longer.
-Kids should brush twice a day, just like adults, using toothpaste with the ADA Seal of Acceptance.
-Tooth decay is by far the most common oral childhood disease. You can minimize the chances your child will develop cavities or tooth decay. Provide only clean pacifiers; don’t dip them in sugar. Don’t lick a child’s spoon or pacifier to clean them—bacteria that lives in adult saliva can cause cavities in children. Don’t put juice or soda in a child’s bottle, and don’t put a child to bed with a bottle containing anything other than water. Also remember to limit sugary foods, juices, sports drinks.
-Dentists recommend that you bring your child in for his or her first check-up within six months of the appearance of the first tooth, and no later than the first birthday.

02/06/2026

♥️♥️American Heart Month is observed every February to raise awareness about heart disease and promote heart-healthy lifestyles. It encourages people to adopt healthier habits, get regular check-ups, and support cardiovascular health initiatives.