Fisher-Titus Medical Center serves Norwalk and Huron County and surrounding communities with the latest medical advancements. FTMC’s 49.5-acre campus provides the area's residents a full continuum of care that includes Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital (licensed 99-bed acute care facility), a Level 3 Trauma Center, Norwalk Memorial Home, The Carriage House of Fisher-Titus, and a Home Health Center.

Recent additional projects include the Snyder/White Heart & Vascular Center, which provides area residents with a one-stop location for all heart and vascular services right here in Huron County. Fisher Titus Medical Center's Interventional Pain Management Program opened in 2009, as well as a Wound Care Program in August 2009, adding jobs and a new service line.

As a local, independently owned community hospital, Fisher-Titus is committed to offering patients the most advanced technology and medical treatment possible while providing the highest level of personal care.

In April 2010, Fisher-Titus Medical Center and Magruder Hospital became two of the first all-digital Cerner "smart" hospitals in the world after implementing a fully integrated electronic health record system and interactive technology in "smart" patient rooms.

Medical Staff
More than 84 area physicians representing 35 specialties are members of FTMC's medical staff.

Employees
FTMC is the largest employer in the Norwalk area with approximately 1000 employees.

Most Recent Achievements:

• Fisher‐Titus Medical Center was named one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Healthcare in the United State by Modern Healthcare Magazine for the second consecutive year. Fisher‐Titus was the only Ohio hospital to have earned this award two years in a row.
• Fisher‐Titus also was honored with the HealthGrades distinctive Outstanding Patient Experience Award for exemplary service to patients two years in a row (2009‐2010). The nation’s leading independent health‐care ratings firm, HealthGrades, ranked FTMC in the top 10% of all hospitals in the US in this category.

History
FTMC's beginnings date back to 1916 when the 38-bed Norwalk Memorial Hospital opened its doors on Norwalk's West Main Street. Years later, when the hospital had outgrown its space, William A. Fisher and his wife Lura Titus-Fisher challenged the Norwalk community to raise funds to build a new hospital on the south side of town. The Fishers donated $1.2 million toward the effort and Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital opened in 1957 at 272 Benedict Avenue. William Fisher and his brothers went on to form Body by Fisher - now known as General Motor.

Skilled Nursing Facilities
The Norwalk area also has a number of exceptional skilled nursing facilities for care of the Elderly: Fisher-Titus, Gaymont Nursing Center, and Twilight Gardens Home.