Aultman Orrville Hospital

What Aultman Orrville Hospital does

Aultman Orrville Hospital (AOH) is a private, non-profit Critical Access Hospital located at 832 South Main Street in Orrville, Ohio, operating as a subsidiary of Aultman Health Foundation since a 2012 merger that rebranded the facility from Dunlap Community Hospital. Originally founded in 1951, the hospital serves the residents of Orrville and Wayne County through a Level 1 obstetrics unit (Family Birth Center with nine beds), a board-certified emergency department, surgical services anchored by a da Vinci robotic system (implemented July 2020, 500+ procedures by October 2025) and a robotic-arm assisted knee replacement program, and diagnostic imaging that includes 64-slice CT and digital mammography.

The hospital runs a multi-segment care portfolio spanning cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, pain management, transitional care, outpatient nutrition, and home medical supply, supported by community-facing programs such as the Generations senior membership program, the Growing Healthy Habits coalition, the Sports & Wellness facility on Crownhill Road, and the WOW mobile screening van that visits schools, churches, and senior centers across the region. Educational offerings include ADA-recognized Diabetes Self-Management Training, Childbirth Education, and Safe Sitter/Safe at Home pediatric safety courses.

Revenue is generated through professional services — emergency care, surgical procedures, maternity, imaging, laboratory, rehabilitation, and outpatient programs — billed on a pay-as-you-go basis with price transparency disclosures and financial assistance for eligible patients. Operating geographies are strictly regional (Wayne County and surrounding Ohio communities), and the hospital leverages its parent Aultman Health System affiliation for specialty referrals while retaining a community-led go-to-market motion anchored in local wellness events, health fairs, and physician referrals.

Name

Aultman Orrville Hospital

Legal name

Aultman Orrville Hospital

Website

https://aultmanorrville.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1951

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Aultman Orrville Hospital is a non-profit Critical Access Hospital in Orrville, Ohio, serving Wayne County residents with emergency, surgical, maternity, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, and community wellness services as a subsidiary of Aultman Health Foundation.

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Headquarters

HQ city

Orrville

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Healthcare Services Revenue: The hospital generates revenue through providing medical healthcare services including emergency care, surgical procedures, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, maternity care, rehabilitation services, and outpatient programs to patients in Wayne County and surrounding communities.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Aultman Orrville Hospital is a non-profit critical access hospital providing emergency, surgical (including da Vinci robotic and robotic-arm assisted knee surgery), maternity, diagnostic imaging, laboratory, rehabilitation, and outpatient wellness services to residents of Orrville and Wayne County, Ohio. It supplements inpatient and outpatient care with community health education, mobile screenings, weight management, and senior wellness programs as a subsidiary of Aultman Health Foundation.

Product overview

Aultman Orrville Hospital is a critical access hospital offering a comprehensive range of healthcare services through multiple programs and clinical departments. The hospital operates as a subsidiary of Aultman Health Foundation and provides services including emergency care, surgical services (including da Vinci robotic surgery and robotic-arm assisted knee replacement), maternal/infant care (Family Birth Center), diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, pain management, rehabilitation services, and transitional care. The hospital also operates community wellness programs including Sports & Wellness (with Healthy Lifestyles and Transformation X weight management programs), Growing Healthy Habits, Working on Wellness (WOW), and Generations for adults 50+. Educational programs include Safe Sitter training, Safe at Home training, Diabetes Self-Management Training (ADA-recognized), and Childbirth Education. The hospital achieved record-breaking deliveries with 626 babies in 2025 and has performed over 500 robotic surgeries using the da Vinci system.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Emergency Department Emergency medical services at the Orrville campus staffed by board-certified emergency physicians and trauma-certified nurses.
• Family Birth Center Level 1 obstetrics unit with nine beds offering labor and delivery including cesarean births and postpartum care in a family-focused environment; record 626 deliveries in 2025.
• Surgical and Endoscopy General and specialty surgical and endoscopic procedures performed routinely and on an emergent basis.
• da Vinci Robotic Surgery System Robotic surgical system used for general surgeries including hernia repair, gall bladder removal, hysterectomies, and prostate procedures; 500th surgery celebrated October 2025.
• Robotic-arm Assisted Knee Surgery Robotic-arm guided total or partial knee replacement using a 3D virtual map personalized to the patient's unique anatomy.
• Heart and Vascular Center Comprehensive cardiovascular care including diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions for Wayne County residents.
• Pulmonary Rehabilitation 12-week program (twice weekly one-hour sessions) for patients with COPD, cystic fibrosis, interstitial lung disease, COVID recovery, or other breathing concerns.
• Cardiac Rehabilitation Phase 2 and 3 cardiac rehabilitation programs for patients recovering from heart attack or cardiac surgery.
• Rehabilitation Services Rehabilitation for orthopedic surgical procedures including joint replacements, sports injuries, work-related injuries, trauma, stroke disability, arthritis, neck and back pain, and chronic pain syndromes.
• Pain Management Multidisciplinary clinic helping patients manage chronic pain through comprehensive services.
• Imaging and Outpatient Testing Comprehensive diagnostic imaging including 64-slice CT, MRI, digital mammography, bone density, nuclear medicine, OB-GYN ultrasound, and cardiovascular ultrasound.
• Laboratory and Outpatient Testing Clinical laboratory and outpatient testing services supporting diagnostic and preventive care.
• Care Management Support services for patients and families navigating lifestyle transition, therapy planning, and post-stay care.
• Transitional Care Program Rehabilitative therapies helping patients transition from hospital to home with improvements in physical, emotional, and social functioning.
• Home Medical Supply Medical equipment and supplies provided to patients receiving care at home.
• Outpatient Nutrition Services Medical nutrition therapy for patients with conditions requiring diet modification.
• Midwife Program Care, education, counseling, and support for women and newborns during pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum, plus gynecologic and reproductive health services; celebrated 20-year anniversary in 2020.
• AultmanNow Urgent care program providing immediate medical attention for non-emergency conditions.
• Sports & Wellness Outpatient facility combining athletic training, exercise science, and massage therapy as a total wellness center; hosts Healthy Lifestyles and Transformation X programs.
• Aultman Orrville Healthy Lifestyle Program Weight management program helping participants lose weight and improve health through proven lifestyle habits.
• Transformation X 12-week metabolic-focused weight management program with three phases (IGNITE, FUEL, OVERDRIVE) including high-intensity training, weekly group meetings, and individual training.
• AultWorks Workforce wellness program for employers offering employee health and wellness initiatives through the hospital.
• Growing Healthy Habits Community coalition catalyzing improvements in fitness, nutrition, and healthy lifestyle decisions through education and physical activities including the Lose-A-Ton/Win-A-Ton challenge and Orrville Moves.
• Working on Wellness (WOW) Free mobile health screenings and education program staffed by registered nurses and LPNs visiting schools, community centers, churches, senior centers, health fairs, and YMCAs across Wayne County.
• Generations Program Free membership health program for community members 50+ offering social activities, sports leagues, educational opportunities, travel, cafeteria discounts, business partner discounts, and advance directive forms.
• Diabetes Self-Management Training ADA-recognized program within the MEDS clinic covering nutrition, meal planning, glucose monitoring, and behavior changes for diabetes management.
• Childbirth Education Program Certified childbirth educator-led classes (Wednesdays 6-9pm) for informed birth decisions, limited to 5 couples; $40 fee includes class and labor resource book.
• Diabetes Information and Support Group Free monthly community support group led by certified registered dietitian and pharmacist for individuals affected by diabetes.
• Aultman Orrville Hospital Serenity Program Confidential support program for sexual and domestic violence survivors providing empathy, compassion, respect, encouragement, and connection to community resources.
• Safe Sitter with CPR Training course for students in grades 6-8 using role-playing to prepare for babysitting and watching younger siblings, including CPR; $55 fee.
• Safe at Home Training for students in grades 4-6 on staying home alone safely, including responses to inclement weather and power outages; $20 fee.

Named customers4 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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Feature4 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• George T. Dunlap Foundation / Wayne County Community FoundationminorOthersThe George T. Dunlap Foundation Fund, established at the Wayne County Community Foundation, promotes wellness and health education through grants and charitable activities in the service area of Aultman Orrville Hospital. Funded with a $1.2 million gift from Aultman Health Foundation, grants are distributed to 501(c)(3) organizations, schools, governments, or religious groups for community health benefit.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• OhioHealth: Large Ohio non-profit health system operating hospitals and care sites across central and northern Ohio. Comparable as a non-profit multi-site community/mid-acute hospital operator and potential strategic partner in the regional healthcare landscape.
• Aultman Hospital (Main Campus): Flagship Aultman Health System tertiary hospital in Canton, Ohio. Parent-system anchor that receives specialty referrals from Aultman Orrville and provides the broader clinical infrastructure backing the subsidiary's service offering.
• Cleveland Clinic Akron General: Cleveland Clinic-affiliated regional referral center in Akron. Represents the larger-system tertiary competition for Wayne County patients willing to travel for advanced specialty care.
• Summa Health: Non-profit integrated health system in Akron, Ohio. Comparable regional non-profit operator competing for Wayne County patient referrals and a potential system-affiliation counterpart for community hospitals in the region.
• Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital: Acute care hospital in Canton, Ohio, part of the Cleveland Clinic health system. Competes with the broader Aultman network for Wayne County patients seeking specialty and emergency care in adjacent Stark County.
• University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center: Major Northeast Ohio academic health system operating a network of community hospitals and ambulatory sites. Potential competitor and acquisition partner expanding into northern Ohio markets overlapping Wayne County.

Regional players

• Adena Health System: Non-profit regional health system serving rural south-central and central Ohio. Comparable as a multi-site rural/small-community hospital operator with similar critical-access and community-hospital operating dynamics in Ohio markets.
• Wooster Community Hospital: Non-profit community hospital in Wooster, the Wayne County seat. Competes for patients in the same primary market as Aultman Orrville but operates at a slightly larger scale without critical access designation, offering a broader specialty mix.

Direct peers

• Pomerene Hospital: Critical access hospital in Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio. Closest peer by type — a rural Ohio critical access hospital serving an adjacent rural community with comparable emergency, surgical, maternity, and imaging service lines.
• Aultman Alliance Community Hospital: Sister community hospital within the Aultman Health Foundation system based in Alliance, Ohio. Directly comparable as a same-system community hospital with overlapping service lines (emergency, surgery, imaging) and shared parent affiliation.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance13 records

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Profiles3 records

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