Aultman Orrville Carrollton Health Center focuses on total health care, whether an individual patient or your entire family. Your new family doctor in Carroll County provides total health care for infants, children, adults and seniors – with family practice physicians who provide acute care with same-day appointments, preventive care, electrocardiograms (E.K.G.s), youth and adult health and wellness education, injections and more.

Providers integrate the biological, clinical and behavioral sciences for those of all ages, both sexes, and for each organ system and every disease entity. Aultman Orrville Carrollton Health Center physicians are highly qualified doctors, all of whom are board certified to nationally recognized standards for education, knowledge, experience and skills to provide high-quality care in specific medical specialties and go beyond basic medical licensure.

Some of the most common conditions treated at Aultman Orrville Carrollton Health Center include diabetes, hypertension, elevated cholesterol and chronic conditions, with common services such as wellness and sports physicals, skin tag/mole removal, Pap smears and prostate exams, as well as office procedures such as cryotherapy, suture removal, mole removal, rapid strep throat and influenza testing, urinalysis, urine microalbumin, hemoglobin A1C and protimes.

We treat students and staff while utilizing telehealth technology at the following school districts:

Carroll County
Brown Local School District
Carrollton Exempted Village School District
Minerva Local School District

Mahoning County
West Branch Local School District

Stark County
Canton City School District

Tuscarawas County
Claymont City School District
Tuscarawas Valley Local School District
Sandy Valley Local School District

Wayne County
Orrville City School District
Rittman Exempted Village School District
Wayne County Career Center
Waynedale Local School District

For more information regarding school-based telehealth visits, please call 330-627-8396.

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