MCCTC opens Medical Wellness & Education Center in Ohio
The Mahoning County Career & Technical Center (MCCTC) opened a new 13,000‑square‑foot Medical Wellness & Education Center at 7340 N. Palmyra Road in Canfield, Ohio. The center is a partnership with Mercy Health and Cadence Care Network and includes a school‑based clinic for students and the community. The project was funded mainly by a $5 million grant through the Appalachian Community Innovation Centers program, totaling about $7.5 million in cost.
What changed at MCCTC
MCCTC opened a new Medical Wellness & Education Center on its campus. The facility brings education, training, and health services under one roof and expands opportunities for healthcare students to learn in modern, real‑world environments. The center includes a school‑based clinic run by Mercy Health for students and the broader community, and it is supported by Cadence Care Network for mental health services.
Who is affected
Local high school and adult learners at MCCTC gain access to expanded healthcare training and hands‑on clinical experience. Students, families, and community members can use the school‑based clinic for health services. Mercy Health and Cadence Care Network provide clinical and mental health support as part of the partnership.
Practical next steps
For students: inquire at MCCTC about program pathways in healthcare fields and the new clinic opportunities. For community members: learn what services are available at the center’s school‑based clinic. Check MCCTC communications or contact the campus for clinic hours, scheduling, and eligibility. For local employers and educators: note the center’s potential to align training with current workforce needs in healthcare and wellness services.
Limits and questions
The information provided notes the project cost and funding source, but it does not specify ongoing operational details, patient capacity, or wait times. For completeness, confirm details with MCCTC or Mercy Health about service scope, clinic hours, and any applicable eligibility rules for community use.
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