Welcome!

2009 is already rushing by and it’s hard to believe how much has already happened this year.

Our biggest news is that The Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio found its new home in Maumee, Ohio in March. We celebrated our new location with an Open House in April. We had a great turnout as several people from the community and clients were in attendance to tour our new home. We’re excited about the upcoming possibilities that are now open to us, including continued growth in our community, residential, and vocational programs.

Coming up in 2009, our staff and Board of Trustees are working hard on fun, new events and on ensuring that our quality services remain available to all of Northwest Ohio. The Epilepsy Center continues to offer its services through information and referral, advocacy and case management, emergency medication assistance, residential, vocational, support groups and many others. The Epilepsy Center also currently runs two client homes; the Barbara Jean McDonagh home and the Jean Scott Furney home. We offer a stable, homelike environment with 24 hour staffing and nursing services available. We also have had great success with our Adult Day Services Program; a new addition to our Vocational Program which helps to foster the independence of our clients.

The Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio Board
of Trustees
Dr. L. John Greenfield, President
Susie Nowak, Vice-President
Terry Moore,Treasurer
Alex Gerken, Secretary
Michael Blair
Benjamin Goff
Patrice Kelly
Michael Leake
Patrick Paule

Honorary Board Members
Daniel Foote
Ray Medlin
Rep. Peter J. Ujvagi

Epilepsy Foundation of NW Ohio
Board of Trustees
David Williams, President
Alex Gerken, Treasurer
Jennifer Hildebrand, Secretary

Committees
Executive
Profesional Advisory Board
Marketing/Events
Operations
Personnel
Finance
Quality of Life

Click the link below to
download a .pdf file of
Annual Celebration Dinner Invitation and RSVP card

Click the link below to
download a copy of the
EC Annual Report 2009
(MS Publisher file)

Mission
The Mission of the Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio is to improve the lives of people affected by epilepsy and those with developmental disabilities.

Vision
People with epilepsy and those with developmental disabilities will attain the highest quality of life and gain full acceptance and understanding from the community.

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