Primary Care Providers Union of MetroHealth

07/28/2026

Building a better MetroHealth starts with listening to and empowering providers! Our patients and our community come first - and we deserve a voice at the table so we can provide the care they need. Listen to Mark talk about why our fight is so important!

07/06/2026

Our patients and our community come first - and we deserve a say in a schedule that means we can provide the care they need! Listen to Dena talk about why our fight for our voice at the table is so important!

06/23/2026

AS SEEN ON TV: MetroHealth primary care providers form (OUR) union seeking better patient care.

06/17/2026

👀 We are getting noticed.

06/15/2026

Time with our patients.
Keep good providers in our community.
Protect our voice in the care we provide.

We aren't asking for the moon and the stars - just the dignity, rights, and respect patients and providers deserve.

MetroHealth doctors and other providers unionize, saying that policies, such as double-booking appointments, affect patient care

05/05/2026

Thank you AFSCME for lifting up our voices.

Primary care providers who work for Cleveland’s MetroHealth network are forming a union through AFSCME Ohio Council 8.

05/01/2026

A special message to Primary Care Providers from Dr. Amy Acton, who agrees with us, "when caregivers have a voice, patients get better care."

04/30/2026

Primary Care Providers at MetroHealth file to form our union with AFSCME Ohio Council 8!

We have filed for our union.With an overwhelming majority of support from our colleagues, MetroHealth primary care physicians, physician assistants, and APRN-CNPs have officially filed for recognition of our Primary Care Providers Union with Ohio Council 8, AFSCME, AFL-CIO.This is a major step forwa...

04/29/2026

If primary medicine caretakers speak as a group, “things can change for the better,” said Dr. Constance Magoulias, a geriatric medicine physician at MetroHealth. She knows a MetroHealth family medicine physician on the verge of resigning because of a heavy patient load.

“We’re all exhausted asking for more support,” Magoulias said.

A majority of eligible primary care employees have signed union cards, seeking longer patient appointments and improved retention efforts to address what they describe as exhausting workloads.

04/29/2026

Cleveland families deserve quality care, healthy communities, and a health care system that puts patients first. That means the people who provide care every day must have a real voice in the decisions that affect patients.

Cleveland families deserve quality care, healthy communities, and a health care system that puts patients first. That means the people who provide care every day must have a real voice in the decisions that affect patients.On Tuesday evening, MetroHealth primary care physicians, physician assistants...