Greater Toledo Right to Life and the Right to Life Action Coalition of Ohio is actively working to close the Toledo abortion clinic starting with formally lodging complaints, writing to ProMedica's CEO Randy Oostra, reaching out to the media to increase awareness of the many failures and violations by Capital Care Network and their owner, Terry Hubbard and continually sharing facts about the quality of care provided inside these walls.  These are some of the initial steps in an on-going plan to use all means possible to bring about the closure of this heinous facility responsible for aborting an average of 3 babies a day, an unbelievable 1,344 a year! 

Here is the formal complaint filed, the letter to Randy Oostra shared with the other ProMedica board members, and the press release from Thomas More Society regarding the complaint being filed.   Additionally, below are some of the messages being shared with ProMedica board members and road-side signage in yards throughout NWO.  Stay informed.  Get involved.  Together we can close these doors and save lives!
See www.protectlifeinthe419.com for information about the abhorrent conditions at Capital Care Network.  Women in Toledo deserve better.
Over 100 protestors in Defiance standing against the ProMedica agreement with Capital Care Network.  Get Involved.  Ask how!
Even though ProMedica has officially entered into an agreement with Capital Care Network, we  still must stand strong in our fight for life!  Please let them know that a prestigious HEALTHCARE provider should not enable an abortion clinic to END LIFE! Let our voices be heard.  It is NOT TOO LATE to tell ProMedica to choose LIFE!  Sign the petition online if you believe a health provider should not support a facility that ENDS life rather than SUSTAINS it.  You can also print out the petition hard copy, sign, circulate and return to Peter Range, 1933 Spielbush Avenue, Toledo, OH  43604.    

Please act quickly and sign this petition!  11,280+ signatures and counting...goal 20,000 people asking for ProMedica to recind!

Protest at ProMedica Headquarters on April 2 organized by Fostoria Students for Life and May 19 organized by Bishop Thomas.  Next event details coming soon for Perrysburg and Fremont.

Agrees to Transport Agreement - Keeps Abortion Clinic OPEN!
UPDATE - ProMedica approved a transport agreement with Capital Care Network.   This is what they said to justify their decision to make the agreement.
  •             Extends existing practice to provide emergency medical care to all who need it
  •             Aligns with ProMedica's mission and values
  •             ProMedica is dedicated to well-being of northwest Ohio
  •             No one is beyond the reach of life-saving health care 
  •             Individuals should have access to the best care in their neighborhoods
FOR ALL EXCEPT THE UNBORN! Is this the health-care you want to take care of you and your family?
ProMedica said it aligned with their mission to do business with Capital Care Network abortion clinic.   This clinic has this documented reputation:
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Praise God!   (READ press release from GTRTL)And, many thanks to those that have been praying outside the clinic and all throughout the years, for the many mothers, babies and workers that walked in and out of the last abortion clinic in Toledo.  February 6, the Ohio Supreme Court decided that the Ohio Department of Health was in its rights to close the doors of Capital Care Network for being in violation of the standing rule of 21-years requiring all 'ambulatory service providers of medical services to have a contract in place with a local hospital for transport of patients' should the need arise.  CCN has not had such an agreement in place since 2013.  The agreement it had with a hospital in Ann Arbor (est. in 2014) did not qualify as a 'local hospital' in that it is 52 miles away and not within the 30-minute or local standard defined in the rule.  Click here for the SLIP OPINION NO. 2018-OHIO-440 CAPITAL CARE NETWORK OF TOLEDO, APPELLEE, v. OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, APPELLANT.   ​
Capital Care Network versus the State of Ohio Case  was heard on September 12, 2017.  Listen to the hearing to learn the facts about violations that put women's lives at risk!