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    A new community health center has opened in northwest Ohio, expanding local access to medical care for area residents. The opening was reported by regional news outlet WTOL. Community health centers typically serve patients regardless of ability to pay, so the facility could matter for residents who lack insurance or face barriers to primary care. Details about the center's location, services, and staffing were not immediately available.