Thomas Schwieterman Obituary-Death News; Thomas ‘Tom’ Schwieterman, MD, MBA, Chief Medical Officer for Midmark Corporation Dies
The healthcare and business communities are mourning the sudden loss of Dr. Thomas “Tom” Schwieterman, MD, MBA, of Coldwater, Ohio, who passed away unexpectedly.
Known for his visionary leadership and profound contributions to healthcare innovation, Dr. Tom served as the Chief Medical Officer for Midmark Corporation, where he helped guide the future of medical technology and patient care.
His passing leaves a profound void in both his professional field and the hearts of those who knew and admired him. Dr. Schwieterman was much more than a highly respected executive—he was a compassionate physician, forward-thinking innovator, and tireless advocate for improving patient outcomes through smarter design and integrated technology.
His role at Midmark Corporation placed him at the forefront of healthcare transformation. There, he led efforts to integrate cutting-edge solutions into clinical workflows, enrich caregiver-patient interactions, and reimagine how care is delivered at the point of contact.
With over a decade of experience as a private practice physician in a rural community, Dr. Tom brought firsthand knowledge of the challenges faced by practitioners in underserved areas.
This perspective deeply informed his work, empowering him to champion solutions that were not only technologically advanced but also deeply attuned to the human side of medicine.
At Midmark, Dr. Tom’s influence extended across several critical domains: the development of clinical solutions, analysis of healthcare market trends, interpretation of government regulations, and the pursuit of innovation in the medical, dental, and animal health markets.
His work in optimizing health information technology played a pivotal role in improving caregiver efficiency and patient outcomes—work that continues to shape healthcare practices across the country.
Colleagues often referred to him simply as “Dr. Tom,” a nickname that reflected both the familiarity he inspired and the trust he earned. His passion for healthcare innovation was matched only by his warmth and humility.
He was known for his deep curiosity, ability to listen, and unwavering commitment to improving the lives of others through thoughtful, patient-centered care and design.
Dr. Schwieterman’s academic achievements were as impressive as his professional ones. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering from Miami University in Ohio—an early indicator of his lifelong interest in bridging medicine and technology.
He later received his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and earned his MBA from Xavier University. He was board certified in family practice, a specialty that allowed him to make a direct and lasting impact on countless patients throughout his career.
Outside of his professional life, Dr. Tom was a devoted family man, a beloved member of the Coldwater community, and a mentor to many. His values—compassion, service, innovation, and integrity—were evident in every role he took on, from treating patients in his practice to shaping national conversations on healthcare delivery.
The Midmark Corporation released a statement honoring his legacy: “Dr. Tom Schwieterman was a driving force in helping us reimagine the future of care. His intelligence, passion, and humanity will be missed by all of us who had the privilege to work alongside him. We extend our deepest condolences to his family during this incredibly difficult time.”
As Coldwater and the wider medical community reflect on his life and mourn his passing, it is clear that Dr. Tom’s legacy will continue to resonate in the innovations he championed, the lives he touched, and the vision for care he helped bring to life.
Dr. Tom is survived by his loving family, friends, colleagues, and a grateful community. His work will continue to inspire future generations of caregivers and innovators. Rest in peace, Dr. Tom Schwieterman. Your life was a testament to purpose, progress, and deep humanity.