OroHealth Corporation

No usable evidence about OroHealth Corporation was provided. The two supplied snippets are unrelated to this subject: one is a Nikkei Asia report on the launch of Japan's H3 rocket carrying the Michibiki No. 7 positioning satellite, and the other is an index page for Nikkei's "My Personal History" autobiography column. Neither mentions OroHealth Corporation, its products, ownership, leadership, or history. Because the name is presented as a corporation, it is treated here as a potential commercial entity rather than a non-brand namesake, but no brand facts can be confirmed from the evidence. This entry is therefore a placeholder pending reliable sources such as an official website, corporate registry filing, or press coverage. No founding year, headquarters, founder, ownership, product line, or market position is asserted, since doing so would require fabrication.

• 2026

  Oroville Hospital sues former CEO Robert Wentz over alleged self-dealing real estate scheme

  Oroville Hospital and its parent company, OroHealth Corporation, filed an adversary lawsuit in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of California on August 4, 2026. The filing alleges that former CEO Robert Wentz used his position to benefit from a real estate deal involving the Dove's Landing property, in which he held a 60% ownership interest through Dove's Landing LLC. The lawsuit seeks to declare the hospital the sole owner of the property and to recover funds and real estate.

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1. 1Japan successfully launches H3 rocket carrying positioning satellite - Nikkei Asiaasia.nikkei.com
2. 2My Personal History - Nikkei Asiaasia.nikkei.com
3. 3Oroville Hospital sues former CEO Robert Wentz over alleged self-dealing real estate schemepressdemocrat.com