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OhioHealth

OhioHealth

Hospitals and Health Care

Columbus, Ohio 79,422 followers

About us

OhioHealth is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit, faith-based health system of more than 35,000 associates, providers and volunteers. We lead with our mission to improve the health of those we serve throughout our 15 hospitals and 200+ urgent, primary and specialty care sites spanning 50 Ohio counties. Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, we’re proud to be consistently recognized by FORTUNE as one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” and rated a Top Hospital & Health System by Fair360 in 2024.

Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Columbus, Ohio
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1891
Specialties
Healthcare, Home Care, Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Outpatient, Hospice Care, and Research

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Updates

  • Historic gaps in research, bias in treatment and a lack of inclusive care models have created mistrust between some women and their healthcare providers. To continue transforming women’s care, providers and systems must prioritize listening to women, actively involving them in discussions about their care and integrating their feedback into medical education and practice. Our experts – Dr. Tucker, Kristina Stuecher, Lucy Bucher D.O. and Dr. Patel – discuss how they’re prioritizing women’s voices in the future of care: ohlth.co/4iUccyA. #WomensHistoryMonth #BelieveInWe

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  • When you’re involved in a traumatic accident, so much can change in a split second. As Doctor’s Day approaches, we’re sharing an inspirational story of compassion and commitment that built a lasting relationship between a patient and her trauma surgeon. Stephanie Murphy was in an ATV accident that altered her life, and her surgeon, Joseph Scheschuk, DO, helped her through it by providing exceptional care during her recovery and beyond. Their story is just one of the endless examples of healthcare providers making a difference every day. To all our physicians, we thank you. In the words of Dr. Scheschuk, “It's a privilege to be able to take care of people when they're at their greatest need.” This Doctors’ Day, honor a caregiver who has impacted your life at ohlth.co/doctorsday. #BelieveInWe #DoctorsDay #GratefulPatient #OhioHealthFoundation

  • One of the most common misconceptions about palliative care is that it means the patient is giving up. Morgan Wiland-Gress, an advanced practice provider in palliative care at OhioHealth, discusses how palliative care isn’t about replacing curative treatments – it’s about complementing them by addressing physical symptoms, emotional well-being and overall quality of life. Read the blog article: ohlth.co/4iX6T0Z.

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  • We officially celebrated the opening of Grant Family Medicine’s new office this past Wednesday! Just two blocks from its previous location, this ambulatory site is part of OhioHealth Grant Medical Center’s greater campus transformation. Grant Family Medicine has supported the Columbus community for over 50 years – providing primary care services for all ages and a walk-in clinic that brings convenient access to care for downtown residents. It’s also home to Grant’s transition of care clinic and offers a clinical learning environment for 36 family medicine resident physicians. “Our physicians and advanced practice providers create a space that values and supports every patient,” said Alysia Herzog, MD, Grant Family Medicine Residency Program Director. “We specialize in caring for the entire family through all phases of life. This new location will allow us to continue to deliver compassionate, comprehensive and personalized care to patients and families with expanded services to better meet the needs of our community.” ohlth.co/4iFk7PY I #OhioHealthGrant2028

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  • Sawubona – the zulu greeting meaning “I see you”. This one word resonated through our International Women’s Day event last week. Hosted by the WE L.E.A.D. BRG, an associate-led group that supports the diverse needs of all women at OhioHealth, this signature event empowered attendees to help others feel seen and valued. Thank you to keynote speaker Toshia Safford, President and CEO at The Center for Healthy Families, for bringing this community together with such a powerful message.

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