The Central Ohio Hospital Council presents the 2021 community benefit report, “Investing in a Healthier Central Ohio,” an analysis of the combined community benefit provided by the Franklin County hospital systems.
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Hospital System CEOs Release “Better Together”
Our hospital systems have a long-standing history of working together on pressing healthcare challenges. While we have seen transition in the leaders of our hospital systems, our hospitals continue to share a common belief that many of the issues facing…
Read MoreCentral Ohio Hospitals Prepare for a Potential Surge in COVID-19 Cases
The Greater Columbus Convention Center is being converted to an alternate care facility to potentially house coronavirus patients. The four hospital systems in central Ohio will closely monitor their capacity; and if necessary, the plan will be put into action.…
Read MoreCentral Ohio Hospitals Collaborate to Ready for Coronavirus Crisis
The four hospital systems in central Ohio are coming together to ready extra beds when the unthinkable occurs and COVID-19 cases outpace hospitals’ existing capacity. For more details, see the April 7, 2020 Editorial in the Columbus Dispatch.
Read MoreCentral Ohio Hospital Systems Partner with ADAMH and Netcare
Franklin County could break ground this year on a $50 million mental health and addiction center that includes short-term beds, a walk-in clinic and inpatient treatment. For more details, see the January 21, 2020 article in the Columbus Dispatch.
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Community Naloxone Trainings
March 12, 2020 5:00 p.m. Clinton Twp East Fire Department 3820 Cleveland Ave., Columbus, OH 43224
Read MoreNew Leadership at the Four Central Ohio Hospital Systems
OhioHealth and Nationwide Children’s Hospital both have new CEOs, Mount Carmel Health System has a new interim CEO and Ohio State University has a new executive vice president and chancellor for health affairs. For more details, see the August 23,…
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Central Ohio Hospitals Identify Top Priority: Mental Health & Addiction
The four hospital systems in central Ohio have identified mental health and addiction as the top health issue in Franklin County, followed by income and poverty, and maternal and infant health.
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Free Community Naloxone Trainings
Free naloxone trainings will teach participants the types of opiates, signs and symptoms of an opiate overdose, and how to administer Naloxone.
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