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Central Ohio’s medical resources continue to strengthen and improve.
The healthcare industry in Columbus is thriving, keeping the city a leader in the business of your health. With state-of-the-art technology, advancements in research and innovative new buildings, the area’s healthcare industry continues to expand its offerings and strengthen its resources, including acclaimed cardiovascular and pediatric programs.
Whatever your healthcare needs may be, high-quality medical resources are abundant and easily accessible. Following is an overview of Central Ohio facilities and some of the services they provide.
Doctors Hospital
5100 W. Broad St., 544-1000, ohiohealth.com/doctors
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: OhioHealth
Number of beds: 262
Emergency room: Access is from Beacon Hill Road, 544-1046
Services include: General medicine; orthopedic and general surgery; obstetrics and gynecology; Nationwide Children’s Special Care Nursery; medical and surgical oncology; Hobbs Radiation Oncology Center; neurology; urology; outpatient care and rehabilitation; cardiac rehabilitation; endoscopy services; diagnostic and interventional cardiology; open-heart surgery; radiology; 24-hour emergency care; chest pain center; Heritage Center for Osteopathic Medical Education. Doctors Hospital is one of the largest osteopathic teaching hospitals in the country.
Dublin Methodist Hospital
7500 Hospital Dr., Dublin, 544-8000, ohiohealth.com/dublin
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: OhioHealth
Number of beds: 94
Emergency room: Access is from Hospital Drive, 544-8010
Services include: Full-service 24-hour emergency department; women’s health services, including obstetrics; intensive care beds with a link to OhioHealth’s eICU. The hospital is designed to promote the healing process by providing a comfortable environment with access to natural light and nature.
Grant Medical Center
111 S. Grant Ave., 566-9000, ohiohealth.com/grant
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: OhioHealth
Number of beds: 640
Emergency room: On the west side of the hospital on South Sixth Street, 566-9270
Services include: General medicine; medical and surgical oncology; radiation oncology; peripheral vascular treatment; vascular and endovascular surgery; diagnostic and interventional cardiology and electrophysiology; cardiac rehabilitation; joint replacement, sports medicine, podiatric and orthopedic surgery; general and acute care surgery; blood conserving surgery; Level I Trauma Center; 24-hour emergency and critical care; nephrology; endocrinology; radiology; urology; neurology and neurosurgery; primary stroke center; cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery; chest pain center; wound care center; obstetrics and gynecology; Nationwide Children’s Special Care Nursery; hospice care.
Mount Carmel East
6001 E. Broad St., 234-6000, mountcarmelhealth.com
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: Mount Carmel
Number of beds: 415
Emergency room: 6001 E. Broad St., 234-6030
Physician referrals: 234-5433
Services include: Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals cardiovascular hospital; Certified Primary Stroke Center by the Joint Commission; heart, vascular and endovascular surgery; colorectal surgery; general surgery; neurology; neurosurgery; orthopedic surgery; oncology; emergency medicine. Maternity Center includes labor and delivery rooms, cesarean operating rooms, antepartum rooms and a Level II special care nursery; Women’s Health Center with digital mammography.
Mount Carmel New Albany Surgical Hospital
7333 Smith’s Mill Rd., New Albany, 775-6600, mountcarmelhealth.com
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: Mount Carmel
Number of beds: 42
Physician referrals: 234-5433
Services include: Orthopedic and spine specialty hospital offering inpatient and outpatient orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery, including total joint replacement, sports medicine and spine, hand, foot and ankle procedures. Also offers radiology, physical therapy and rehabilitation.
Mount Carmel St. Ann’s
500 S. Cleveland Ave., 898-4000, mountcarmelhealth.com
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: Mount Carmel
Number of beds: 331
Emergency room: 500 S. Cleveland Ave., 898-4040
Physician referrals: 234-5433
Services include: General surgery; cardiac diagnostic and interventional services; endovascular and vascular surgery; colorectal surgery; gynecology and obstetrics; neurology; oncology; orthopedic surgery; emergency medicine. Cancer Center offers a state-of-the-art linear accelerator and outpatient cancer care; Columbus CyberKnife (radiosurgery); St. Ann’s Maternity Pavilion is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to maternity and newborn services with Maternal Fetal Diagnostic Center and Nationwide Children’s Hospital neonatal ICU; Women’s Health Center features digital mammography. Plans to develop full-service cardiac care on its campus in the next three to five years.
Mount Carmel West
793 W. State St., 234-5000, mountcarmelhealth.com
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: Mount Carmel
Number of beds: 361
Emergency room: 739 W. State St., 234-5212
Physician referrals: 234-5433
Services include: Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals cardiovascular hospital; Certified Primary Stroke Center by the Joint Commission; Level II Trauma Center; heart, vascular and endovascular surgery; general surgery; orthopedic surgery; gynecology and obstetrics; neurology; neurosurgery; oncology; orthopedic surgery; emergency medicine; Women’s Health Center with digital mammography; bariatric surgery center; Maternity Center includes labor and delivery rooms, cesarean operating rooms, antepartum rooms and a Level II special care nursery; Inpatient Rehabilitation Center. A teaching hospital, Mount Carmel West offers six residency programs and is home to the Mount Carmel College of Nursing.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
700 Children’s Dr. (north of East Livingston Avenue, east of Parsons Avenue), 722-2000, nationwidechildrens.org
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Number of beds: 359 (main campus), 92 (offsite NICUs)
Emergency room: 700 Children’s Dr., 722-4300
Services include: One of the nation’s five largest free-standing children’s hospitals, Nationwide Children’s offers diagnosis, treatment, surgery, inpatient and outpatient services, rehabilitation and preventive healthcare, regardless of a patient’s ability to pay. Includes Level III newborn ICUs; Heart Center featuring the latest technology; cardiology; gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition; hematology/oncology/blood and marrow transplant unit; neurosciences center; urology; nephrology; endocrinology; ENT; burn care; orthopedics; infectious diseases; Level 1 pediatric trauma center; Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition and Center for Child and Family Advocacy. Also home to the Research Institute, a top 10 free-standing pediatric research facility based on National Institutes of Health funding.
Regency Hospital Company of Columbus
1430 S. High St., 456-0300, regencyhospital.com
Tax status: For-profit
Affiliation: Select Medical Corporation
Number of beds: 43
Services include: Long-term acute care hospital offering intensive critical care to complex patients; part of a national group of acute care hospitals. Neurological, pulmonary, cardiovascular and comprehensive wound care programs. Daily physician visits and night coverage, private rooms, ACLS certified RTs and RNs, nutritional support, pharmacy, lab, radiology and physical, occupational and speech therapies.
Riverside Methodist Hospital
3535 Olentangy River Rd., 566-5000, ohiohealth.com/riverside
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: OhioHealth
Number of beds: 1,059
Emergency room: Access from West North Broadway, 566-5321
Services include: McConnell Heart Health Center; neuroscience; oncology; orthopedics; bariatrics; interventional radiology; critical care; Level II Trauma Center; Level III Perinatal Center; eICU; minimally invasive surgery; robotic surgery; women’s health services; family practice center; chest pain center; sleep center; Center for Medical Education and Innovation; Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio; Critical Limb Care Program; Spine and Orthopedic Unit.
Select Specialty Hospital of Columbus
1087 Dennison Ave., 458-9045, selectmedicalcorp.com
Tax status: For-profit
Affiliation: Select Medical Corp., Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Number of beds: 186
Services include: Specialized acute care to treat patients with pulmonary, medically complex, wound care, renal, cardiac, infectious diseases and bariatric conditions; also provides neurological/trauma medical care; rehabilitation; ICU; state-of-the-art telemetry; 24-hour respiratory care; dialysis; bariatrics; physical, occupational and speech therapy; radiology.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
OSU Comprehensive Cancer Center—Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute
300 W. 10th Ave., 293-5066, medicalcenter.osu.edu
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: OSU Medical Center
Number of beds: 205
Services include: Cancer prevention, detection and treatment. Basic research laboratories and support facilities; outpatient facilities; a clinical laboratory; private chemotherapy stations, and state-of-the-art radiation therapy. The only cancer program in the country that features an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center aligned with a nationally ranked academic medical center and free-standing cancer hospital; one of five institutions nationally approved to conduct both phase I and II clinical trials; one of only 40 comprehensive cancer centers designated by the National Cancer Institute; the only free-standing cancer hospital in the Midwest.
Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital
452 W. 10th Ave., 293-5123, medicalcenter.osu.edu
Tax status: Not-for profit
Affiliation: OSU Medical Center
Number of beds: 150
Services include: A complete range of the most advanced heart and vascular care available, from routine diagnostic care to implantation of heart pumps, robot-assisted surgical procedures and heart transplants; performs invasive and noninvasive procedures with state-of-the-art digital technology. Physicians collaborate closely with scientists conducting research at the adjacent Dorothy M. Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute. Stereotaxis mapping and navigation technology, enhancing electrophysiologists’ ability to perform complex ablation procedures and device implantations.
University Hospital
410 W. 10th Ave., 293-8000, medicalcenter.osu.edu
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: OSU Medical Center
Number of beds: 956
Emergency room: Access is from West 10th Avenue, 293-8333; a helipad is available
Physician referral: 293-5123
Services include: OSU Medical Center’s flagship patient-care facility; expertise in emergency and urgent care (Level I Trauma Center); stroke; neurosciences, comprehensive behavioral healthcare services; asthma and allergy care; maternity (Level III neonatal ICU); sports medicine; women’s health and wellness services; Central Ohio’s only comprehensive solid organ transplant center for adults, with programs for kidney, heart, liver, cornea and pancreas; minimally invasive surgery; bariatric surgery and weight-loss services; General Clinical Research Center; Dodd Hall Rehabilitation Services; the only adult burn center in Central Ohio.
University Hospital East
1492 E. Broad St., 257-3000, medicalcenter.osu.edu
Tax status: Not-for-profit
Affiliation: OSU Medical Center
Number of beds: 404
Emergency room: Located on the west side of the hospital; a helipad is available
Services include: Orthopedics; sleep medicine; wound care; family medicine; emergency medicine; oncology; radiology; mammography; urology; endoscopy; occupational medicine and rehabilitation; outpatient cancer clinic; cardiac rehabilitation; OSU Comprehensive Wound Center; state-of-the-art orthopedic care for total joint replacement, hip arthroscopy, foot and ankle surgery, sports injuries and spine, hand and other extremity procedures; OSU Addiction Medicine at Talbot Hall with inpatient and outpatient programs for alcohol and drug abuse.
CENTERS AND SERVICES
Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health (ADAMH) Board of Franklin County
447 E. Broad St., 224-1057, adamhfranklin.org
Emergency room: Netcare Access, 24-hour emergency service, 276-2273
Services include: The board plans, funds and monitors more than 40 local agencies that provide mental health and alcohol and drug treatment services in Franklin County. ADAMH does not provide any direct services. For 24-hour crisis, assessment and referral services, call Netcare at 276-2273.
Columbus Public Health Department
240 Parsons Ave., 645-7417, publichealth.columbus.gov
Services include: Clinic services for sexually transmitted diseases/HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, immunizations, alcohol and drug abuse treatment, dental care, prenatal care, WIC and childhood lead screenings. Translation services available. Other services include birth and death certificates, child safety seats, environmental health services and community outreach assistance. Primary-care services provided through Columbus Neighborhood Health Center Inc., 645-5500, at health centers across the city.
