Lower’s New Albany office boasts a team-based perspective
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Home financing solutions company Lower has grown rapidly and ambitiously since its 2018 founding, so moving to a freshly designed office space nestled in New Albany was a must. For senior copywriter Emily Welch, the new space encapsulates the team mantra: Aim higher, dream bigger.
It’s impossible to miss the Lower welcome the moment the front doors open, gaze is immediately brought to the oversized company logo that hangs boldly above the front desk. To the right is the lower lounge with TVs and pub tables, situated next to locally catered Bentos Cafe.
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OhioHealth Mobile Stroke Unit: Finalist, Healthcare Trailblazer-organization, Columbus CEO Healthcare Achievement Awards 2021
The Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit, launched in 2019 and funded by OhioHealth, offers critical assistance to stroke victims in a situation where every second counts. A leading cause of death worldwide, strokes can cause critical damage with every minute that passes.
The Mobile Stroke Unit decreases the time it takes to receive treatment by meeting patients on location, in an average of 15 minutes, instead of waiting to transfer the patient to a hospital for care. The unit’s team provides CT scans and can offer treatment that will stop stroke progression before the patient even leaves their driveway.
Finalist, Healthcare Trailblazer (organization), Columbus CEO s 2021 Healthcare Achievement Awards
Central Ohio Primary Care has been seeing patients since its founding in 1996 and has since grown to include over 80 practices that serve more than 450,000 patients. Most recently, COPC has employed new methods to deliver care following Covid-19, including telehealth visits.
At the rise of the pandemic, COPC’s care coordinators reached out to 4,500 of its highest risk patients to enroll them in telehealth visits. Additionally, a drive-up care program was developed for those with limited internet access, a service that allows patients to park at the facility and borrow an iPad for their appointments.
MedOne Why Not Home, finalist, Healthcare Trailblazer, Columbus CEO Healthcare Achievement Awards 2021
MedOne’s “Why Not Home” program, offered in all OhioHealth hospitals, offers an alternative for patients after their hospital stay. The physicians behind the program saw that the options post-release, which are to be sent home or to a continued-care facility, didn’t account for a gray area including patients who didn’t truly qualify for either. In that instance, patients are more likely to go to a facility, resulting in over-utilized resources.