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OhioHealth Lewis Center EMS Open House Sneak Peak

Expert 24/7 EMERGENCY CARE at Lewis Center Health Center

Lewis Center ECC

OhioHealth is looking forward to working with you to serve the healthcare needs of the Lewis Center community.

OhioHealth Lewis Center’s 24/7 Emergency Care Center opens February 15, 2017 at 7:00 A.M. and features:

  • Emergency care for the entire family — Nationwide Children’s Hospital will also have an Emergency Department within the same building.
  • Walk-in and ambulance entrances
  • Eight private patient rooms with space in the room for family members
  • Advanced imaging capabilities, including CT scan, MRI, ultrasound and X-ray
  • Resuscitation room

Please join us at the EMS Open Houses for a sneak peek on February 1, 2, or 3 from 11 am – 2pm! 

Boxed lunches will be provided! Tours led by Lewis Center Health Center associates!

7853 Pacer Drive | Delaware, Ohio 43015

Watch “24 Hours of Trauma” featuring OhioHealth's Grant Medical Center tonight at 7PM on 10TV

Tune into “10TV News Presents” tonight at 7 p.m. to watch “24 Hours of Trauma” featuring OhioHealth’s Grant Medical Center.
10TV came to Grant Medical Center in late May to give viewers a look at the inner workings of our Level I Trauma Center and the units, physicians and staff who care for these patients and their families.
They spent 24 hours shooting footage as 19 Trauma patients were brought in and cared for by the Trauma team.
Many thanks to our teams at Grant, MedFlight, Fire-EMS departments and the many others involved.

Rick Kelley, Administrative Nurse Manager, Grant ED, recognized as a Health Care Heroes honoree

Rick Kelley, administrative nurse manager, Emergency Department, recently was recognized by Columbus Business First as a Health Care Heroes honoree in the Manager category. Rick’s engaging leadership style and his success in managing 150 associates was just one highlight of his nomination.

Rick has been instrumental in shaping patient care in the ED at Grant. He helped create a designated area of the ED solely for treating patients with minor ailments and injuries that reduced wait times. He also helped the staff adjust the admissions process for ED patients from nine to six hours and to reduce the average length-of-stay by 21 minutes. This not only ensures more efficient patient flow and use of resources, but it also increases patient satisfaction.

Rick’s dedication to patient care and quality leadership has led to policies and practices that have significantly impacted the ED at Grant. Congratulations, Rick!

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