Columbus-based OhioHealth has chosen Fidelity Investments, a provider of workplace retirement plans for nonprofit healthcare employers, as its retirement savings plan provider of recordkeeping services.
OhioHealth's retirement savings plan has about 18,000 participants.
Under the new relationship, Fidelity will serve as recordkeeping provider for the company's 403(b) and 401(k) plans, and will also help OhioHealth employees maximize and manage their retirement savings benefits, according to both parties.
"At OhioHealth, our mission is to improve the health of those we serve, which includes our associates. By focusing on our associates, we equip them to provide the best possible patient care — when our people are their best, they give their best. We believe it's important to focus on all dimensions of wellbeing — physical, emotional and financial — and to empower our associates through the latest information and innovations," Deana Kraft, vice president at OhioHealth, said in a prepared statement.
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