OhioHealth’s Innovative Program Seeks to Develop Employee, Physician Ideas for New Products

Columbus, Ohio-based OhioHealth’s Research and Innovation Institute was recently featured in The Columbus Dispatch for its efforts to develop and commercialize employees’ and physicians’ ideas for new medical products.

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More than 130 new product ideas have been vetted through the Institute in the last few years, resulting in 7 products currently in clinical use. Some of the inventions include a 3-D joint scanner developed by orthopedic surgeon Ray Wasielewski, MD, and a sanitary toilet seat lifter, developed by a shuttle driver.

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