Columbus-based OhioHealth will open its new Canal Winchester Health Center on Aug. 12.
The three-story, 40,000-square-foot facility will offer 24/7 emergency care, primary care, diagnostic services, women’s health, sports medicine and rotating specialty care, according to an Aug. 11 press release. The $31 million project will create more than 50 jobs in the Canal Winchester area.
The center’s full-service emergency department includes 12 private treatment rooms, advanced imaging such as CT, X-ray and ultrasound, and both walk-in and ambulance entrances. Additional services will include mammography, cardiology, urology, and obstetrics and gynecology with prenatal and postnatal care.
“This new facility is more than a building – it’s a commitment to the health and wellness of Canal Winchester, and the surrounding communities,” Brian Jepson, OhioHealth central market president, said. “We heard from residents that they wanted more convenient care options closer to home. What better time to offer a full-service, patient-centered health destination built to grow alongside the community.”
OhioHealth said the facility meets Energy Star 75 and LEED Silver standards for sustainability.
OhioHealth is a 16-hospital system with more than 200 ambulatory sites across a 50-county area in Ohio.
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