Mount Carmel Health System, Adeptus Health partner to improve emergency medical care

Columbus, Ohio-based Mount Carmel Health System and Adeptus Health in Lewisville, Texas, have entered into a partnership to improve access to emergency medical care in central Ohio.

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Through the joint venture, the organizations will identify multiple sites for freestanding emergency rooms in the Columbus area. The freestanding ERs are expected to provide expedited access to all of the services provided by Mount Carmel.

“This partnership reflects Mount Carmel’s vision for transforming healthcare for the residents of central Ohio by providing high-quality, people-centered care when and where they need it,” said Claus von Zychlin, president and CEO of Mount Carmel Health System. “We are excited to work with Adeptus Health and bring its innovative delivery model and exceptional patient experience to the communities we serve.”

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