Ohio

Establish clinics on K-12 and college campuses offering primary, behavioral, dental, and telehealth services for students and community members, serving also as rural clinical training sites.

Expand statewide mobile vision, hearing, and dental care based on a 13-county pilot to ensure early diagnosis and treatment for children.

Build a continuum from high school through professional training and employment, featuring upskilling for community health workers and pharmacists, five-year rural service commitments, and partnerships among schools, universities, and employers.

Establish Clinically Integrated Networks and Regional Centers of Excellence linking hospitals, clinics, EMS, pharmacists, and community partners to coordinate care, reduce costs, and expand capacity.

Scale a successful pilot enabling EMS to provide treat-in-place or alternate-destination care, reducing unnecessary emergency department use through training, system upgrades, and improved connectivity.

Embed telehealth, remote monitoring, and interoperable electronic medical records across all initiatives.