The unit should open this fall, according to Ohio’s Hospice.
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“This new unit will ensure our patients who have a serious or life-limiting illness receive the care, support, dignity and comfort needed to have a meaningful end-of-life experience without having to leave our medical center,” stated David McQuaid, CEO of The Ohio State University Health System.
Ohio’s Hospice affiliate Hospice of Central Ohio will manage the inpatient hospice unit at Wexner Medical Center. Ohio’s Hospice is a network of nonprofit hospices in 36 Ohio counties.
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