2025-11-13T14:09:50-05:00 2024-12-31 263641206 LEPPERT COMPANY CPAS LLC 196 W JOHNSTOWN RD GAHANNA OH 43230 990 2024-01-01 262795133 CENTRAL OHIO HOSPITAL COUNCIL CENT 6143582710 65 E STATE ST SUITE 315 COLUMBUS OH 432153609 JEFF KLINGLER PRESIDENT & CEO 6143582710 2025-11-12 true true MATTHEW R LEPPERT P00290279 6145325098 2025-11-13 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z JEFF KLINGLER 65 E STATE ST SUITE 315 COLUMBUS OH 432153609 1361423 false X WWW.CENTRALOHIOHOSPITALS.ORG X 2008 OH TO FURTHER COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS OF MEMBER HOSPITALS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY, VALUE AND ACCESSIBILITY OF HEALTH CARE IN THE CENTRAL OHIO REGION. 5 4 2 0 1520539 772462 550475 579045 0 9916 2071014 1361423 836345 125935 0 456240 486864 0 0 1081682 560510 2374267 1173309 -303253 188114 512979 722187 0 512979 722187 X TO FURTHER COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS OF MEMBER HOSPITALS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY, VALUE AND ACCESSIBILITY OF HEALTH CARE IN THE CENTRAL OHIO REGION. false false 478692 SUPPORTED SUDDEN INFANT MORTALITY REDUCTION INITIATIVES IN COORDINATION WITH CELEBRATEONE BY IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES AROUND LOW-BIRTH WEIGHT BABIES, EDUCATING PARENTS ON SAFE SLEEP PRACTICES, BREASTFEEDING, AND TOBACCO, AND DRUG CESSATION. ASSISTED HOSPITALS WITH EDUCATING PARENTS ON THE CITY'S TOBACCO CESSATION INITIATIVE, WHEREBY POST-PARTUM WOMEN ARE SCREENED FOR TOBACCO USE AND REFERRED TO TOBACCO FREE FAMILIES. REFERRED PREGNANT WOMEN TO THE COLUMBUS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH FOR TOBACCO CESSATION COUNSELING. DISTRIBUTE MONTHLY REFERRAL DATA TO BIRTHING UNITS AND HOLD QUARTERLY IMPROVEMENT CHECK-IN CALLS. ASSISTED HOSPITALS IN ENSURING THAT PREGNANT WOMEN AT RISK OF DELIVERING A VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS DELIVER AT FACILITIES WITH HIGHER VOLUMES. ASSISTED HOSPITALS WITH IMPLEMENTING AN INITIATIVE TO UNIVERSALLY TEST WOMEN WHO DELIVER A BABY FOR USE OF OPIATES AND OTHER DRUGS. COORDINATE WITH ADAMH AND FRANKLIN COUNTY CHILDREN'S SERVICES TO DEVELOP CONSISTENT PATIENT EDUCATION MATERIALS FOR PARENTS AND A STREAMLINED SYSTEM TO REFER WOMEN TO TREATMENT AND TO FCCS. TRACKED THE PERCENTAGE OF PARENTS VIEWING AN EDUCATIONAL VIDEO ON SAFE SLEEP, BREASTFEEDING, AND IN-HOME TOBACCO USE PRIOR TO DISCHARGE. ASSESSED IF PREGNANT WOMEN HAVE LEGAL ISSUES, SUCH AS EVICTIONS, SAFE HOUSING, AND ACCESS TO BENEFITS THAT CAN AFFECT HEALTHY OUTCOMES, AND REFERRED THEM TO COLUMBUS LEGAL AID SOCIETY. DEVELOP A CAMPAIGN THAT EDUCATES FRONT-LINE STAFF TO COMPLETE FIVE TASKS FOR EVERY DISCHARGE FROM MATERNITY UNIT/NICU: 1. SCREEN FOR A CRIB IN THE HOME, 2. SHOW EDUCATION SAFE SLEEP VIDEO, 3. PROVIDE TAKE HOME DOOR HANGER, 4. PROVIDE SLEEP SACK AND CORRESPONDING EDUCATION, AND 5. SEND POST DISCHARGE MESSAGE VIA MYCHART. 225911 125935 FUNDING PSYCHIATRIC CRISIS AND EMERGENCY SERVICES FOR 3 CITY HOSPITALS FOR OVERTIME AND RETENTION OF PHYSICIANS AND BEHAVIOR HEALTH CLINICIANS. INCREASE REGIONAL ACCESS TO A FULL CONTINUUM OF QUALITY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES BY OPTIMIZING THE IMPACT OF THE NEW PSYCHIATRIC CRISIS CARE CENTER AND STRENGTHENING LINKAGES WITH COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS - FRANKLIN COUNTY CRISIS CARE CENTER, CO-CHAIR CRISIS CARE COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL, RESPONSIBLE FOR ADVISING ADAMH AND RI INTERNATIONAL THROUGH THE OPENING OF THE CRISIS CENTER. ENSURE PUBLICLY FACING DASHBOARD UNDER DEVELOPMENT INCLUDES METRIC IMPORTANT TO HOSPITALS (I.E. REDUCTION IN ED UTILIZATION). FACILITATE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES BETWEEN RI INTERNATIONAL AND HOSPITAL PERSONNEL (I.E. ED STAFF, PSYCH UNIT MANAGERS) AHEAD OF CRISIS CENTER OPENING TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING OF CENTER'S SERVICES AND PROTOCOLS FOR ADMISSIONS AND TRANSFERS. 147774 OVERSEE COORDINATION AMONG HOSPITAL SYSTEMS AND THE COLUMBUS AND FRANKLIN COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENTS TO DEVELOP A ROBUST COMMUNITY NEEDS HEALTH ASSESSMENT THAT MEETS IRS REQUIREMENTS AND PROVIDES REGIONAL HEALTH DATA AND INSIGHTS. 199797 COLLABORATE WITH MEMBER HEALTH SYSTEMS AND OTHER PARTNERS TO CREATE AND IMPLEMENT SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE RECRUITMENT, RETENTION AND TRAINING OF THE REGION'S HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE. EDUCATING AND ASSISTING HOSPITALS IN MONITORING AND REDUCING LEVELS OF OPIATE PRESCRIBED FOR A VARIETY OF PROCEDURES. WORK WITH COMMUNITY TO PROVIDE OVERDOSE EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PROGRAMS. ASSISTED HOSPITALS IN IDENTIFYING TRANSLATION AND LANGUAGE NEEDS IN CENTRAL OHIO AND DEVELOPING TRANSLATED MATERIALS TO MEET LOCAL NEEDS IN CONJUNCTION WITH FEDERAL GRANTS. PROVIDED FREE RESOURCES THROUGH WWW.HEALTHINFOTRANSLATION.ORG TO HELP PATIENTS ACCESS HEALTHCARE RELATED INFORMATION IN 15 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES. 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X X X false false false false false false false false false JEFF KLINGLER PRESIDENT & CEO 291786 49140 63943 404869 FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A SUPPORTED SUDDEN INFANT MORTALITY REDUCTION INITIATIVES IN COORDINATION WITH CELEBRATEONE BY IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES AROUND LOW-BIRTH WEIGHT BABIES, EDUCATING PARENTS ON SAFE SLEEP PRACTICES, BREASTFEEDING, AND TOBACCO, AND DRUG CESSATION. ASSISTED HOSPITALS WITH EDUCATING PARENTS ON THE CITY'S TOBACCO CESSATION INITIATIVE, WHEREBY POST-PARTUM WOMEN ARE SCREENED FOR TOBACCO USE AND REFERRED TO TOBACCO FREE FAMILIES. REFERRED PREGNANT WOMEN TO THE COLUMBUS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH FOR TOBACCO CESSATION COUNSELING. DISTRIBUTE MONTHLY REFERRAL DATA TO BIRTHING UNITS AND HOLD QUARTERLY IMPROVEMENT CHECK-IN CALLS. ASSISTED HOSPITALS IN ENSURING THAT PREGNANT WOMEN AT RISK OF DELIVERING A VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS DELIVER AT FACILITIES WITH HIGHER VOLUMES. ASSISTED HOSPITALS WITH IMPLEMENTING AN INITIATIVE TO UNIVERSALLY TEST WOMEN WHO DELIVER A BABY FOR USE OF OPIATES AND OTHER DRUGS. COORDINATE WITH ADAMH AND FRANKLIN COUNTY CHILDREN'S SERVICES TO DEVELOP CONSISTENT PATIENT EDUCATION MATERIALS FOR PARENTS AND A STREAMLINED SYSTEM TO REFER WOMEN TO TREATMENT AND TO FCCS. TRACKED THE PERCENTAGE OF PARENTS VIEWING AN EDUCATIONAL VIDEO ON SAFE SLEEP, BREASTFEEDING, AND IN-HOME TOBACCO USE PRIOR TO DISCHARGE. ASSESSED IF PREGNANT WOMEN HAVE LEGAL ISSUES, SUCH AS EVICTIONS, SAFE HOUSING, AND ACCESS TO BENEFITS THAT CAN AFFECT HEALTHY OUTCOMES, AND REFERRED THEM TO COLUMBUS LEGAL AID SOCIETY. DEVELOP A CAMPAIGN THAT EDUCATES FRONT-LINE STAFF TO COMPLETE FIVE TASKS FOR EVERY DISCHARGE FROM MATERNITY UNIT/NICU: 1. SCREEN FOR A CRIB IN THE HOME, 2. SHOW EDUCATION SAFE SLEEP VIDEO, 3. PROVIDE TAKE HOME DOOR HANGER, 4. PROVIDE SLEEP SACK AND CORRESPONDING EDUCATION, AND 5. SEND POST DISCHARGE MESSAGE VIA MYCHART. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B FUNDING PSYCHIATRIC CRISIS AND EMERGENCY SERVICES FOR 3 CITY HOSPITALS FOR OVERTIME AND RETENTION OF PHYSICIANS AND BEHAVIOR HEALTH CLINICIANS. INCREASE REGIONAL ACCESS TO A FULL CONTINUUM OF QUALITY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES BY OPTIMIZING THE IMPACT OF THE NEW PSYCHIATRIC CRISIS CARE CENTER AND STRENGTHENING LINKAGES WITH COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS - FRANKLIN COUNTY CRISIS CARE CENTER, CO-CHAIR CRISIS CARE COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL, RESPONSIBLE FOR ADVISING ADAMH AND RI INTERNATIONAL THROUGH THE OPENING OF THE CRISIS CENTER. ENSURE PUBLICLY FACING DASHBOARD UNDER DEVELOPMENT INCLUDES METRIC IMPORTANT TO HOSPITALS (I.E. REDUCTION IN ED UTILIZATION). FACILITATE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES BETWEEN RI INTERNATIONAL AND HOSPITAL PERSONNEL (I.E. ED STAFF, PSYCH UNIT MANAGERS) AHEAD OF CRISIS CENTER OPENING TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING OF CENTER'S SERVICES AND PROTOCOLS FOR ADMISSIONS AND TRANSFERS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D COLLABORATE WITH MEMBER HEALTH SYSTEMS AND OTHER PARTNERS TO CREATE AND IMPLEMENT SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE RECRUITMENT, RETENTION AND TRAINING OF THE REGION'S HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE. EDUCATING AND ASSISTING HOSPITALS IN MONITORING AND REDUCING LEVELS OF OPIATE PRESCRIBED FOR A VARIETY OF PROCEDURES. WORK WITH COMMUNITY TO PROVIDE OVERDOSE EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PROGRAMS. ASSISTED HOSPITALS IN IDENTIFYING TRANSLATION AND LANGUAGE NEEDS IN CENTRAL OHIO AND DEVELOPING TRANSLATED MATERIALS TO MEET LOCAL NEEDS IN CONJUNCTION WITH FEDERAL GRANTS. PROVIDED FREE RESOURCES THROUGH WWW.HEALTHINFOTRANSLATION.ORG TO HELP PATIENTS ACCESS HEALTHCARE RELATED INFORMATION IN 15 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES. MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT FOR RELEVANT ISSUES IMPACTING THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS OF CENTRAL OHIOANS AND THE EFFORTS OF THE HOSPITAL SYSTEMS IN ADDRESSING THEM. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE PRESIDENT REVIEWS THE FORM 990 PRIOR TO AUTHORIZING ITS SUBMISSION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A A COMPENSATION COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD MEETS ANNUALLY TO REVIEW COMPETING COMPENSATION DATA FROM OTHER ORGANIZATION'S FORM 990S AND EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 NO SUCH DOCUMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE EXCEPT AS REQUIRED BY LAW. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G PAYROLL FEE 0 7,068 0 PROJECT SERVICES 217,785 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 81,175 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 640 2,620 0 TOTAL 299,600 9,688 0 FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 ACCRUAL TO CASH ADJUSTMENT 21,094