Facts & Figures

Facts & Figures

OHA Represents the Interests of 250 Hospitals and 15 Health Systems

Ohio’s health care delivery system is evolving at a rapid pace. OHA gathers and analyzes data for patient encounters at Ohio hospitals and tracks the ownership types and classifications of member hospitals. In Ohio, the majority of hospitals are nonprofit institutions and are categorized by the services provided and their participation in programs to train health care providers.

OHA Contacts

James Guliano

James Guliano

Senior Vice President of Operations & Chief Clinical Officer

John Palmer

John Palmer

Director, Public and Media Relations

Ohio Hospitals Are As Diverse As the Communities They Serve

OHA Membership

OHA’s member hospitals in 2023 include: 186 acute care hospitals; 21 long-term acute care facilities; and 41 psychiatric and rehabilitation specialty hospitals. Members include 33 critical access hospitals, 10 children’s hospitals and 49 teaching hospitals.

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Patient Encounters

Patients had 37.7 million encounters at Ohio hospitals in 2023. Of those, 31.2million were outpatient, 1.4 million inpatient and 5.1 million emergency room treated and released encounters.

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Ownership

Most acute care hospitals in Ohio are nonprofit organizations. Additionally, 24 Ohio hospitals are owned by local, county, state or federal governments.

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Newest Ohioans

In 2023, more than 122,047 babies were born in Ohio hospitals.

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Employment

Ohio hospitals employ 430,000 Ohioans, paid $20.7 billion in direct wages and collected $424 million in state income taxes for direct employees in the 12 months ending May 2022. Hospitals indirectly supported another 272,000 jobs in our state.

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$91.7 Billion Economic Impact

Ohio hospitals are economic drivers in their communities. Five of Ohio’s top 10 employers are hospitals or health systems. Through direct, indirect and induced employment, Ohio hospitals in the 12 months ending May 2022 contributed $91.7 billion in statewide in economic impact.