Who Ohio has funded

1. Ohio High Value Network$24,980,798
2. Ohio High Value Network$24,952,221
3. Beavercreek Medical Center (Soin/Kettering Health)$15,470,879
4. Ohio Association of Community Health Centers$10,406,623
5. Ohio University$10,000,000
6. Child & Family Health Collaborative of Ohio$6,709,515
7. Ohio Health Institute$3,630,000
8. Ohio State Health Network$3,401,944
9. Ohio State Health Network$2,084,117
10. Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA)$2,000,000
11. Ohio Association of Community Health Centers$1,836,462
12. Beavercreek Medical Center (Soin / Kettering Health)$1,427,200
13. Ashtabula County Medical Center$1,377,479
14. Blanchard Valley Regional Health Center$1,377,479
15. Community Hospital of Williams County$1,377,479
16. Coshocton Regional Medical Center$1,377,479
17. East Liverpool City Hospitals$1,377,479
18. Fisher-Titus Medical Center$1,377,479
19. Holzer Medical Center$1,377,479
20. Joint Township District Memorial Hospital$1,377,479
21. Knox Community Hospital$1,377,479
22. Marion General Hospital$1,377,479
23. Mary Rutan Hospital$1,377,479
24. Memorial Hospital$1,377,479
25. Mercer County Community Hospital$1,377,479
26. O’Bleness Memorial Hospital$1,377,479
27. Pomerene Hospital$1,377,479
28. Salem Community Hospital$1,377,479
29. Sojourn at Seneca$1,377,479
30. Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center$1,377,479
31. TriHealth Clinton Regional Hospital$1,377,479
32. Van Wert County Hospital$1,377,479
33. Wilson Memorial Hospital$1,377,479
34. Wooster Community Hospital$1,377,479
35. University Hospitals Health System$725,702
36. Mercy Health$325,005
37. Mercy Health$50,000

From the state’s own award announcements: release 1, release 2, release 3. Checked Oct 29, 2026. Some organizations hold more than one award for separate projects; Tribal and Native organizations are marked by name or by the state’s own description.