Columbus, OH — September 12th 2025 – Ohio Primary Care practices are expanding services to better support patients living with chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. The statewide effort builds on the organization’s commitment to preventive care while addressing some of the most pressing health concerns facing Ohio residents.
Chronic diseases remain a leading cause of disability and death in the U.S. Six in 10 Americans have at least one chronic disease, and 4 in 10 have two or more chronic diseases.

Hypertension also affects a significant portion of the population, contributing to costly complications when left untreated. These conditions contribute significantly to healthcare costs, hospitalizations, and reduced quality of life when not properly managed. By strengthening primary care support, Ohio Primary Care aims to reduce complications and improve long-term outcomes for patients managing these illnesses.

“Managing chronic illness requires more than emergency intervention—it requires consistent, proactive care,” said a representative from Ohio Primary Care. “By expanding our services, we’re helping patients stay healthier and avoid the complications that can lead to hospitalization.”

The initiative introduces expanded diabetes care services such as regular A1C testing, nutrition counseling, and personalized treatment plans. Patients with hypertension will have greater access to blood pressure monitoring programs, medication management, and preventive screenings, while individuals living with heart disease will benefit from comprehensive risk assessments, lifestyle support, and ongoing follow-up care.

Ohio Primary Care practices are also emphasizing early detection through routine lab testing and screenings. Conditions such as prediabetes or high blood pressure can often go unnoticed until they progress into severe illness. By identifying risks earlier, providers can intervene with treatment and lifestyle guidance before complications arise.

This expansion reflects Ohio Primary Care’s broader goal of reducing healthcare costs by preventing avoidable ER visits and hospital stays. Chronic conditions, if left untreated, can lead to emergencies such as heart attacks, strokes, or severe diabetic complications. By focusing on preventive care and consistent management, providers aim to keep patients healthier while easing the financial burden on families and the healthcare system.

The expanded services are available to both new and existing patients across Ohio, with primary care doctors in Columbus and regional clinics already prepared to meet increased demand. Families are encouraged to contact their nearest Ohio Primary Care clinic to learn more about chronic disease management options and schedule appointments.

About Ohio Primary Care
Ohio Primary Care is a trusted healthcare provider offering comprehensive medical services across the state. With a focus on preventive care, chronic condition management, and accessible support, the organization serves families through its network of clinics and dedicated providers. Ohio Primary Care is committed to helping Ohioans live healthier lives through affordable, high-quality care for all ages.

Contact Information
Phone: 614-826-7445
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://ohioprimarycare.org/
Address: 3539 Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43224, Franklin County