(COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 27, 2024) – The third addition to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center suburban outpatient care program, Outpatient Care Powell, will begin construction in April 2024.

The initial phase of the $183 million project includes two buildings. The first is a 150,000-SF, five-story medical office building that houses primary care, family medical, and specialty medical clinics. The second is a 57,000-SF, two-story ambulatory health center that includes urgent care, imaging, rehabilitation, endoscopy, and ambulatory care. Similar to the $161 million Dublin location, Outpatient Care Powell will also focus on orthopedics, sports medicine, and joint care. Patient amenities include a café, registration services, community conferencing space, retail pharmacy, large exterior courtyard, and covered drop-off zone. The third campus in The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center suburban outpatient care program is the $138 million New Albany campus.

The Powell campus uses DLR Group’s prototype template. The flexible planning module can accommodate various medical specialties and will be adapted to a location’s market to serve the community.

See more of DLR Group’s design for higher education facilities here and healthcare facilities here.