Newsmakers: Longtime OhioHealth CEO Dave Blom leaves $4 billion system and legacy in economic development

Dave Blom was named interim CEO in 2001 and got the permanent job after leading a turnaround from financial losses to surplus. Today, OhioHealth is a $4 billion system of 12 hospitals and more than 200 outpatient sites.

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Newsmakers: Longtime OhioHealth CEO Dave Blom leaves $4 billion system and legacy in economic development

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