1. Community Solutions to Improve Employed Immigrant Health: Employed Latino Health Initiative
Five Key Objectives
Assess the needs of employers and employed Latino immigrants relative to the need for health resources and information, access to health services, and health care coverage;
Identify strategies that can improve the health of employed Latino immigrants in order to develop models that attend to those needs;
Prioritize and select models to pilot based on affordability, sustainability and ease of implementation;
Pilot and evaluate select models to test their utility and effectiveness; and
Identify methods for sustaining models as standard community and business practices.

2. Our Public-Private Partnership
About the Grantee
OUR MISSION
To assure access to health care for vulnerable people in Franklin County 
OUR VISION
Health care for all people in Franklin County that is affordable for individuals and sustainable for our community
OUR VALUE
Connecting people & ideas
Coordinating the advancement of innovative solutions
Our Public-Private Partnership

3. Initiative Partners Health Management Associates (HMA)
A health policy research and consulting firm and a national leader in providing technical and analytical services to health care and human service clients in the public and private sectors.
Latino Empowerment Outreach Network (LEON)
A nonprofit organization with a network and a collaboration of individuals, organizations and agencies dedicated to building a healthy Latino community in Central Ohio.
Ohio Hotel and Lodging Association (OH&LA)
A state association of Ohio’s hotel general managers that provides representation, information and resources for the Ohio lodging industry.
Central Ohio Restaurant Association (CORA)
An affiliate of the Ohio Restaurant and National Restaurant Association that provides education, training, community involvement and networking events for its members.
Universal Health Care Action Network of Ohio (UHCAN Ohio)
A statewide organization working for high quality and affordable health care for all Ohioans through education, community engagement, coalition building and policy advocacy.

4. Advisory Committee Business Healthcare Immigrant / Community
Restaurants (Mendoza Company McDonald’s, Bob Evans Farms, Cameron Mitchell Restaurants, Clarmont/Thom’s Restaurants; Hotels (Westin, Columbus Hospitality, DoubleTree); Hispanic Chamber of Commerce; 5/3 Bank; OSU Managed Health Care Systems, Inc.
Healthcare
OSU Medical Center, Mount Carmel Health System, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, OhioHealth, Columbus Neighborhood Health Centers
Immigrant / Community
Latino (Ohio Hispanic Coalition, Latino Empowerment Outreach Network); Asian (Asian American Community Services); Somali (Somali Communities of Ohio); Community & Refugee Immigration Services
Government /
Policy
Columbus Public Health; Franklin County Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board; Universal Health Care Action Network of Ohio; Franklin County Board of Health; Franklin County Department of Job & Family Services
Philanthropic
The Columbus Foundation, Osteopathic Heritage Foundations, Columbus Medical Association Foundation, United Way of Central Ohio