One of central Ohio’s largest disability-services organizations has expanded its programming to include more options for primary and preventative health care, including dental and behavioral-health services.
Boundless Health aims to function as a hub of person-centered care for people and families with intellectual and developmental disabilities. That means addressing the snags that people with disabilities sometimes come across in accessing appropriate care, said Anna Wuerth, executive director of Boundless Health.
“Too often, the physical and mental health needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are overlooked because of the challenges that exist in traditional health care settings,” Wuerth said. “Our goal is to expand access to these services so that no matter what challenge an individual is facing, they can receive the care they deserve.”
Boundless Health is to begin seeing patients on its Worthington campus this fall. People interested in making an appointment for primary or dental care can call Boundless now at 1-800-409-2729 and put their names on a list for scheduling, or go to iamboundless.org for more information.
Later next year, Boundless Health plans to add pharmacy services at the same site.