Clinics Locations and Phone Numbers

OSU Orthopaedics Clinic [Drs. Bishop, Ellis, Flanigan, Klinefelter,
Lakatos, Litts, Mayerson, Phieffer, Rose]
Suite 3300 of Morehouse Pavilion Building
2050 Kenny Rd [map]
Columbus, OH 43221-3502
Phone: 614-293-BONE (2663)

OSU Sports Medicine Clinic [Drs. Bishop, Flanigan, Jones, Kaeding]
Suite 3100 of Morehouse Pavilion Building
2050 Kenny Rd [map]
Columbus, OH 43221-3502
Phone: 614-293-3600

OSU Comprehensive Spine Center [Dr. Lakatos]
7th floor of Morehouse Tower Building
2050 Kenny Rd [map]
Columbus, OH 43221-3502
Phone: 614-293-2225

OSU Hospital East [Dr. Van Gorp]
Suite 1503 of Tower Building
1492 E Broad St [map]
Columbus, OH 43205-1546
Phone: 614-293-BONE (2663)

OSU Podiatry Clinic [Drs. Block, Monson]
1930 Crown Park Ct, Suite 120 [map]
Columbus, OH 43235-2402
Phone: 614-293-FOOT (3668)

OSU James Cancer Clinic [Dr. Mayerson]
1st floor of James Building
300 W 10th Ave [map]
Columbus, OH 43210-1280
Phone: 614-293-BONE (2663)

Nationwide Children's Hospital Orthopedic Center [Dr. Mayerson]
479 Parsons Ave [map]
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-722-5175

 

Driving Directions and Parking

Orthopaedic Clinic and Sports Medicine Clinic are located on the third floor of Pavilion building at Martha Morehouse Medical Plaza. OSU James Cancer Clinic is located on the first floor of James Cancer Hospital. You can view and print driving directions and parking information to Morehouse Medical Plaza, James Cancer Hospital and other buildings at OSU Medical Center by visiting OSUMC maps, driving directions, and parking page. A free courtesy shuttle runs between Morehouse Medical Plaza and main campus hospital buildings every 15 minutes from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday - Friday.

New Patient Packet

You are encouraged to print and fill out the New Patient Packet prior to your clinic visit. Please bring the completed forms to your appointment.

Education Resources

• Orthopaedics by Ohio State University Medical Center
• Orthopaedic Connection by American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS)

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

HIPAA was passed by U.S. Congress in 1996. It contains new regulations for protecting privacy, confidentiality, and security of health information, and for transacting health care business. "Privacy Practices" portion of HIPAA went into effect as of April 14, 2003.

OSU Health System Notice of Privacy Practices

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