Ohio's trusted healthcare company since 2006

One-Stop Everyday Healthcare
for Your Entire Family.

One integrated platform for the moments you do not plan for — and the everyday care that helps you stay well, stay connected, and move forward with confidence.

One integrated platform offering
Urgent CarePrimary CareOccupational HealthWork Injury ManagementWellness & GLP-1Men's HealthBehavioral HealthClinical Research
Hometown team serving their Ohio community

Built in Ohio. Here for Ohio.

A local team serving local communities since 2006.

About Hometown

A Better Healthcare Experience Starts With One Trusted Team.

Hometown Health brings together the care people need most often — urgent care, primary care, workplace health, wellness, behavioral health, and clinical research — so the next step feels simpler, closer, and more human.

We are building a technology-enabled healthcare platform that improves access, helps families understand their options, and makes it easier to receive convenient, transparent, affordable care in the communities we serve.

Learn the Hometown story
20
Years serving Ohio
33
Facilities across Ohio
90.3
Net Promoter Score
330K+
Visits each year
One Platform. Everything You Need for Everyday Healthcare.

Connected service lines. One Hometown promise.

Choose the care that fits the moment, with a clearer path to the next service when your needs change.

Urgent Care
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Urgent Care

Convenient, Affordable, Friendly Healthcare for the Whole Family

Hometown Urgent Care serves Ohio families through 33 clinics with extended weekday and weekend hours, walk-in access, and schedule-ahead visits.

  • Open 7 days a week
  • Illnesses, injuries & preventive care
  • On-site lab, X-ray & EKG
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Primary Care
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Primary Care

Primary Care the Way It Should Be

Accessible, affordable, convenient primary care for new patients of all ages, with same-week appointments for the whole family.

  • Same-week appointments
  • Prevention & chronic-condition support
  • One provider who knows your history
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Occupational Health
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Occupational Health

One Partner. A Stronger Workforce-Care System.

Bring screening, physicals, workplace-injury care, onsite clinics, and Total Worker Care into one employer-care conversation.

  • Testing, physicals & readiness
  • Duty-status coordination
  • Onsite clinics & Total Worker Care
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Wellness & Men's Health
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Wellness & Men's Health

Guided care for goals that matter.

Provider-led wellness programs through Vibrance by Hometown, with in-person and virtual options.

  • Medical weight management
  • Men's health
  • Convenient virtual care
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Behavioral Health
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Behavioral Health

Counseling & care guidance.

A Hometown Primary Care counseling and guidance pathway for families seeking clearer information and next steps.

  • Counseling & guidance
  • Specialist information review
  • Primary-care connection
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Clinical Research
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Clinical Research

Clinical Trials. Close to Home. Be Part of Tomorrow's Care.

Hometown Research connects patients, sponsors, and research teams through community-based studies with patient-focused support across Ohio.

  • GCP-certified staff & CLIA-waived sites
  • Join a study or work with one network
  • 6 research sites · 15+ therapeutic areas
Join a study or explore sponsor services
The Hometown Health platform

One connected care network is better than a collection of disconnected stops.

Hometown Health brings everyday care together in the communities we serve. The goal is simple: make it easier for patients, families, employers, and communities to find a clearer path when health needs change.

Why integrated care matters
Fragmented care

Different places. Different records. Different next steps.

  • A family may have to navigate separate offices and portals.
  • Care information can be harder to connect across settings.
  • The next step may be less clear when needs change.
The Hometown Health platform

One Ohio network. A clearer path forward.

  • Care pathways connect urgent, primary, workplace, wellness, behavioral, and research needs.
  • Local teams help people move from today's concern to the next right service.
  • Convenient access points make everyday care easier to begin and easier to continue.

For patients & families

Fewer handoffs and a clearer next step across common care needs.

For employers

Workplace health and care access pathways designed around the people who keep your organization moving.

For communities

Local care, local teams, and research opportunities that stay connected to Ohio communities.

Why integrated care matters

One connected network makes everyday care simpler, safer, and closer to home.

One stop for everyday family needs

Urgent, primary, workplace, wellness, behavioral, and research pathways are easier to find from one trusted Ohio platform.

Better-coordinated next steps

Care coordination helps keep patient needs, goals, information, and follow-up connected across common transitions.

Safer, more effective care

AHRQ defines care coordination as organizing care and sharing information so the right people can act at the right time.

Less unnecessary complexity

A clearer care pathway can reduce the friction of separate offices, portals, referrals, and repeated handoffs.

Better access for working families

Walk-in, same-day, next-day, virtual, and workplace-health pathways make it easier to begin care when life does not wait.

A stronger community resource

Local teams, local access points, and local research opportunities keep everyday healthcare connected to Ohio communities.

Evidence summary: AHRQ describes care coordination as sharing the right information with the right people to support safer, more effective care. Systematic-review findings suggest integrated care may improve outcomes and reduce costs on average; individual results and available services vary. Sources: AHRQ Care Coordination; systematic review (2020).

Care setting & cost

Hometown care pathways vs. hospital settings: the cost conversation matters.

Community urgent care, hospital-owned urgent-care or outpatient sites, and freestanding physician offices may deliver similar routine services through different payment models.

Hometown's role is to make a community-based care path easier to access. The national examples below explain why it is useful to ask where a routine service will be delivered and billed.

Compare before you go.

For non-emergencies, ask your care team whether urgent care or an independent office can safely meet the need — and request a local estimate for imaging or laboratory work when appropriate.

Urgent Care vs. Emergency Department
$120–$175 vs. $1,646

Community urgent-care visit range vs. average ED visit in one study

For lower-acuity needs that do not require emergency-department capabilities, community urgent care may offer a more affordable setting.

Hometown community urgent-care range · Penn LDI ED study · 2021

Hospital-owned outpatient / urgent-care billing
$25–several hundred

Potential facility fee at a hospital-based urgent-care site

Hospital-owned outpatient and urgent-care bills can use different payment structures. A state consumer guide notes that facility fees may be added on top of other charges.

New York Attorney General urgent-care guide

The right care setting can mean better access, clearer costs, and a simpler next step. Individual costs and coverage vary; confirm details with your location and insurance.

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