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Posted By Columbus Medical Association - CMA,
Friday, March 20, 2026
Updated: Tuesday, March 17, 2026
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The Columbus Medical Association is proud to partner with organizations that align with our vision to support our physician members and the community. This month, we’re highlighting our Bronze Sponsor, CARR, the nation’s leading provider of commercial real estate services for healthcare tenants and buyers.
With a no-conflict approach, CARR handles every aspect of the healthcare real estate process, ensuring your financial and practice goals are always first and protected. The team of experts at CARR Healthcare Realty® assist with all types of healthcare real estate transactions for tenants and buyers. Our services include start-ups, lease renewals, expansions, relocations, additional offices, purchases, and practice transitions.
Mission/Values
Our mission is simple: to exclusively represent those who help and serve the needs others, making CARR the top choice in healthcare real estate. We aim to act as educators throughout the process, explaining the market, protecting clients from hidden pitfalls, and negotiating from a position of strength. The result is clarity, confidence, and a more informed real estate decision that supports the long-term success of the practice.
Culture
Our culture is built around advocacy, transparency, and long-term relationships. We act as educators and strategic partners for our clients, helping them make confident, well-informed real estate decisions. We value integrity over transactions, collaboration over competition, and take pride in representing only our clients’ best interests every time.
Central Ohio Medical Community
"My favorite part is by far the relationships I get to create with my clients! I deeply value and appreciate being seen as a trusted advisor during pivotal moments in their practices and helping them achieve the best possible terms and concessions for the practice is something that gives me tremendous pride. The best compliment I can receive is being told I’m part of the client’s team!"
Learn more about CARR on their website or contact agent Kyle Sattler via email or (330) 340-5290.
If you would like more information about becoming a CMA sponsor, contact Lynn Manoogian.
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Posted By Columbus Medical Association - CMA,
Friday, March 20, 2026
Updated: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
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COTS recently released their 2025 impact report, highlighting the important work they accomplished to close gaps, elevate standards, and ensure communities are prepared for both everyday emergencies and large-scale events.
Highlights from 2025 include:
- 12 activations of the Emergency Patient Transport Plan (EPTP)
- Regional coordination for preparedness and response to major planned events—including The Arnold Sports Festival, Red, White & Boom, and OSU football games—and 17 large-scale unplanned incidents
- Training of nearly 3,000 professionals in trauma, emergency care, and preparedness
Find out more in the interactive COTS 2025 Impact Report here.
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Posted By Columbus Medical Association - CMA,
Friday, March 20, 2026
Updated: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
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COTS joined The Ohio State University medical students and residents to emphasize the importance of coordination during disasters. The event on March 10th was part of OSU’s annual Disaster Preparedness Day at Wexner Medical Center.
Medical students and residents gathered to learn about disaster preparedness and take part in several disaster simulations. They were able to see a demonstration of a virtual reality triage project developed by Dr. Nicholas Kman, an emergency medicine physician and professor of emergency medicine at OSU.
Dr. Cullen Clark, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, facilitated a burn surge tabletop exercise and discussed the university’s role as the state’s Burn Coordinating Center. Dr. Clark and COTS Emergency Management Manager Kelsey Blackburn also highlighted the importance of COTS and the need for a coordination agency when disasters occur.
COTS coordinates health care coalitions that cover nearly half of the counties in Ohio. These public-private partnerships work to facilitate, support, and strengthen healthcare and related entities as they prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies. Some of COTS recent preparedness and coordination efforts were highlighted earlier this month.
Read more about OSU’s Disaster Day in WCMH NBC4’s Coverage here.
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Posted By Columbus Medical Association - CMA,
Friday, March 20, 2026
Updated: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
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More than a dozen physicians came together for a lively and thoughtful exchange at our first Independent Practice Forum earlier this month. Held on March 12, 2026, the gathering brought together primary care physicians and a wide range of subspecialists currently navigating independent practice.
The conversation covered the unique benefits and challenges of owning an independent practice and included a brainstorm about what resources and support the CMA could provide. Participants were able to speak honestly with others who understand their day-to-day experiences – the good, the bad, and the ugly.
The group plans to meet regularly for continued conversation. If you would like to receive updates on upcoming meetings or contribute to future conversations, please complete this interest form.
Participation is currently limited to physicians in independent practice, though future sessions may open the door for those considering a move into private practice.
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Posted By Columbus Medical Association - CMA,
Friday, March 20, 2026
Updated: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
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We are excited to announce a new member benefit through Savvik Buying Group, giving physicians access to national purchasing power and preferred pricing on products and services your practice uses every day.
Savvik Buying Group is a non-profit organization that works with organizations and associations to provide group purchasing discounts to their members. Our affiliate COTS has partnered with Savvik for several years to provide discounts to its members, which range from 10-15% off retail prices.
Through this expanded partnership to CMA members, you can now access discounts from trusted vendors, including:
- Henry Schein: Dental and medical supplies
- Medline: Medical supply products
- Airgas: Gases and safety supplies
- Cintas: Uniforms, first aid & safety, fire protection equipment, and cleaning supplies
- Dash Medical: Disposable gloves
- FedEx: Shipping solutions
The benefit is designed to help physicians reduce overhead, improve purchasing efficiency, and strengthen practice operations. Purchasing through Savvik also helps the CMA—we receive a small percent of any revenue purchased through our membership which will be used to support our programs.
You can browse their vendors here. If there is a product you need and it is not in their store, Savvik representatives may be able to help you find the product at a discount.
How to Get Started
- Complete the online registration form. Under “Organization/Agency,” you must enter “CMA Physicians.”
- Your registration information will be sent to a Savvik membership specialist, who will add you to the CMA account
- You will receive an email with your member number and information on their vendors and purchasing.
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