2025 Ohio Health Policy Summit
HPIO's annual Ohio Health Policy Summit
October
09
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Educational Event Series Sponsors support HPIO’s mission of advancing evidence-informed policies that improve health, achieve equity, and lead to sustainable healthcare spending. To learn more about becoming a sponsor of HPIO’s educational event series, please contact Amy Rohling McGee, President (arohlingmcgee@healthpolicyohio.org).
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Past Events
View recordings and presentation slides from past events.
Addressing factors contributing to child and youth mental health struggles
This webinar will explore key findings from HPIO's latest brief on factors contributing to child and youth mental health struggles.
July
31
The Future of Medicaid coverage in Ohio: Findings from HPIO’s 2025 Ohio Medicaid Expansion Study
This webinar explores research on the impact of Medicaid expansion on Ohio, based on findings from HPIO’s ongoing 2025 Ohio Medicaid Expansion Study.
May
22
Evaluation for Impact: Closing Health Gaps in Columbus
This interactive workshop will include information and resources about how to use evaluation to advance equity in central Ohio.
May
20
What’s on the horizon: How policy can improve health, well-being and economic vitality in the Mahoning Valley
This interactive lunch and learn will explore how Ohio leaders can create opportunities for residents of the Mahoning Valley to thrive.
March
06
Beyond the Basics: Medicaid and Financial Stability in Ohio
Building from data in HPIO's Ohio Medicaid Basics 2025, this webinar explores research on Medicaid as a financial support for people with low incomes.
March
04
Promoting ACEs protective factors and supporting Ohio families
Speakers will describe programs and policies that encourage protective factors among Ohio children.
December
10
