Ohio University in Athens, the University of Cincinnati, and Wright State University in Dayton. According to Tzagournis, the consortium will be able to improve the quality and cost effectiveness of patient care and achieve increased efficiencies of scale. Other opportunities provided by a consortium include enhancing the commitment of faculty teaching and research and the training of physicians as primary care providers, Tzagournis said. The services provide emergency air medical transportation for critically ill and injured persons in central, southern and eastern Ohio. Ohio State and Grant signed a letter of intent to consolidate the services in February and announced their decision in April.
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