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Westerville, OH-based Central Ohio Primary Care Physicians has Appointed Angelo Mazzocco as Chief Information Officer
About the Company
Your Central Ohio Primary Care Physicians Since 1996 In 1996, a group of 33 physicians chose to focus more on the quality of patient care they were providing and less on the piles of paperwork that they faced each day. The result was the creation of Central Ohio Primary Care, an administrative collaborative that gave these doctors more freedom to do what they do best - practice medicine. Over time, other physicians and practices liked the results they were seeing and joined our team. Now Central Ohio Primary Care has grown to become the largest physician-owned primary care group in the United States with about 220 out-patient providers and 50 Hospitalists. COPC also offers a full-service laboratory, complete radiology services and cardiac testing. We also have first-rate health management programs, including two physical therapy clinics, an innovative diabetes management program, and an asthma disease management program. But our most important achievement continues to be providing the highest quality of health care to our patients.
About the Person
Angelo Mazzocco joined Central Ohio Primary Care Physicians in June of 2014 as Chief Information Officer. In this role, he provides leadership in the areas of information systems, information technology, business continuation, and project management. Prior to joining Central Ohio Primary Care, he was the President of Pillar Technology Group. Previously, he was the Chief Information Officer at Progressive Medical and the Dispatch Companies. Mr. Mazzocco holds a master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Dayton, and a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He has served as an adjunct faculty member of the Ohio State University and Otterbein University since 1991. As an active leader in the Columbus community, Mr. Mazzocco co-founded the Central Ohio CIO Forum, as well as the CIOhio, TechTomorrow, and CIO-Tomorrow events. He serves on the Boards of Gladden Community Settlement House, the GroundWork Group, and Technology Advisory Board of OCLC. He and his teams have been the recipient of awards: Top Contributor to the Advancement of Technology Executive of the Year; Information Week 500 Technology Innovation Award; ComputerWorld 100 Best Places to Work in IT; and CIO-100. He was honored by Ohio Cancer Research Associates in 2014. He lives in Lewis Center with his wife Eileen and their 3 children.
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