Ohio Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, LLC

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Zachary K. West, DO, MPH, FACOI

11/25/2025

Sutherland's idea of synchronized fulcrums is similar to what you see in a rowing crew. When each point of leverage moves in rhythm, the entire vessel finds stability and ease 🚣

A single rower out of sync can throw off the whole motion. The body works the same way!

When one area causes strain, everything else compensates to just stay on course. But when the system finds its rhythm and is cooperating with each other, the body functions smoothly and efficiently.

What does finding your rhythm look like in your own health routines? 🧘

11/22/2025

At the AAO, we believe healing starts with truly listening through our hands, our hearts, and our training. ✋❤️

Osteopathic manipulative medicine is more than a technique. It is a mindset built on trusting the body's ability to heal itself.

DOs trained in OMM spend hundreds of hours developing palpatory skills, learning to diagnose and treat with precision and empathy.

Learn more about how we support education, fellowship, and connection in the osteopathic world:
👉 http://academyofosteopathy.org

11/15/2025

Avoid the non-regulated setting and risking your health and safety in the pursuit of the false hope of unproven treatments.

Partner with a direct primary care physician to provide evidence based medical guidance. Direct primary care physicians are independent of big healthcare, big pharma and big insurance. At the Ohio Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, LLC you have direct access to a dual board certified physician who continues to pursue advanced training and brings the latest evidence based medical practices in the care of patients. Medical guidance by an independent physician without jeopardizing your health and safety.

Ohio Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, LLC
Physician Owned | Patient Focused
(567) 804-5777
www.oiom.org

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11/14/2025

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Osteopathic medicine has seen countless influential DOs. Here are 5 DOs who truly left their mark in history 📍

#1 A.T. Still, MD, DO
A list of influential DOs would be incomplete without A.T. Still. Andrew Taylor Still founded osteopathic medicine in 1874 after rejecting the limitations of conventional care. He introduced the idea that the body can heal itself when its structure and function are in balance. His school in Kirksville shaped the entire profession that exists today.

#2 William Garner Sutherland, DO
William Garner Sutherland pioneered the cranial concept and reshaped how DOs understand motion within the human body. His research showed that the skull is not fixed and that subtle rhythms influence health. His ideas became a central pillar of modern osteopathic manipulative treatment.

#3 John Martin Littlejohn, DO
John Martin Littlejohn helped bring osteopathic medicine to an international audience after training directly under A. T. Still. He founded the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine and later expanded osteopathy across Europe.

#4 Jenette H. Bolles, DO
Jenette Bolles was one of the earliest female DOs to gain national influence after graduating in 1894. She founded the Western Institute of Osteopathy in Denver and served as first vice president to the AOA.

#5 Louisa Burns, DO
Louisa Burns was a pioneering researcher in osteopathic medicine. She headed the A.T. Still Research Institute for years and her work showed that stimulation in one part of the body could affect other, distant parts supports the principles that are foundational to osteopathic practice.

This list is in no particular order. Who do you think should be added to this list? Let us know in the comments below 👇

✨Committed to Continued Medical Education | Committed to Excellence✨Dr. Zachary K. West, DO, MPH, FACOI of the Ohio Inst...
11/14/2025

✨Committed to Continued Medical Education | Committed to Excellence✨

Dr. Zachary K. West, DO, MPH, FACOI of the Ohio Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, LLC recently completed continuing medical education credits with his attendance at the American College of Osteopathic Internists 2025 Annual Convention and Scientific Meetings.

The American College College of Osteopathic Internists Annual Convention brings together osteopathic internists and subspecialists from across the country to learn from leading experts, expand their networks, and celebrate the art and science of medicine in an engaging and supportive environment. The theme of this years convention was The Power of Physician Leadership: Innovate, Influence, and Inspire.

Continuing medical education is important for physicians to stay current with medical advancements, improve their skills and to provide the best possible patient care. At the Ohio Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, LLC we are committed to continuing education and bringing the best knowledge and skills in the care of our patients!

Welcoming New Patients!
☎ Call: (567) 804-5777
📧 Email: info@oiom.org
🖱 Visit: www.oiom.org
📍93 North Washington Street, Tiffin, Ohio, 44883

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Honoring all who served this Veterans Day 🇺🇸  Thank you for your service! ❤️🤍💙  |   |
11/11/2025

Honoring all who served this Veterans Day 🇺🇸 Thank you for your service! ❤️🤍💙

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Tis the season to learn around your options for healthcare! Check out this amazing video that discusses direct primary c...
11/11/2025

Tis the season to learn around your options for healthcare! Check out this amazing video that discusses direct primary care!

Video Link: https://youtu.be/Dt19QCIrJCM

Welcoming New Patients!
☎️ Call: (567) 804-5777
📧 Email: info@oiom.org
🖱️ Visit: www.oiom.org
📍 93 North Washington Street, Tiffin, Ohio, 44883

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Struggling to afford health insurance — or wondering if there’s another way to handle your family’s healthcare?In this video, I break down why health insuran...

11/02/2025

What is the difference between MDs and DOs? 🤔

To put it simply, MDs look at specific parts, DOs look at the whole.

Wholeness is a core principle of Osteopathy. Our symptoms and how it affects us does not happen in a vacuum. Our bodies work as a connected system; all working together in harmony.

How do you describe wholeness? Let us know in the comments 👇

11/01/2025

Celebrate National Direct Primary Care Day!

Join the Ohio Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, LLC and direct primary care practices across the country in recognizing the inaugural National Direct Primary Care Day on November 1st.

This special day highlights the growing movement of physician independence and patient-centered care, empowering patients with affordable, transparent, and accessible healthcare options outside of traditional insurance models.

Did you know? Direct Primary Care gives patients unlimited access to their doctor for one simple monthly fee, with no copays, no surprise bills, and more time for personalized, preventive care.

When: Friday, November 1st
Where: Ohio Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, 93 North Washington Street, Tiffin, OH
Learn more: https://dpcnews.com/national-dpc-day/

For more details, contact Dr. Zachary K. West, DO, MPH, FACOI at (567) 804-5777.

11/01/2025

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Happy National Direct Primary Care Day! 🩺💙
11/01/2025

Happy National Direct Primary Care Day! 🩺💙

10/31/2025

What makes Osteopathy unique?🤔

Osteopathic medicine is:

🔴 Hands-On
🔴 Holistic
🔴 Patient Centered
🔴 Prevention focused
🔴 Rooted in the body's ability to heal itself

Through OMT, DOs diagnose and treat with their hands - improving mobility, relieving pain, and supporting the body's natural rhythms.

At AAO, we help DOs refine that skill with courses, mentorship, and community.

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