614-293-5000 / 6142935000

getting a fax call to my cell phone, very annoying when it beeps in my ear.

Called me this afternoon and politely said, I have the wrong number and hung up. Then called me back twice more and hung up when I answered.

Called at 400 AM. Did not hear it ring. Did not leave a message and have never gone/dealt with anyone at OSU.

this is OSU med center...calling me to remind me about an upcoming dr appt.

I got 3 calls from this number a 1:50 a.m. Caller asked for Aaron all 3 times. Caller sounded pretty much out of it.

This is the phone number of the main switch at the OSU Medical Center. Every call from the Hospital will show this number on your caller ID. Doctors, paitent rooms, nurses stations and even fax machines. If you have no dealing with OSU, it is most likely a wrong number.

If you have applied for a job at OSU this is also the number that will show up - again its not a bill collector.

I got the call while I was at work so i couldn't answer it. I don't have anything with OSU but I have been taking my daughter to Childrens Hospital to see some specialists there. So I'm not sure if that's who it was from?? They did not leave a message.I called the number back and it was a recording-- saying the same thing as the people above (OSU general caller ID number for all phones) it was unable to tell me who called specifically.I absolutely hate when people don't leave messages!

Me too

This is the Caller Identification Number for all phone calls originating at The Ohio State University Medical Center. Unless a message is left, there is no way of tracing these phone calls. It gives a number to call if you have any more questions.The operators at the Main Hospital Switchboard explain quickly that there is no way to trace any outbound phone calls and that the caller ID number identifies over 10,000 phones.This number also identifies all primary care network, outpatient centers, and all inpatient rooms within the Ohio State University Health System. The operator also advised that, if the call is important, a message will always be left. If there is no message left, the best thing to do is wait for a call back. If you do not receive a call back, it would be safe to assume it is a wrong number. It is possible that patients who may be medicated could possibly be dialing the wrong number.