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Central Ohio's Coolest Offices: See inside Quantum Health's Dublin HQ


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A winding staircase leads to a lower level employee lounge at Quantum Health in Dublin.
Dan Trittschuh | Trittschuh Photography

Quantum Health Inc. is all in on hybrid work.

The benefits navigation company moved into new Dublin headquarters last year. CEO Zane Burke, who took the reins at the 24-year-old company in 2021, permanently resides in Dallas, Texas, though he commutes often to Central Ohio.

With that in mind, Burke adopted the same policy for the company's nearly 2,000 workers. The new Blazer Parkway headquarters, then, is designed with a "rational hoteling" approach in mind, and with a variety of features that aim to lure employees in to incentivize the serendipitous conversations that can only happen via in-person interactions.

Last fall, reporter Carrie Ghose and photographer Dan Trittschuh visited the space, which is the first entrant in our inaugural Central Ohio's Coolest Offices contest.

Later this month, you'll have a chance to vote on if this is the coolest office in the region:

(Having trouble with the slideshow? Slideshows on this page automatically scroll through. Or you can click through via the small white arrow on the right side of the picture, about halfway down.)

About Quantum Health: With some 500 large employers as clients, Quantum's teams of nurses and benefits specialists help covered employees and dependents figure out their coverage, keep up with preventative care, find specialists and make sure prescriptions are filled. They especially step in during a complex health crisis like cancer. It's a novel benefits approach – only about 10% of companies use navigation services.

About the contest: Throughout the month of March, Columbus Inno will run slideshows of local offices, in the hunt for the region's coolest. At the end of the month, we'll hold a vote to determine our winner.

Want to participate? Email ekennedy@bizjournals.com. We'll need three to 10 photos of your office space, plus written confirmation that the copyright holder gives us permission to publish. Columbus Inno covers the region's most innovative companies. While that's largely technology startups, we recognize that other types of businesses can fall under that banner. If you think yours qualifies, and you want to be a part of the contest, please include a few sentences in your submission making clear how you fit within the Inno brand.

Is there a deadline? As noted, we'll be holding our vote at the end of March. Please submit your photos by March 20 in order to be included.


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