In this powerful episode of Focus on Outcomes, we’re joined by Sean Moore, Community Relations Manager at Open Door Columbus, an organization with deep roots in disability support and a bold vision for the future.
What You’ll Learn:
- How Open Door’s innovative use of remote support technology is reshaping independence for adults with disabilities
- The story behind their new sensory park, a first-of-its-kind, fully inclusive space in West Columbus
- Why immersive tech, virtual art programs, and AI-assisted communication tools are game changers in human services
- How Sean’s background in fine arts and advocacy fuels Open Door’s creative approach to care
- What it means to truly support people in “inspiring their life journey,” not just care, but connection, empowerment, and choice
Whether you're in healthcare, human services, education, or tech, this conversation will open your mind to how technology, compassion, and community-building can (and should) work together.
Plus: Learn how local businesses, donors, and volunteers can get involved in bringing the Open Door sensory park to life!
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