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Effective April 6, Goshen Physicians is implementing additional changes to protect patients and the community from COVID-19 exposure. Last week, most offices launched virtual visits to reduce exposure of germs and viruses. Providers are scheduling these visits whenever appropriate.

To help patients get the health care they need from the safety of their own homes, Goshen Physicians is now offering virtual visits with healthcare providers. Beginning this week, offices are calling patients to request them to change their office visit to a virtual visit when appropriate. 

In previous years, Goshen Health has celebrated Doctors’ Day by treating them to breakfast. But this year is like no other, requiring more of the 380 Goshen Health providers than at any other time in their careers.

Effective today, Goshen Health will implement additional operational changes at outpatient and non-hospital locations to protect our patients and the community from COVID-19 exposure.

Goshen Health confirmed its first three presumptive positive COVID-19 cases this morning. One patient is admitted at Goshen Hospital, and two patients are quarantined at home under the monitoring of their primary care providers and health officials. No further information can be shared due HIPPA privacy laws.