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  • Nurse practitioner joins Goshen Physicians Family Medicine Syracuse

    09/17/2019

    Falon Kuhn, NP, joined the provider team at Goshen Physicians Family Medicine Syracuse. She provides primary care across the lifespan, from newborns and adolescents to adults and seniors. In addition to wellness exams and physicals, Kuhn helps patients manage chronic conditions including high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes.

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  • Paramedic education program receives national reaccreditation

    09/16/2019

    Goshen Hospital received reaccreditation for its emergency medical services – paramedic program (EMS-P). Goshen Hospital’s EMS-P training program is one of only three in north central Indiana to hold national accreditation.

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  • Coordinated health care links Syracuse couple to valuable social services

    09/10/2019

    A doctor’s referral for services usually doesn’t include fixing a leaky roof. But for Goshen Health patients Nancy and Richard Coy of Syracuse, the home repairs were some of the best medicine they have received this year.

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  • Goshen Physicians welcomes new OB/GYN

    09/09/2019

    Sharrell Gibson, MD, has joined the medical team at Goshen Physicians OB/GYN. She brings more than a decade of experience in obstetrics and gynecology to the practice. Dr. Gibson is specially trained in minimally invasive surgery, including laparoscopic procedures.

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  • Understanding heart medications

    09/06/2019

    Clinical Pharmacist Neil Jain at Goshen Hospital will be the guest speaker at September’s Heart Failure Support Group. Jain will cover medications used for heart failure patients, as well as other medications commonly prescribed to the senior population. He will also answer questions from participants about medications they are taking. Attendees are encouraged to bring a list of their medications to the meeting. 

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