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To better meet the needs of heart and vascular patients, Goshen Hospital has built a brand new, state-of-the-art cardiac catheterization lab. A cardiac catheterization is a minimally invasive procedure that enables cardiologists to access the heart and circulatory system with a small poke in a patient’s wrist or groin to see how well the blood vessels are working. If blood flow in an artery is blocked, often the cardiologist can repair it to restore normal blood flow to the heart – without having to schedule another procedure or cut the chest open for bypass surgery.

Staying healthy and vibrant as we age takes some effort – but it’s worth it! Learn tips to keep your body and mind healthy, safe and happy at Goshen Health’s next Thrive talk on December 3, from 11:00 a.m. to noon at Greencroft’s Goshen Community Center. Health Promotion Specialist Ashley Ganger, RN, will discuss ways to improve both mental and physical well-being as we age and capture the advantages of growing older.

Rachel Kratzer, MSN, RN, NP, joined the gynecologic oncology team at Goshen Center for Cancer Care in November. She cares for patients with cancers of the reproductive system, guiding them from diagnosis and treatment to surveillance and survivorship. In addition to pre- and post-operative care, Kratzer provides gynecological exams and screenings as well as minimally invasive procedures.
 

When a small group of team members from a Goshen Lippert Components, Inc., (LCI) began a Pink Out event in 2017, they had hopes it would grow. But even they couldn’t have foreseen what happened in 2019.