Goshen Hospital announces new region-leading nurse-to-patient ratio.
Goshen Hospital has announced a new one-to-four nurse-to-patient ratio across all in-patient units, reinforcing its commitment to patient safety, high-quality care and nursing team well-being. The new ratio ensures nurses have manageable workloads and the time needed to provide personalized care for every patient.
This initiative underscores Goshen Hospital as the regional leader in staffing and nursing quality, reflecting the organization’s mission by investing in nursing teams and fostering a supportive environment where caregivers can thrive and patients receive outstanding care.
“Establishing a one-to-four ratio affirms our belief that exceptional care begins with strong support for our nurses who work directly with patients,” said Julie Crossley, MSN, RN, Chief Nursing Officer at Goshen Hospital. “This change allows our nurses the time and focus they need to care for patients while at the same time ensuring a sustainable and healthy work environment for our nursing teams.”
The decision to implement the new ratio comes at a time when many health systems are navigating operational and financial challenges. Goshen Hospital proactive investment in nursing team staffing demonstrates its dedication to patient outcomes, team support and community trust.
Goshen Hospital’s nursing excellence is nationally recognized through Magnet® status from the American Nurses Credentialing Center, a distinction earned five times since 2004. Fewer than 60 hospitals worldwide have achieved Magnet with Distinction recognition, the highest honor of nursing excellence.
Goshen Hospital remains focused on creating an environment where nurses can grow and succeed while providing exceptional care to patients. Those interested in joining the team can learn more or apply at https://goshenhealth.com/about/nursing-excellence.
