In this episode, COO Adam Thacker speaks with Dr. Kristin Mahan about Walk With a Doc. What it is, the benefits, and how Vincennes and surrounding communities can participate in exercise and health education each week. 

In this addition of the Good Samaritan Healthcast, Katie speaks with Dr. Justin Johnson about how Good Samaritan and the IU Residency Clinic is helping the community through hypnotherapy and trance. Dr. Johnson explores what he is trained to do, how a patient could sign up for hypnotherapy, and what topics don't work well with this type of therapy. 

On this episode, Katie speaks with Dr. Bryce Meck about Gender Affirming Care, gender dysphoria, and how Good Samaritan is offering life-saving care through this treatment. 

In this episode, Katie speaks with Dr. Lee McKinley about safe weight loss treatments. Dr. McKinley discusses which diets work, how family history can effect your health, and what qualifies those seeking out weight loss surgery.

In this episode, Katie speaks with Dr. Andrea Patterson about the new 3-digit number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Dr. Patterson also touches on who the lifeline caters to, who it doesn't, and her personal experience as a crisis counselor. 

In this episode, new host Katie Lovell speaks with Nurse Practitioner and therapist Christy Riddle about different treatments for trauma. Through medications and therapy, Riddle discusses the benefits of these treatments for those dealing with sexual abuse, physical abuse, etc. She also discusses how alcohol and substance abuse can be treated and the rooted cause of these behaviors. 

On this episode, Tiffany speaks with Heidi Hinkle, Director of Professional Practice, about Magnet distinction and what it means for Good Samaritan. Hinkle recently attended a conference in Europe for MAGNET4EUROPE and discusses the purpose of the trip and how Good Samaritan is inspiring hospitals across the globe. 

Tiffany speaks with Patty Inyart, the Radiation Oncology Manager at Good Samaritan, about the benefits of our radiation techniques and how our state-of-the-art equipment is changing cancer treatment in Vincennes, Indiana and surrounding communities. 

On this episode, Tiffany talks with Dr. Lee McKinley, Adjunct Professor of Medicine for the Southwest Indiana Internal Medicine Residency Program, about Healthy Aging. Dr. McKinley discusses how much control we have with aging, illness versus wellness, misconceptions and more.

Tiffany talks with Dr. Scott Stine, Chief Medical Officer for Good Samaritan Physician Network, about men's health. They discuss common health conditions impacting men, routine care and preventive health.