Patients and Visitor Guide for The IU Health Goshen Center for Cancer Care
The Center for Cancer Care provides integrated and holistic treatment in a caring environement that brings world class technology to our community. Patients and visitors should use the information below to help them with any questions they may have about the Center for Cancer Care. We offer services and treatment from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday.
The Goshen Area
Goshen stands today in what was once the heart of the Miami Indian Territory. Although the city originated in the early 1800s, the name Goshen was not officially adopted until 1831 when it was named after an early settler from Goshen, New York. The largest percentage of early settlers were from Ohio and Pennsylvania, including many Amish who brought with them religious beliefs and social customs that are still evident today.
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We like to hear from those interested in our services so don't hesitate to ask about treatment for yourself or for a loved one. To get in touch with the Center for Cancer Care use the link below and fill out our contact us form.
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Location
Goshen is at the junction of Indiana State Roads 4, 15 and 119 and U.S. Highway 33. It is just 15 miles south of the Indiana Toll Road (Interstate 80/90).
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Major airports can be found in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland and Indianapolis. Direction and distances to major cities:
Goshen Region
Worship, Culture & Values
Sixty-one churches from 34 religious denominations offer worship opportunities for everyone interested in a church relationship. Inter-church efforts and community fellowship are the basis of the community's strong spiritual tradition.
The Goshen area is also steeped in the Amish and Mennonite heritage. It is one of three areas in the United States with a large concentration of Old Order Amish people. Residents and visitors to Goshen benefit from the Amish dedication to creativity and the products of their artistic talents.
In addition, the community is entertained by local dance troupes, musical ensembles and theater groups. A local art association, area museums and art fairs further foster appreciation for the arts.
