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Physicians & Staff
- Douglas J. Schwartzentruber, MD, FACS
Medical Director, Surgical Oncologist - Richard B. Hostetter, MD
Associate Medical Director, Surgical Oncologist - Daniel G. Bruetman, MD
Director of Medical Oncology, Medical Oncologist - Kenneth L. Pennington, MD
Medical Oncologist - Carol Westbrook, MD, PhD
Medical Oncologist - Laura L. Morris, MD, MBA, FACS
Breast Surgeon - Seza Gulec, MD, FACS
Nuclear Oncologist, Surgical Oncologist - Anthony Avallone, MD, FACS
Urologic Oncologist - James A. Wheeler, MD, PhD
Director of Radiation Oncology - Marcia Prenguber, ND
Director of Integrative Care, Naturopathic Physician - Emily Moore, ND, LAc
Naturopathic Physician - Brent Murphy, DABR
Physicist - Suzan S. Cheng, MD
Radiation Oncologist - Rita Gingrich, MSW, LSW
PNI Counselor - Becky Overholt, RD, CSO, CD
Registered Dietitian - Nancy A. Colucci, MS, RD, CD
Registered Dietitian - Kristan Rheinheimer, RN, MSN, FNP, OCN
Nurse Practitioner - Pat Shoemaker
PNI Counselor - Ingrid Bowser, MS, NP, APRN-BC, ADM-BC
Nurse Practitioner - Deana Gonyon, MSN, ANP-BC, AOCNP
Nurse Practitioner
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Colon Cancer Information
The Goshen Center for Cancer Care ApproachAt The Center for Cancer we use an integrated approach to cancer care where doctors, nutritionists, naturopathic specialist and counselors all work together as a team bringing to bear a number of different disciplines to cure the disease. Surgery may be the best course of action to treat the cancer but that will only be decided after our team reviews what is best for the patient and that takes into account any special needs or preferences the patient has. |
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Our Goshen Center for Cancer Care approach is holistic, meaning that we treat not just the colon cancer, but the mind, body and spirit through traditional medicine, as well as complimentary medicines like acupuncture and nutrition. A patient at the Center for Cancer Care might need segmented resection surgery to remove cancerous tumors, followed by radiation but nutrition, naturopathy and exercise could easily become part of the prescription for ongoing health. We strongly believe that to treat the cancer you need to treat the entire person. Finally, Goshen’s Center for Cancer Care has powerful tools to treat cancer. Our beyond state of the art technology placed in the hands of our team pushes the technology to the next level. This makes our integrated and holistic approach even more effective in treating colon cancer. |
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