Suburban Health Organization (SHO) is pleased to announce that Good Samaritan has joined its membership network, further strengthening SHO’s commitment to supporting independent healthcare organizations through collaboration, innovation, and shared expertise.
Based in Vincennes, Indiana, Good Samaritan is a trusted regional healthcare provider with a longstanding reputation for delivering compassionate, high-quality care close to home. Serving communities across southwestern Indiana and southeastern Illinois, Good Samaritan offers a comprehensive range of services, including cancer care, cardiology, orthopedics, primary care, surgery, women’s health, and numerous specialty services.
“We are thrilled to welcome Good Samaritan to the SHO network,” said Dr. Craig Wilson, President and CEO of Suburban Health Organization. “Good Samaritan’s commitment to clinical excellence, community-focused care, and innovation aligns closely with SHO’s mission. Their leadership team brings valuable expertise and perspective to our membership, and we look forward to the collaboration and shared learning opportunities that will benefit all of our member organizations.”
As an independent member of SHO, Good Samaritan will maintain its local governance, leadership, and decision-making while gaining access to the collaborative resources and strategic initiatives that have become hallmarks of the SHO network. Through participation in SHO’s affinity groups, shared services, group purchasing programs, workforce initiatives, clinical quality efforts, and population health strategies, Good Samaritan will join fellow member organizations in advancing healthcare excellence and organizational sustainability.
“Joining SHO represents an exciting opportunity for our organization,” said Adam Thacker, President and CEO of Good Samaritan. “SHO has built a strong reputation for helping independent healthcare organizations thrive in an increasingly complex healthcare environment. We look forward to collaborating with fellow members, sharing best practices, and identifying new opportunities to improve care for the patients and communities we serve.”
SHO’s growing membership reflects a shared belief that independent healthcare organizations are stronger together. By leveraging collective scale, expertise, and innovation, member organizations are better positioned to enhance quality, improve outcomes, strengthen operational performance, and preserve local access to care.
The addition of Good Samaritan further expands SHO’s network of forward-thinking healthcare organizations dedicated to improving healthcare delivery through partnership. Together, SHO and its members continue to build on a tradition of collaboration that creates value for patients, providers, employers, and communities across the regions they serve.
To learn more about Good Samaritan, visit their website at www.gshvin.org.