Guthrie

Guthrie is a prominent non-profit integrated health system with a rich history dating back to 1910, when Dr. Donald Guthrie founded the Guthrie Medical Group, modeling it after the Mayo Clinic. Headquartered in Sayre, Pennsylvania, Guthrie serves a wide twelve-county service area across north central Pennsylvania and upstate New York. The system encompasses a full spectrum of health services, including primary care, a vast array of complex specialty care disciplines, behavioral health services, surgical services, and inpatient care provided across its hospital campuses. Key facilities include Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, PA, a 283-bed tertiary care referral center and a Regional Level I Trauma Center. Guthrie Medical Group, the multi-specialty practice within the system, comprises hundreds of physicians and advanced practice providers across numerous primary and subspecialty sites in various communities. Specialties offered at Guthrie are extensive and include, but are not limited to: cancer care, cardiac and vascular care, orthopedics (including joint replacement and sports medicine), neuroscience, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, women's health, and many others. Guthrie is committed to an integrated approach to healthcare, utilizing an electronic health record system that allows seamless collaboration among specialists and primary care physicians to coordinate patient care. Beyond direct patient care, Guthrie is also involved in medical education and research, with affiliations for residency programs and fellowships in various medical fields. They also offer community programs and services, focusing on improving the health and well-being of the regions they serve.