Program for Adult Congenital Heart Disease (PACHD)

Hershey, PA — (717) 531-4878

There are board certified ACHD physicians at this location.

I.O. Silver Clinic
200 Campus Drive. Entrance 2, Suite 600
Hershey, PA 17033
United States

(717) 531-4878
(717) 531-4554
(717) 531-8521
egodlasky@pennstatehealth.psu.edu
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Affiliations

Penn State Health Hershey Medical Center
Adult/Pediatric Hospital
Penn State College of Medicine

Clinic Staffing

Medical Director

Elisa A Bradley, MD Professional ACHA Member
ACHD, Cardiovascular Disease
8
50%

Medical Co-Director

James Kimber, DO
ACHD Board Eligible, Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease
4
70%

4 Additional Cardiologists attend Clinic

Elizabeth Adams, DO Professional ACHA Member
ACHD, Pediatrics, Pediatric Cardiology
Amanda Cai, MD
Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease, ACHD Board Eligible
John K. Kelleman, MD
Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease, Cardiovascular MRI
Anisa Chaudhry, MD Professional ACHA Member
ACHD, Cardiovascular Disease

Nursing & Other Staff

1
Catherine Roden, PA-C, MHS
Sagine Magloire, LSW, CCM
Tejal Barnes, BSN, RN
Elizabeth Godlasky, RN, BSN, CEP, MS
Marsha Laudermilch, BSN, RN
Toni Petroski, RN, BSN, CCRN-K

Care Setting

12
Penn State Health Hershey Medical Center
Yes
Yes
Pediatric/Adult Hospital
Pediatric/Adult Hospital
Pediatric/Adult Hospital
Yes
Yes - at age 13
Yes, weekly
Yes

Training & Research

Yes
Formal ACHD rotation for general cardiology fellows (in Peds & Adult)
Yes
2025
2025

Satellite Clinics

Data valid at 2025

Director's Description

This is a long-standing ACHD program with a commitment to patient-oriented quality care. We see patients from a wide radius around Hershey/Harrisburg/Lancaster and York areas. There are good resources here for most ACHD needs including pregnancy, arrhythmias, imaging, heart failure, intervention and CT surgery. Most cardiac and all multi-organ transplants are referred where appropriate. We have several half-day clinic sessions a week. We see patients in a clinic located at the main hospital as well as 5 other sites, some as close as 20 minutes from the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and several outreach clinics more than 30 minutes away.