4 CRH doctors are on the move

Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 1:15 PM

COLUMBUS, Ind. - Columbus Regional Health has announced new locations in the practices of four of its doctors.

Rau Family Medicine will temporarily close on Thursday, Feb. 19, to initiate its transition to a new location at 3580 Central Ave, Columbus. The practice will reopen on Monday, Feb. 23.

Here are the changes:

Dr. David Rau moves to the Central Avenue practice location to continue serving his patients
Dr. Jason King transitions to Doctors Park Family Medicine, located at NexusPark
Brittany Andrus, PMHNP, and Stacy Spencer, PMHNP, join Sandcrest Family Medicine, also located at NexusPark

For more information on the moves, go to: https://www.crh.org/moves

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