Our Mission
At Solas Health, named for the Gaelic word for light, our mission is to illuminate your path to better health through accessible, evidence-based, individualized care from a provider who knows you, listens to you, and treats you as a whole person.
Our Vision
A healthier community where every person has access to the care they need and the support to thrive.
Our Values
Evidence-Based Care: Every diagnosis and treatment plan is grounded in current medical science and personalized to each patient's health, history, and goals.
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Access & Continuity: Same-week visits, self-pay options, and one consistent provider who knows your history.
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Patient-Centered Partnership: We listen carefully, respect your choices, and make decisions together in visits that never feel rushed.
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Clear Communication: We explain diagnoses, treatments, and costs in plain language so you can take an active role in your care.
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Prevention & Whole-Person Health: We focus on early detection, prevention, and the full picture of your health, not just the reason for today's visit.
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Integrity, Dignity & Respect: We treat every person with respect and without judgment, whatever their background, diagnosis, or ability to pay.

Syeda Sana Bischoff, FNP-C
Syeda is a certified Family Nurse Practitioner dedicated to accessible, patient-centered care for individuals and families across the lifespan. She founded Solas Health to give patients a place where they're known and heard, with one consistent provider for everything from everyday health concerns to ongoing and specialized care.
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Syeda earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Dickinson State University in 2018 and her Master of Science in Nursing, with a Family Nurse Practitioner concentration, from Walden University in 2022, graduating with honors. Before becoming a nurse practitioner, she worked in the emergency room and intensive care unit, caring for complex and high-acuity patients. That experience shapes the thorough, attentive care she provides today.
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Syeda believes in empathy, collaboration, and helping patients take an active role in their health through preventive care and informed decision-making.

