Ellen Iaciofano, PA-C

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Get to know Physician Assistant Ellen Iaciofano, who serves patients in Blue Ash, Ohio.

Ellen Iaciofano is a certified physician assistant who is currently serving patients at Mercy Health – Wellington Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine, Blue Ash in Blue Ash, Ohio. Mercy Health – Wellington Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine, Blue Ash is a department of The Jewish Hospital – Mercy Health. The Jewish Hospital – Mercy Health is the first Jewish hospital in the United States, founded in 1850 to serve the Jewish community of Cincinnati. To this day, the doctors, residents, nurses, and staff remain focused on delivering compassionate care and the best outcomes for patients and their families. 

Ellen is also affiliated with Mercy Health – Fairfield Hospital and Mercy Health – Clermont Hospital. Mercy Health – Fairfield Hospital has been proudly serving Butler County and northern Cincinnati for nearly 40 years with cutting-edge, nationally ranked health care services. Mercy Health – Clermont Hospital has been proudly serving as Clermont County’s leading health care provider, offering award-winning services and programs designed to make lives better, including mind, body, and spirit. “I am excited and honored to be working alongside such a passionate provider; Dr. Singla. I enjoy helping patients reach a better quality of life and helping them reach their ultimate goals. As a former collegiate athlete, I have a passion for patients who are seeking help for increased and chronic pain. As a physician assistant, I am ready to help treat and manage these patients’ needs” as stated by Ellen.

Ellen is a member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, which is the national professional society for physician assistants in the United States. Ellen attributes her success to her genuine care and love for people. 

A physician assistant is a health care practitioner who practices medicine in collaboration with or under the supervision of a physician, depending on state laws. Physicians do not need to be on-site with PAs and collaboration or supervision often occurs via electronic means when consults are necessary.

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