Dr. Eugene Gosy

Gosy pleads not guilty to updated charges, allowed to continue supervised practice

By Michael Mroziak • Nov 14, 2017
Michael Mroziak, WBFO

A local pain management doctor pleaded not guilty Tuesday afternoon to updated federal charges, including one alleging that six patients died as the result of his widespread distribution of illegal prescriptions for opioids. 

More charges against Dr. Gosy announced by federal authorities

By Michael Mroziak • Nov 8, 2017
Michael Mroziak, WBFO

A local physician, already charged for what federal prosecutors say was a widespread illegal distribution of painkiller prescriptions, faces additional charges. Federal authorities on Wednesday morning announced a 166-count superseding indictment against Dr. Eugene Gosy.


Gosy practice reopens today

By • May 16, 2016
www.gosyassociates.com

Gosy & Associates re-opens today after a two-week closure.

Univera suspends Gosy's participation

By • May 11, 2016
WBFO's Michael Mroziak

Another local health insurer has dropped Dr. Eugene Gosy - for now.

Gosy dropped by two health insurers

By • May 10, 2016
www.gosyassociates.com

Dr. Eugene Gosy, the Williamsville pain management physician accused of unlawfully providing narcotics prescriptions to patients, has been dropped by two local health insurers.

'You are not alone' theme of Kenmore addiction forum

By • May 5, 2016
Mike Desmond/WBFO News

As the spotlight continues to reveal the size of the problem, opiate addiction is generating more conversation. The topic drew the community together at a forum Wednesday night at Kenmore West High School.

Gosy practice closed for two weeks

By • May 2, 2016
www.gosyassociates.com

The Williamsville pain management practice of Dr. Eugene Gosy is closed for two weeks. The closure notice is posted on the practice website.

Gosy pleads not guilty, lawyers say they will prove prescriptions legit

By Michael Mroziak • Apr 27, 2016
Michael Mroziak, WBFO

Dr. Eugene Gosy is free on $250,000 bail and will be allowed to continue his medical practice. He will not, though, be allowed to prescribe the controlled substances that federal prosecutors say he was issuing widespread and illegally.