Go Energistics, LLC

04/15/2026

💜 Today we wear purple to honor the strength, resilience, and courage of our military children! 💜

From new schools to long deployments, these amazing kids serve too, and they do it with bravery and heart every single day. Let’s show them how much they are seen, supported, and appreciated!

💜 Purple Up for military kids! 💜

04/15/2026

Our latest project in Rolla reflects more than just an investment in healthcare—it represents a meaningful step forward for the entire community. Through our partnership with the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital Rolla CBOC, GoEnergistics is proud to support the delivery of a modern, multi-specialty outpatient clinic that will serve more than 40,000 Veterans across the region while also driving local economic growth.

This new facility is expected to bring a significant influx of medical professionals and support staff, creating high-quality jobs and attracting new residents who will live, work, and contribute to the vitality of the Rolla community. As the area grows, so too does the opportunity for stronger local connections, increased economic activity, and a more vibrant, sustainable future.

At its core, this project expands critical access to primary care, specialty services, and mental health resources for Veterans—delivering more seamless, patient-centered care closer to home. But beyond healthcare, it is about building a place that fosters connection—between Veterans, providers, families, and the broader community.

Through thoughtful planning, collaboration, and ex*****on, our team is focused on:
• enhancing patient flow and experience
• reducing wait times
• increasing capacity
• supporting advanced, future-ready medical environments

At GoEnergistics, this work is deeply personal. We are committed not only to delivering a state-of-the-art facility, but to helping create a space that strengthens community ties, supports local growth, and honors those who have served by investing in the places they call home. ✨

Big thanks to our colleagues with the Columbia MO VA Medical Center.

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04/14/2026

Today we celebrate the 78th birthday of the United States Air Force Reserve—honoring the dedication, readiness, and service of the Citizen Airmen who strengthen our nation every day. 🇺🇸✈️

Thank you for your continued commitment to protecting and serving at home and abroad. 🎉

04/01/2026

April is the Month of the Military Child, a time to recognize the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of the incredible kids who serve alongside their families. 💜

From frequent moves to long deployments, military children show courage, adaptability, and heart every single day. We see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you.

Thank you for your strength and the vital role you play in supporting those who serve. 🇺🇸✨

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03/30/2026

Last week, our team was on site in Rolla, MO, supporting the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital Rolla CBOC project as construction gets underway. It was a great opportunity to review designs, connect with project partners, and keep momentum strong as this important facility comes to life.

This project reflects GoEnergistics’ ongoing commitment to expanding access to high-quality healthcare for our nation’s Veterans. Through our Initial Outfitting, Transition & Activation (IOT&A) services, we’re helping deliver a modern, multi-specialty outpatient clinic that will serve more than 40,000 Veterans across the region.

Big thanks to Connie and team for a great week!

Columbia MO VA Medical Center

03/29/2026

Today, on Vietnam War Veterans Day, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who served. Thank you to the veterans who answered the call and to the families who stood beside them. Your service and strength will never be forgotten.

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03/21/2026

Today, we continue our Pioneers in Clinical Care & Innovation series and celebrate Dr. Novello.

Did you know? 💡
In 1990, Dr. Antonia Novello became the first woman and first Hispanic U.S. Surgeon General. 🇺🇸🩺

Born in Puerto Rico in 1944, Novello spent much of her childhood in and out of hospitals due to a congenital digestive condition. Those experiences inspired her to pursue medicine so she could improve the care patients receive. After earning her medical degree, she specialized in pediatric nephrology, focusing on kidney disease in children.

Throughout her career, including leadership roles at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Novello championed innovative public health initiatives, raising national awareness around HIV/AIDS, childhood vaccination, underage smoking, and children’s health and safety.

Her work helped strengthen prevention-focused care and public health communication across the U.S. healthcare system. By combining clinical expertise with policy leadership, Novello helped drive innovations that improved preventive care, patient education, and community health outcomes.

03/14/2026

As we continue our Pioneers in Clinical Care & Innovation series, today we highlight Dr. Mae Jemison.

Did you know? 💡
In 1992, Dr. Mae Jemison became the first Black woman to travel to space aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. 🚀

Before joining NASA, Jemison was a physician and Peace Corps medical officer in Sierra Leone and Liberia (1983–1985), where she helped lead public health initiatives focused on vaccination programs, infectious disease prevention, and healthcare system improvements. 🩺🌍

Despite facing barriers as both a woman and a person of color in STEM, Jemison pursued her passion for science and medicine—combining clinical care, engineering, and exploration.

Today, she continues to drive innovation through education and research initiatives that connect science, technology, and global health to solve future challenges.

03/14/2026

ICYMI 👀

We kicked off our 15th anniversary year by sharing the story behind the foundation of Go Energistics, how we started, the milestones that shaped us, and the mission that continues to guide our work: Serving Those Who Serve.

Read the full article on LinkedIn: https://ow.ly/FKTr50YtrkG

Foundations that Move Us Forward Every organization has a starting point, but not every organization builds a foundation strong enough to carry it forward for 15 years of growth, impact, and service. At Go Energistics, our foundation was never just about contracts or projects.

03/11/2026

The Celebration Begins! This year, Go Energistics proudly celebrates 15 years of Serving Those Who Serve.

Our 15-Year Anniversary celebration is more than a milestone—it’s a reflection of the people, partnerships, and purpose that built Go Energistics.

Since opening our doors in February 2011, our mission has remained constant—supporting the healthcare environments that care for service members, veterans, and their families.

Throughout 2026, we’ll highlight four themes that define our journey:
• Foundations – Where we started
• People – The team behind the mission
• Impact – Projects and partnerships that shaped our path
• Future – Where we’re headed next

Thank you to the clients, teammates, and partners who have been part of the story.

15 years. One mission.

03/09/2026

This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating Pioneers in Clinical Care & Innovation, trailblazing women whose breakthroughs helped redefine medicine, research, and patient care. 🔬🩺

Did you know? 💡
In 1947, Dr. Gerty Cori became the first American woman—and only the third woman worldwide, to win the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering how the body converts glycogen and glucose, now known as the Cori Cycle. 🔬

Her achievement is even more remarkable considering that for much of her career she was limited to non-tenure research roles with minimal pay due to gender discrimination and nepotism rules. Despite these barriers, Cori continued pursuing her lifelong passion for medical research.

A brilliant and meticulous experimentalist, her discoveries helped lay the foundation for modern understanding of diabetes, metabolism, and clinical biochemical research.

03/08/2026

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and the women who lead, create, mentor, and inspire in every space they enter. 💜

From boardrooms to project sites, studios to labs, the impact of women’s talent, leadership, and perspective continues to shape stronger teams and better outcomes. Today is a moment to recognize those contributions, and to keep building workplaces where opportunity, respect, and support are the standard every day.

To the women breaking barriers, lifting others up, and bringing passion to their work: we see you and we celebrate you. 🌍✨