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Indiana Black Expo expands Summer Celebration health fair

Celebrating 40 years of access-free healthcare, and announces a special award presentation during the Pacers Sports & Entertainment Corporate Luncheon   Mr. Mathew Knowles will receive...

From hospital rooms to holiday lights, Indianapolis woman reflects on cancer journey

A year ago, Tracey Mitchell-Strong spent the holiday season fighting for her life.  Diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2024 while also managing diabetes, congestive...

Community Health Network names Dr. Patrick McGill as new CEO

Community Health Network has appointed Patrick McGill, MD, as its next president and chief executive officer, following a nationwide search led by the organization’s...

Hands-on event introduces teens to health care opportunities 

High school students will soon have the chance to explore careers in health care beyond the roles they typically see on TV.  Community Heart and...

Cancer doesn’t wait: Mobile clinics and free screenings in Indy 

Cancer screenings and early detection save lives.  In partnership with the American Cancer Society’s “I Love You, Get Screened” campaign, The Recorder compiled a list...

Community Hospital East named Indiana’s best hospital by Newsweek 

Community Hospital East has been named the best hospital in Indiana by Newsweek in its 2025 America’s Best-In-State Hospitals rankings.  The hospital, located on the...

Fighting food insecurity and isolation: How a local partnership is changing lives 

What if a warm meal and a kind word could change someone’s day — or even save their life?   In Indianapolis, a unique partnership is...

Community Health breaks ground on new health campus in Westfield 

Community Health Network broke ground on a new health and wellness campus in Westfield, a step in expanding access to comprehensive health care for...

2024 New Year’s babies born in Indianapolis

This year, Community Health Network had a baby born at all five of our hospitals on New Year’s Day. 

WATCH: Racism is a Public Health Crisis town hall  

The Indianapolis Recorder in collaboration with the Greater Indianapolis NAACP chapter presented a town hall conversation on workforce diversity among the city’s major healthcare providers.  
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