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1440 E County Line Rd
Indianapolis, IN 46227
A Department of Community Hospital East
Community MD Anderson Cancer Center - South, located on the Community Hospital South campus near Indianapolis, combines a multidisciplinary team of medical and radiation oncology experts with state-of-the-art technology in a healing environment – all under one roof. Our coordinated approach to care enables patients to see all their care providers at one place, saving time and reducing the need for multiple appointments.
If you have been diagnosed with cancer and would like to make an appointment, please call 317-621-2627 or request an appointment online. In most cases, patients will have a consultation with an oncologist within 48 hours.
Community MD Anderson Cancer Center - South features 65,000 square feet of space dedicated to cancer care, including state-of-the-art imaging technology, oncology pharmacy, lab, infusion rooms, and healing spaces inside and out.
In June 2024, Community broke ground on a $60 million expansion of the cancer center to double the facility size and meet the growing demand of patients seeking cutting-edge cancer treatments on Indianapolis's south side. The new space will accommodate more oncology specialists and services, including increased Phase I research trials as well as a genetic counseling and genomics program.
Community Health Network MD Anderson Cancer Center is a partnership between Community Health Network and MD Anderson Cancer Center, one of the world’s largest and most respected cancer centers. Learn more in the videos below.
Our Community MD Anderson physicians are board-certified medical oncologists/hematologists, radiation oncologists and surgeons. Patients are supported by a team that includes nurse practitioners, oncology nurses, patient navigators, social worker, dietitians, financial counselors, pharmacists, palliative care and more.
Community MD Anderson Physicians
At your first appointment, you'll meet an oncology navigator who introduces you to the medical oncologist and radiation oncologist. Navigators guide patients through cancer diagnosis, treatment, recovery and survivorship. They help answer questions and provide continuity during a stressful time.
At Community MD Anderson Cancer Center - South, our board-certified medical and radiation oncology doctors can treat all types of adult cancer diagnoses. We treat many types of lung, colorectal, breast, head and neck, prostate and gynecologic (uterine, cervical, ovarian) cancers. From the very first treatment, each patient is a cancer survivor who receives a customized treatment plan.
Oncology treatment services include advanced radiation oncology services, a dedicated oncology pharmacy for chemotherapy and oral medication therapy, lab, infusion rooms, and healing spaces inside and out. Because our medical oncologists are also board certified hematologists, the infusion rooms also treat non-cancerous blood disorders.
TrueBeam is a highly sophisticated delivery system for external beam radiation treatment of cancers. This non-invasive therapy uses precise, high-intensity beams of radiation to destroy cancers throughout the body.
Your healing is our top priority. Every detail of Community MD Anderson Cancer Center - South was designed with individual patient care and comfort in mind. From the time you arrive, parking is convenient and close. The three-story center was designed to be a soothing, private place to heal during and after cancer treatments or when seeing physicians.
*Integrative therapy programs made possible by Community Health Network Foundation donors.
Cancer survivorship is a blending of navigating the cancer journey at every bend while balancing the distress that comes with this disease.
Find your way around the Community Hospital South campus with our handy maps.
Learn more about cancer care at Community.
The $60 million expansion will offer space for increased services including Phase I research trials, a genetic counseling and genomics program, and more oncology specialists.
A low-dose CT lung screening can help find abnormalities in the lungs that could be a sign of lung cancer. See if you qualify today!
Getting a mammogram should be simple. That's why we offer walk-in, weekend and extended hours. Schedule your 3-D mammogram at a convenient time and location.
Three common colon cancer screening options Community offers our patients are colonoscopy and at-home tests Cologuard and FIT.
Community offers hope to lung cancer patients with the Ion robotic system that helps diagnose cancer earlier than standard biopsies.
