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Community Health Network’s commitment to expand access to quality health care brought the organization to the South Region in 1989, when University Heights Hospital became Community Hospital South. Very quickly, Community started bringing much-needed services to the area, beginning with a hospital expansion that added maternity services just a few years later.
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The University of Indianapolis campus in the South Region showcases a far-reaching higher-education partnership, centered on a clinical pavilion where students and faculty can work alongside Community professionals who provide health and wellness services on-campus. The partnership results in hands-on learning opportunities, internships, even research connections such as the Community Health Network Research Symposium held on campus in 2016.
The RN to BSN Program for primary care nursing is a unique academic collaboration between Community Health Network and the University of Indianapolis that helps nurses take the next step in their careers, designed for the active lifestyles of working RNs and endorsed by professional nurses at Community Health Network.
Education plays a strong role in enhancing well-being, which is why we build vital connections to schools in all of our regions. In the South Region, we partner with Decatur Township, Franklin Township, Perry Township, Beech Grove and Greenwood schools in multiple ways:
In this video, Brea Middleton-Keen, RN - a school nurse in Decatur Township - uses Wonder Woman to teach kids that they can be and do anything!
Community Hospital South is a key supporter of the South Indy Quality of Life Plan (QoL). In the Spring of 2015, Local Initiative Support Corporation of Indianapolis (LISC), University of Indianapolis (UIndy) and Fifth Third Bank announced the ninth QoL planning area in South Indy. This includes the following neighborhoods: Bean Creek, Garfield Park, University Heights, Carson Heights, Meridian Raymond, South Village, Northwest Perry, and Rosedale Hills. The South Indy QoL effort is just the beginning. In 2017, residents and community partners moved from planning to implementation. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/southindyqol/.
The Partnership for a Healthier Johnson County health partners include hospitals, the health department and hundreds of individuals from businesses, schools, social service agencies and civic and faith-based organizations. Its mission is to plan and implement collaborative, measurable strategies to improve the health of the residents of Johnson County - from improving quality of life for asthma sufferers and helping smokers kick the habit to coordinating health services for kids and moms.
This strategy, developed 12 years ago, continues to be our “Best Practice” and sets the stage for who we participate with and how we measure the success of our participation. Each service area (or in many cases, combined service areas) have unique neighborhood and community initiatives that we support.
