Goshen Health, a member of, Suburban Health Organization, has been rated the #1 workplace in the nation for job satisfaction according to HR Solutions International , Inc. We are a leader in the region with a strong Accountable Care Organization and implement cutting edge strategies in population health. Located in Northwest Indiana, Goshen has a well-established, Physician Led group of Family Medicine physicians and specialists with a total of 27 offices located throughout the region.

Hancock Health, a member of Suburban Health Organization, was established in 1998 and is a partnership between Hancock Regional and St. Vincent Health. HPN is a primary care network of physicians that practice throughout Hancock County providing specialties such as family practice, internal medicine, pediatrics, pulmonary medicine, OB/GYN, surgery, and mental health. We are based in Greenfield, IN which is 20 miles east of Indianapolis. The mission of the Hancock Physician Network, LLC is to provide quality healthcare services to the residents of the communities it serves. The Hancock Physician Network, LLC seeks to accomplish this through efficient and effective practice operations in partnership with its physicians members.

Hendricks Regional Health, a member of Suburban Health Organization, is a 141 bed, non-profit Magnet® hospital in Danville, Indiana, serving western suburban Indianapolis. A medical group of specialty and primary care doctors are located throughout Avon, Brownsburg, Danville, Lizton and Plainfield. A commitment to quality, safety and "Treating People Better" has led to national recognition from a variety of independent health care ratings organizations. At Hendricks Regional Health, community need is the driving force behind who we are and what we do. We strive to help promote health and wellness in our community. That means helping prevent disease, or gain support if it has already struck.

Henry Community Health, a member of Suburban Health Organization,is an integrated health system located in New Castle primarily serving Henry, western Wayne and northern Rush Counties with some services now available in Muncie. The system is rapidly transitioning from the traditional inpatient model to expanding primary care, care coordination including membership in a Medicare Accountable Care Organization, population health and integrating mental health care into their primary care physician practices. Henry Community Health Medical Group includes physicians in 17 specialties including anesthesiology, allergy/immunology, cardiology, family medicine, infectious disease, internal medicine, integrative medicine, obstetrics/gynecology, orthopedics, physiatry, pain management, general surgery, hospice, pediatrics, pediatric hospitalist, wound care s and radiology. Specialty services offered locally by other physicians include urology, podiatry, nephrology, ENT, pulmonology, adult hospitalists, dermatology, emergency care, oncology, radiation oncology and ophthalmology. A partnership with nationally recognized St. Vincent Heart Center provides local cardiology care with access to leading heart specialists and the Emergency Department is an accredited Chest Pain Center. The Emergency Department also participates in  St. Vincent’s Telestroke Program allowing quicker diagnosis and potential treatment for stroke patients. The Wound Center offers advanced wound care treatments and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Other services include anticoagulation clinic, home health, hospice, retail pharmacies, sleep center, rehabilitation services including aquatic therapy, sports medicine, New Castle Walk-In Care, HealthRidge wellness and fitness center and three employer-based health clinics. 

Johnson Memorial Health, a member of Suburban Health Organization, is county-owned and has served the citizens of Johnson County immediately south of Indianapolis since 1947. With just over 100 staffed beds the hospital has a number of specialty programs. Among them are a comprehensive cancer services, breast center, cath and peripheral vascular lab, cardiovascular testing center, sleep center, wound care center, diabetes care program, acute rehabilitation center, spine surgery, orthopedic and sports medicine services, ENT services, critical and progressive care units and a renal dialysis service on the JMH campus. In 2010 Johnson Memorial Hospital entered into a clinical collaboration agreement with Community Health Network in Indianapolis. The agreement sets up a system for JMH and the CHN to pool resources and market strength to jointly develop new programs and services in the Johnson County market. The hospital completed a $12.5 million expansion and modernization of the surgery unit in 2012.

Major Hospital, a member of Suburban Health Organization, has become a forerunner of information technology, named one of the top 100 information system hospitals in the United States. Using the latest technology, doctors have more access to patient information, leading to better patient care. Over the years, Major Hospital has provided the excellent health care and friendly service to the city of Shelbyville and surrounding areas, and through its hospital renovations and investments in information technology, it is ensuring years more of premier service.

Marion Health, a member of Suburban Health Organization, is a not-for-profit, 106-bed acute care, independent sole-community hospital located in Grant County, Indiana. MH has achieved Magnet designation and boasts several national awards such as Thomson’s Top 100 Hospitals (three times in history of award), Most Wired (seven times), accredited as a Chest Pain Center along with other various accreditations and recognitions. In addition, MH is one of the most financially stable hospitals in Indiana with a compassionate and caring culture. Medical staff of 94 active staff physicians in 28 specialties with 94% board certified. Excellent working relationship between Administration, Board of Directors and Medical Staff with half of the Board seats are held by physicians. For nearly 120 years, we have gone above and beyond to make our community happier and healthier. With our longstanding roots in the area, we have become the largest local employer. When you come to us for medical assistance, you receive care from friends, neighbors, and family.

Riverview Health, a member of Suburban Health Organization, is located in the heart of Hamilton County, Indiana, just 15 minutes north of Indianapolis. The 156-bed county-owned hospital brings big-city services to the doorsteps of area residents and employers. Our medical staff is comprised of 350 physicians, in 35 medical specialties, who are recognized for clinical and service excellence. Riverview Health offers primary care and specialty physicians throughout Hamilton County and in adjacent communities. Riverview Health is one of the largest employers in Hamilton County, employing over 1350 full-time equivalent employees, thus having an enormous impact on the community's economy. The hospital is owned by the county and receives no tax dollars for operating expenses.

Witham Health Services, a member of Suburban Health Organization, is a 52 bed acute care facility based in Lebanon Indiana. Lebanon is located 30 minutes northwest of Indianapolis on I-65. Associated clinics are located in nearby Jamestown, Thorntown and Zionsville. Witham has served Boone County since 1917, but moved into a new building in 2003. Services provided include: Allergy and Sinus Center, Cancer Institute, Emergency Services, Eye Institute, GI Institute, Hospice Care, Maternity Center, Occupational Health, Pulmonology / Sleep Lab, Rehabilitation Services, Toxicology Laboratory and Transitions for Seniors.

Goshen is a wonderful place to raise a family- safe, great private & public schools, and an affordable cost of living! We are located 40 minutes from South Bend (home of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish), 2 hours East of Chicago, 3 hours North of Indianapolis, and 1 hour Northwest of Ft. Wayne. One can enjoy summers on the beaches of Lake Michigan, day trips to Chicago, or weekends to southern Indiana for the best camping and hiking in the Midwest! It is the perfect mix of rural living and The Great Outdoors, while also offering easy access to larger urban areas and major cities. 

Greenfield is the county seat of Hancock County and home to 14,000 Hoosiers. With unemployment rates among the lowest in the nation, Greenfield boasts thousands of manufacturing, service, and professional jobs. Greenfield is also home to rich cultural and recreational resources from its schools and library to its parks and historic downtown. Greenfield is close to big city amenities (just 15 minutes east of Indianapolis) but maintains its own small town identity and sense of close knit community. 

Located in the heart of Hendricks County, Danville is a unique blend of small community values with all the conveniences associated with being located just outside Indianapolis. Hendricks is fortunate to have several towns that have a strong sense of community. Families enjoy excellent 4 and 5 star schools, recreation centers, shopping and numerous restaurants. Enjoy the suburban lifestyle while still being less than 30 minutes to downtown Indy’s professional sports, theatre and cuisine. In addition, Indianapolis International Airport borders Hendricks county.

New Castle offers an opportunity to raise your family in a safe, nurturing environment in a community interested in its young people. Near-by Indianapolis and Muncie offer major league and college sports, symphony orchestras, theatres, museums, universities, colleges and an array of fine restaurants and other entertainment. Schools in the New Castle area provide excellent academic preparation and a wide variety of extracurricular activities and sports programs. Numerous affordable housing options are available from in-town gracious neighborhoods to newer subdivisions and country living among the rolling hills in the rural areas surrounding town. From the local YMCA, library and Art Center to outdoor activities such as golf, tennis, swimming, boating and fishing you and your family can find activities that fit your interests.

Johnson County’s projected population is 148,000. Over the last decade it has consistently been the 3rd or 4th fastest growing county in the state of Indiana. Franklin is located about 25 miles south of downtown Indianapolis, making trips into Indianapolis for dining, sporting or cultural events an easy drive of less than 30 minutes. Access to Indianapolis International Airport is a 30 to 45 minute commute, depending on your location in Johnson County. The county boasts a wide variety of housing options and with its location provides easy access to the University of Indianapolis and Indiana, Purdue, Butler, Ball State and Indiana State universities. All are located less than 90 miles from Johnson County. The highly regarded Franklin College, a four-year liberal arts college, is a few minutes away from the hospital in Franklin. Johnson County is blessed with excellent public school systems and a wide variety of recreational opportunities.

Shelbyville is a growing community of nearly 18,000. This community takes great pride in the fact that they have maintained a friendly "small town" atmosphere while at the same time, they have welcomed and enjoyed growth in the areas of industry, technology, and recreation. The city of Shelbyville offers safe neighborhoods, beautiful parks, unique shops and businesses. The future of Shelbyville is bright. Shelbyville is located roughly 22 miles southeast of Indianapolis. Shelby County covers 412.6 square miles and has total population of 44,114 (2006). Shelbyville is the largest city in the county and has a population of 18,063.

Marion is located at the midpoint between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne just off of Interstate 69. We have two world class universities, Indiana Wesleyan University and Taylor University, three state run reservoirs close by, two walking trails and several annual festivals/events. Enjoy the beauty of the Midwest in a family-oriented community with excellent schools, local interests such as Phillippe Performing Arts Center, Marion Philharmonic Orchestra, Community School of the Arts, Marion Civic Theatre, museums, public and private golf courses, lots of local youth sports and activities, and so much more.

Noblesville provides residents with competitive housing rates, exceptional schools and a high quality of life. Just north of Indianapolis and the near north side, Noblesville offers easy access to the many amenities of Indianapolis without the hassle. Hamilton County, Indiana, not only provides a superb tourism product, but also prides itself in economic development and an outstanding quality of life. American City Business Journals recently rated Hamilton County eighth among 3,141 counties and a few cities studied throughout the state, putting Hamilton the first among Indiana counties as the best places to live.  

Lebanon is about twenty miles northwest of Indianapolis. Lebanon is located in Center Township and is the County Seat of Boone County. The population of Lebanon is estimated at about 13,000 residents. The Lebanon economy is diversified, including agriculture, manufacturing, service industries, and a growing high-tech sector. The community still retains a small town feel while providing an environment for business growth and development.