Community Health Network plans $335M hospital with ASC

Indianapolis-based Community Health Network plans to build a $335 million hospital in Westfield, Ind.

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The 425,000-square-foot-facility will feature an ambulatory surgery center, medical office building, and a 100-bed, six-story patient tower. A range of services focusing on women’s health, integrative medicine, orthopedics, primary care, behavioral health and specialty services will be provided at the facility

Completion of the medical office building is expected in the first quarter of 2025. The surgery center, hospital service building and hospital tower are projected to be completed in mid-2026. 

“Engaging patients, employees and community partners has been instrumental in ensuring that this healthcare campus meets the unique needs of the Westfield community,” said. Derek McMichael, vice president and hospital administrator for CHN’s Kokomo and Westfield regions. “Soon residents of Westfield and beyond will be able to conveniently access a wide range of comprehensive services close to home.”

Plans for the project are under review by the city of Westfield. A public hearing on the construction plans will take place this summer to gather further input from the community.

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