IU Health plans $287M expansion

Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health is planning a $287 million investment to grow its footprint, which includes an expansion of its Saxony Hospital campus in Fishers, Ind.

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The hospital’s square footage will grow by about 50 percent and will be renamed IU Health Fishers, according to an April 12 news release.

The project will include:

  • 50 new inpatient beds for a total of 88
  • New and expanded services for obstetrics and gynecology; ear, nose and throat;  nephrology; neurology; and pulmonology
  • Advanced programs for cardiovascular, gastroenterology, general medicine, orthopedics, primary care and urology
  • More support service space for the additional staff and increased patient volumes

Also included in the investment is the addition of offsite outpatient services, according to the release.

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