Name Change Slated for Saint John’s Health System in Indiana

Beginning in 2013, Anderson, Ind.-based Saint John’s Health System will change its name to St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital to reflect its expanded role within the system.

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In 2011, Saint John’s officially aligned as a regional system with St. Vincent Mercy Hospital in Elwood, Ind., and St. Vincent Randolph Hospital in Winchester, Ind. Saint John’s is a regional referral hospital for these two facilities.

“This new name more clearly shows our affiliation with St. Vincent Health and others in our network with whom we serve, such as our physicians within St. Vincent Medical Group. It also better reflects our expanded care of patients in east central Indiana,” Saint John President Tom VanOsdol said in the release. “We expect our regional growth to continue at a rapid pace.”

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