Major Health Partners is a patient-centered healthcare provider with a more than century-long track record, offering technologically advanced specialty services including robotic-assisted surgery that are often unavailable in rural areas. In its first year, the hospital added the newly introduced da Vinci 5 robotic system, which supported more than 220 surgeries including general and gynecologic cases. The healthcare organization was named to the Chartis Group “Top 100 Rural & Community Hospitals” and Forbes “Top Hospitals” in 2026, has been recognized as an “INspire Hospital of Distinction” by the Indiana Hospital Association for five consecutive years. In 2024, the hospital launched its Cardiometabolic & Liver Health Center for patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, fatty liver disease and metabolic syndrome, which was a response to data from its most recent Community Health Needs Assessment showing Shelby County has the highest rates of obese adults and young people in Central Indiana. The hospital also launched a wound care center in 2025 offering vascular care, lymphedema treatment, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and physical therapy. In September 2025, the maternity care unit formed a partnership with the Shelby County Health Department and The Milk Bank to increase access to pasteurized donor human milk for inpatient infants, including those born prematurely.
