About Indiana Surgery Centers
History
Indiana Surgery Centers, a part of Community Health Network, are outpatient surgery centers providing the most advanced surgical technology, treatment and physician expertise. Innovative technology is fundamental to each Center, as is the partnership with our surgeons, nurses and patients to design a surgical experience unlike any you will experience anywhere else—one where every need has been thought out in advance to deliver an excellent surgical care outcome in a warm, relaxing yet sophisticated environment.
- Indiana Surgery Center North opened in 1992 on the Community Hospital North campus.
- Indiana Surgery Center South opened in 1994 on the Community Hospital South campus.
- Indiana Surgery Center East opened in 1999 on the Community Hospital East campus.
- Indiana Surgery Center Noblesville opened in 2000 as our first off-campus ambulatory surgery center site.
- Indiana Surgery Center Kokomo opened in 2001 on the Howard Regional Health System campus in Kokomo, Indiana.
Tobacco Free
All Indiana Surgery Centers are tobacco-free environments. Smoking has been shown not only to compromise the health of those who smoke, but others who come into contact with the smoke. Therefore, in keeping with our mission to promote the health, wellness and comfort of our patients and employees, smoking is not permitted.
