Community Hospital North

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Designed by doctors, nurses and patients to deliver the next evolution in health care, Community Hospital North offers an exceptional patient and family experience. Community North's comprehensive services include advanced medical and surgical care, maternity services, neonatal intensive care, pediatrics, emergency care, behavioral care, endoscopy and outpatient services. The hospital campus also

07/14/2026

A new first for Indiana — and a big step forward for cancer care.

Community Health Network has opened Indiana's first Hereditary Hematologic Malignancy Clinic, focused on identifying inherited risk factors for blood cancers such as leukemia and lymphoma.

Led by Dr. Zachary Wolfe, the clinic will help patients and families better understand their cancer risk through specialized genetic testing and personalized care plans.

Because knowing your risk can make a difference — not just for you, but for your family, too.

Learn more: ecommunity.com/news/2026/community-health-network-opens-indianas-first-hereditary-hematologic-malignancy-clinic

When Quiet Play Might Mean More: Early Autism Signs Parents May Notice | Community Health Network 07/13/2026

Every child reaches milestones at their own pace, but certain patterns may be worth discussing with a healthcare provider.

You know your child better than anyone. If something about their communication, play, or development feels different, trust your instincts and ask questions.

Read more about early autism signs and developmental screening:

When Quiet Play Might Mean More: Early Autism Signs Parents May Notice | Community Health Network Your toddler doesn’t respond to their name. Your baby rarely points or babbles. Your child spends long stretches repeating the same play pattern. Many parents wonder: Is this simply a developmental difference — or something worth discussing with a doctor? As a board-certified pediatrician with C...

07/07/2026

No one’s excited about a colonoscopy. This is the prevention step people often put off and the one that makes the biggest difference.

Medical groups now recommend that most adults begin colorectal cancer screening at age 45, not 50.

That change reflects what doctors see more often: colon cancer appearing earlier than it used to, sometimes without clear warning signs.

Explore your screening options: eCommunity.com/services/cancer-care/colon-cancer

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7236-7276 Clearvista Drive
Indianapolis, IN
46256