Community Health Network
- Employees in region:
- 10,308
- Sector:
- Healthcare
- HQ location:
- Indianapolis, IN
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About Community Health Network
Established in 1956, Indianapolis-based Community Health Network is a leading not-for-profit health system offering convenient access to expert physicians, advanced treatments and leading-edge technology, all focused on getting patients well and back to their lives. With caring and compassion, Community's five hospitals and more than 100 sites of care continually strive to improve the health and well-being of those individuals in central Indiana who entrust their care to us. Community's skilled employees and dedicated medical staff partner to deliver individualized patient care and personal attention.
From friendly primary care offices to state-of-the-art cardiac care, from fast emergency treatment to customized childbirth options, from innovative surgical services to compassionate mental health, rehabilitation and home health, Community coordinates care across the continuum, keeping patients informed and involved every step of the way.
What employees say
“Because often I see that I have made a difference in people and processes.”
“CHA strives to be adequately staffed, permitting all bedside caregivers the opportunity to spend needed time with each patient, providing care and teaching.”
“CHN has the right concept for putting people first. They understand their employees are their best marketing resource and greatest front line defense against poor care.”
“Great industry to work in. My co-workers at Healthplex make it a fun place to work. Great teamwork and cooperation. ”
“Good pay, good benefits and strong senior leadership.”
“The increased work in the local community- adopt a school, planting trees during United Day of Caring , working with Habitat for Humanity, our school based clinics ,etc. ”
“The strength-based leadership and positive environment!”
“Working for an organization that provides quality healthcare to the community and strives to help the community.”