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Indiana hospitals are working for you
We have a proud history of serving and supporting Indiana hospitals for over 100 years and are honored to continue helping our 170-plus member hospitals through advocacy, patient safety, member services, data assistance, communications, and more.
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Types of hospitals serving communities throughout the state
Use the interactive map below to see the locations of different types of hospitals and health care providers in Indiana.
Trauma centers are essential in the fight to save lives
Injury is the leading cause of death for Hoosiers under 45, making the work of trauma centers vital to sustaining lives. Indiana has 25 American College of Surgeons-certified trauma hospitals, and we’re helping to grow that number through grants and training initiatives.
We serve all hospitals to ensure comprehensive care for Hoosiers
Acute Care
Institutions providing care, accommodations, facilities, and equipment in connection with the services of a physician for individuals who need brief medical or surgical services.
Critical Access Hospital (CAH)
A public hospital owned and operated by a state (i.e. state psychiatric facilities).
Psychiatric
An institution providing residential care for people with mental health conditions.
Long-term Care (LTCH)
Certified acute‑care hospitals that focus on patients who stay more than 25 days (on average).
Rehabilitation
A specialty hospital that focuses on treating patients recovering from debilitating injuries, illnesses, surgeries, and chronic medical conditions, typically after an episode of care at an acute hospital.
Federal
A public hospital owned and operated by the federal government (i.e. Veterans Administration).
State
A public hospital owned and operated by a state (i.e. state psychiatric facilities).