Community Hospital East

10/20/2026

Finding the right primary care physician can make all the difference, and our new family medicine care practice in Fishers is now open with a personalized, compassionate approach to your health.

You want someone who listens. Someone you can ask questions. Someone who takes the time to understand your needs, your goals and what matters to you.

Our physicians welcome adults and children of all ages and bring additional expertise in LGBTQ+ health, creating an environment where every patient can feel seen, heard and respected.

Because everyone deserves a primary care physician they feel comfortable with.

Find your physician and get started today: eCommunity.com/InclusiveCare

10/19/2026

Living with joint pain can slowly shrink your world.

Maybe you've started avoiding walks. Skipping activities you used to enjoy. Or planning your day around whether your hip or knee will cooperate.

Many people spend months, sometimes years, wondering whether joint replacement is the right choice. Often, it's not the surgery they're worried about. It's the unknown that comes with it.

Eric Lowe, joint care coordinator at Community Health Network's Center for Joint Health, shares how patients are supported throughout every step of the process, from preparing for surgery to recovering at home.

Learn how education, planning and personalized support can help make the journey feel less overwhelming: eCommunity.com/healthminute/2026/being-prepared-total-joint-surgery-what-expect-during-and-after-your-procedure

Thinking about joint replacement surgery? Learn what to expect before, during and after the procedure, and how Community's joint care coordinators help patients prepare for surgery, recover with confidence and return to the activities they love.

10/18/2026

Restless nights. Less patience. Lower energy. Trouble concentrating. Sometimes the changes that come with menopause aren’t always easy to recognize.

When your body and emotions start to change, it can be hard to understand what’s behind those changes and what you can do about them.

Our new free menopause health risk assessment takes just a few minutes and provides a personalized report with recommendations based on your responses and connections to care.

Because menopause doesn’t have to be a guessing game.

Take the first step to relief: eCommunity.unlockhra.com/v3/5c8f862c-32cf-4a34-afa7-6a4d688f0f9b

10/17/2026

A cancer diagnosis affects more than a person's health.

It can impact finances, transportation, housing, food security and much more. Giving Gig helps ensure patients have access to the support they need during treatment through Community Health Network's Oncology Patient Assistance Fund.

Mark your calendar for April 17, 2027, and join us for Giving Gig, an evening that directly supports local cancer patients when they need it most.

Secure your tickets now:

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10/16/2026

15 minutes is enough time to make your grocery list, catch up on the group chat or squeeze in a quick workout. It's also enough time for a mammogram.

For Heather, that small investment of time made all the difference. As a breast cancer survivor, she's sharing her story to encourage women to take control of their health.

Let National Mammography Day be your reminder to prioritize your screening. Community Health Network makes it easy with convenient locations and flexible scheduling options across Central Indiana.

Schedule online, find walk-in locations and learn what to expect: eCommunity.com/mammogram

10/16/2026

Community is proud to serve as the official Orthopedics and Sports Medicine provider for the Indy Fuel! 🏒

To celebrate our partnership, Nitro paid a special visit to Community Hospital North, bringing cookies and smiles to our caregivers ahead of opening night.

From the rink to everyday life, getting expert injury care shouldn’t slow you down. Our Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Walk-In Clinics offer same-day care with no appointment needed.

Find walk-in care: eCommunity.com/walkin

10/15/2026

Are you letting ongoing pain plan your day?

Community Health Network can help you better understand what's causing your pain and create a path forward through our full range of orthopedic and sports medicine care.

We provide expert guidance to help you find the treatment approach that's right for you.

Discover your next step today: eCommunity.com/whatmovesyou

10/14/2026

Cancer Wellness Webinar Alert: Cancer Prevention and Genetics

Tuesday, October 20 | 6:30 PM | Live via Webex

What can you do to help reduce your risk of cancer? Join us to learn how healthy lifestyle choices, early detection, timely medical care and tools such as genetic and blood testing can help you better understand your risk and take a more personalized approach to prevention.

Register here: chnw.webex.com/weblink/register/r68e8515473b1f6459d993a2445826115

10/10/2026

Your smartwatch may be telling you more than the time.

In a recent FOX59 News interview, Dr. Anil Purohit, cardiac electrophysiologist at Community Heart and Vascular Hospital, explained how smartwatch notifications can sometimes help detect atrial fibrillation (AFib), a common heart rhythm disorder that can increase the risk of stroke.

The good news? Early detection can lead to earlier treatment and better outcomes.

If your watch alerts you to an irregular heartbeat, don't panic, but don't ignore it, either. Getting checked could help protect your heart and your health.

Watch Dr. Purohit's interview here: https://fox59.com/morning-news/smartwatches-can-detect-irregular-heart-rhythm/

🧡 Because when it comes to your heart, every beat matters.

INDIANAPOLIS — Wearable tech has the ability to detect heart rhythm disorder, atrial fibrillation. Community Health Network Dr. Anil Purohit shares more with Angela Ganote on FOX59 morning news on …

10/09/2026

Cancer Wellness Webinar Alert | Life "After" Cancer: Where is My Normal?

Tuesday, October 13 | 6:30 PM | Live via Webex

We expect life to return to the way it was before cancer, but often we are left feeling depressed, anxious and alone.

While cancer can bring gratitude and a different perspective on life, it can also leave us exhausted during a time we want to celebrate. How do we navigate the physical, mental and emotional changes after cancer?

In this free webinar, Kyle will teach us more about how cancer can impact more than just our body and help you consider a new way of coping with life "after" cancer.

Register here: https://chnw.webex.com/weblink/register/r74c83b19ba3acd8d177a86d326392919