Healthcare

Ascension St. Vincent Hospital – Indianapolis

2001 W. 86th St (flagship campus)
Indianapolis, IN 46260
(317) 247‑0000

Overview

Ascension St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis is an 840‑bed, non‑profit healthcare facility and the flagship of the St. Vincent Health system. It holds both Level I adult and pediatric trauma center status, making it a key regional destination for critical care and emergency services.

Centers of Excellence

The hospital offers world-class specialty care through major Centers of Excellence, including:

  • Women’s & Children’s Health: Home to Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital, a leading pediatric program with over 300 pediatric specialists, a Level I pediatric trauma center, PICU, NICU, and helipad access.
  • Cardiovascular Care: Cutting-edge cardiac diagnostics, interventional cardiology, and open-heart surgery—an institution known for pioneering procedures in Indiana.
  • Neuroscience: Advanced neurosurgery, stroke care, and neurological rehabilitation services.
  • Cancer Treatment: Multidisciplinary oncology teams offering comprehensive cancer diagnostics, treatments, and support services.
  • Orthopedics: Full spectrum orthopedic surgery, joint replacement, sports medicine, and rehabilitation.

Facilities & Capabilities

With 840 licensed beds, the hospital accommodates a wide variety of patient needs. As a Level I adult and pediatric trauma center, it delivers full-scale emergency services, including a 24/7 trauma team, helipad for rapid transport, and on-site specialists.

Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital—named after Colts quarterback Peyton Manning—features 456 licensed beds dedicated to pediatric care, including emergency medicine, critical care, and family‑centered services.

Teaching & Research

In affiliation with the Indiana University School of Medicine, Ascension St. Vincent serves as a teaching hospital. It actively participates in clinical trials and research across cardiovascular, neurological, oncological, and pediatric domains.

Community Impact

As part of a non‑profit charitable healthcare network, St. Vincent Indianapolis is committed to serving the local and statewide community. It provides charity care, participates in community outreach programs, and works on public health initiatives to improve access to quality care.

Accessibility & Services

The hospital supports comprehensive services including emergency care, specialty consultations, outpatient clinics, imaging and labs, rehabilitation, and support services like pharmacy, pastoral care, and patient education. It also offers advanced facilities such as helipads for trauma and pediatric transport.

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