News Release: Franciscan Health And OrthoIndy Announce New Lafayette Collaboration

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 31, 2024 – Franciscan Health and OrthoIndy announced a new collaboration in the Greater Lafayette area today. The plans include a state-of-the-art orthopedic clinic and surgery center at Cumberland Avenue and US 231, next to Cason Family Park to be completed in 2025. The facility will also provide orthopedic urgent care, physical therapy and imaging services.

Franciscan Health and OrthoIndy share the same mission to deliver the highest level of orthopedic care for Indiana patients and families. OrthoIndy surgeons specialize in a variety of conditions and injuries, including hand, shoulder, knee, hip, and sports medicine and bring with them the distinction as #1 in the state for total joint replacement by Healthgrades for the second year in a row.

Franciscan Health has been a fixture in Greater Lafayette for 148 years with campuses delivering award-winning care across multiple services, including a lauded Sports Medicine program.

“The Greater Lafayette area presents a fantastic opportunity for Franciscan Health to expand our footprint in orthopedics,” said Terry Wilson, Franciscan Health Western Indiana president and CEO. “We have an outstanding partner in OrthoIndy and look forward to providing best-in-class services and care in a state-of-the-art facility for our patients right here in Tippecanoe County.”

“OrthoIndy has been focused on providing a broader range of orthopedic services, and an even deeper bench of providers, to the Greater Lafayette area,” said John Ryan, CEO of OrthoIndy. “We added the seven physicians from the Lafayette Orthopedic Clinic in 2023, bringing our total physician count in the community to eleven. And now have found a tremendous partner in Franciscan Health to create a next-level orthopedic solution for northwest Indiana.”

OrthoIndy surgeons who will be available at the new location will include: Drs. John Bauman, Michael Cross, Daniel Daluga, Michael Highhouse, Mark Page, Troy Roberson, Paul Rodenhouse, Richard Rosales, Jonathan Shook, Peter Torok and Joel Virkler. They will continue to see patients out of the 1411 South Creasy Lane clinic until the new facility opens.

“This is a real win for patients,” said Dr. Page. “I’ve been serving the Greater Lafayette community for more than 20 years now, and the level of care we’ll be able to provide with this new facility will be unmatched.”

Ground-breaking is scheduled to begin Spring 2024.

About Franciscan Health

The Franciscan Alliance healthcare ministry began in Lafayette, Indiana, in 1875. Today, Franciscan Alliance is one of the largest Catholic health care systems in the Midwest with 12 hospital campuses, more than 19,000 employees and a number of nationally recognized Centers of Health Care Excellence. Hospitals include: Franciscan Health Carmel; Franciscan Health Crawfordsville; Franciscan Health Crown Point; Franciscan Health Dyer; Franciscan Health Indianapolis; Franciscan Health Lafayette; Franciscan Health Michigan City; Franciscan Health Mooresville; Franciscan Health Munster; Franciscan Health Olympia Fields (Illinois); Franciscan Health Orthopedic Hospital (Carmel) and Franciscan Health Rensselaer.

About OrthoIndy

Founded over 60 years ago, OrthoIndy is one of the most highly respected orthopedic practices in the Midwest. With over 100 physicians providing care to central Indiana residents from 12 convenient locations, OrthoIndy provides leading-edge bone, joint, spine and muscle care. OrthoIndy physicians also provide care to the Indiana Pacers, Indiana Fever and Andretti Autosport, as well as local colleges and high schools. OrthoIndy Hospital is the #1 hospital in Indiana for patient safety in Major Orthopedic Surgery and Spine Surgery from the 2023 Carechex Awards by Quantros. It is also the #1 hospital in the state for total joint replacement and has earned 5 Stars from Healthgrades for Total Knee Replacement 16 years in a row.

For more information on OrthoIndy, please call 317-802-2000 or visit us at OrthoIndy.com.

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