Community Hospital Anderson

Flooding has impacted many of our neighbors across Anderson and Madison County.

If you or someone you know needs help, resources are available, including emergency shelter, food, supplies and other support.

Madison County Community Foundation is updating information frequently: madisonccf.org/madisoncountyfloodrelief

Community Hospital Anderson remains open and ready to care for patients who need medical attention. If you're experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

Madison County Flood Relief — Madison County Community Foundation Madison County Flood Relief ResourcesFind Help‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ Volunteer & Donate ‍‍ ‍ Last updated: Saturday, August 15, 2026 @ 9:30 amMadison County organizations, churches, nonprofits and community partners are responding to the flooding impacting our communities. We have compiled the res...

Community Hospital Anderson is OPEN and caring for patients.

Heavy flooding has impacted parts of our community, and our teams are here and ready to provide care.

If you have a medical emergency, call 911.

Please use caution when traveling and never drive through flooded roadways.

For the latest road conditions, visit INDOT TrafficWise: https://511in.org/@-87.95105,40.03112,7?show=incidents,normalCameras,stationsAlert,weatherWarningsAreaEvents,plowCameras,flooding

Questions about vaccine recommendation changes?

Community Health Network supports evidence-based immunization practices that help protect children from preventable diseases.

Vaccines remain safe, effective, covered by insurance and available to families.

While some recommendations may now involve more discussion between parents and providers, the American Academy of Pediatrics continues to recommend its childhood immunization schedule based on decades of research and ongoing safety monitoring.

Talk with your pediatrician about the immunizations that best protect your child.

Survivorship Event Alert: Metastatic Cancer

Tuesday, August 18 | 6:30 PM | Live via Webex

Living with metastatic disease can feel overwhelming at times. Join us for a conversation about navigating the challenges, finding support and making sure your voice is heard throughout your care journey.

Register here: Chnw.webex.com/weblink/register/r8b49db4c89c959d9dcbd0db7876269d4

For busy sports families, recovery matters.

From weekend tournaments to weeknight practices, young athletes put a lot of stress on their growing bodies. That's why recovery is just as important as training.

Opening in late August, the Community Health Network Events Center at Grand Park, the Community Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Recovery Zone will offer convenient, affordable recovery services from certified athletic trainers with flexible hours, including:

🥎 Injury evaluations
🏃 Athletic and kinesiology taping
🎾 Stretching, mobility and performance services
🏀 Advanced therapies, including dry needling, cupping and red light therapy
🚴 Compression, percussion, heat and cold therapy
🏈 Personalized rehab for a safe and successful return to activity

Explore the Recovery Zone: eCommunity.com/GrandPark

If you're at risk for lung cancer, early detection can make all the difference.

That's why we're proud to be recognized by the American Lung Association as a Legacy Award Honoree for advancing lung health through innovative screenings and treatment options.

"Hoosiers don't have to travel far to receive world-class lung cancer care. It's right here in their communities, close to home." - Dr. Patrick McGill, Community Health Network President & CEO.

Take our free online assessment to see if a lung cancer screening is the right next step for you.

Know your risk: eCommunity.com/lungscreening

Survivorship Event Alert: Nutrition and Side Effects of Cancer Treatment

Tuesday, August 4 | 6:30 PM | Live via Webex

Cancer treatment can come with challenges like nausea, changes in taste, low appetite and trouble swallowing. This presentation shares practical nutrition tips to help you stay nourished, hydrated and strong throughout treatment and recovery.

Register here: chnw.webex.com/weblink/register/r9080e8ff6587efcd5e579f7c47a6eb9d

You feel fine. That's the point.

Colon cancer often develops quietly, without symptoms.

That's why screening now starts at age 45 instead of 50 for most adults.

Screening can help catch cancer early—or prevent it altogether.

Explore your screening options:
eCommunity.com/healthminute/2026/5-ways-lower-your-colon-cancer-risk-plus-whats-changed-about-screening

5 Ways To Lower Your Colon Cancer Risk — Plus What’s Changed About Screening | Community Health Network Colon cancer isn’t usually top of mind, especially if you feel healthy and don’t have a family history. For many people, there’s nothing that feels urgent or obvious.But doctors know something most of us don’t: colon cancer often develops quietly over time. In many cases, it’s preventable ...

Always On: Cancer Survivorship Workshops

Missed a live Survivorship workshop session?

Catch it anytime, on your schedule.
Think of it as your on‑demand library for cancer survivorship, designed to help you learn, heal and move forward from the comfort of your home.

Browse and watch:
▶️ Nutrition, wellness and recovery topics
▶️ Expert-led presentations from our care team
▶️ Practical tips you can use at your own pace

👉 Start here: eCommunity.com/services/cancer-care/cancer-survivorship-program

🧡Help us bring comfort and kindness to those who need it most.🧡

Community Hospice seeks volunteers to help patients and families navigate their journey with dignity, compassion, and care.

Whether you're reading to a patient, giving family a break, helping us with administrative tasks, your time makes a real difference.

Choose your schedule and location(s), including volunteering from your home.

Call 317-621-5900 or visit: eCommunity.com/services/post-acute-care/community-hospice/volunteer-opportunities

Hospice Volunteer Opportunities | Community Health Network Community Hospice prides itself on its caring and committed volunteers. Volunteers are a vital part of our team, and bring a wealth of talent and compassion to our office and into our homes of our patients. For more information call 317-621-5900.