Hendricks Regional Health broke ground today on a new $65 million medical building on the campus of Brownsburg Hospital, located at 5492 N. Ronald Reagan Parkway. The project will grow the Brownsburg campus footprint, allowing for the expansion of hospital services and access to additional/more medical specialties. When it opens in the fall of 2025, the new space will house provider offices in cardiology, gastroenterology, general surgery, nephrology, sports medicine, orthopedics and primary care. For the comfort of patients, caregivers and visitors, the Medical Office Building will include an enclosed walkway directly into the hospital.
“This new medical building is a symbol of what Hendricks is doing every day to increase access to care,” said Dr. Michelle Fenoughty, President & CEO of Hendricks Regional Health. “It will help us meet current medical needs and ensure that as our patient base grows, we continue to grow with it. Today’s groundbreaking signifies our longstanding commitment to the town of Brownsburg and the entire Hendricks County community.”
The expansion project also includes renovations and updates to Brownsburg Hospital. Some services currently offered at Brownsburg Hospital will move into the new medical office building to allow for expanded hospital-based care. The planned additions to Brownsburg Hospital include cardiovascular testing, medical oncology, infusion therapies, and pharmacy services to support patients undergoing chemotherapy and cancer care. Additional imaging capabilities will be added to the Brownsburg Hospital Emergency Department to enhance patient experience.
Indianapolis-based Bremner Healthcare Real Estate, which is recognized as a top-tier developer of healthcare real estate nationwide, is providing development services for Hendricks Regional Health for this expansion of the Brownsburg campus.
"We are excited to support our partners at Hendricks Regional Health in their efforts to provide better access to healthcare services for the communities located on the northwest side of our hometown of Indianapolis,” said Matt Bremner, president of Bremner Healthcare Real Estate. “The collaboration exemplifies a shared commitment to excellence, growth and community well-being.”
Since Hendricks first opened its doors in 1962, the healthcare system has focused on growth and expansion to meet the ever-changing healthcare needs of the community it serves. The changes happening today will impact generations to come.