Welcome to the latest issue of Westfield Connect!

Fall is in full swing, and we’re loving the crisp air and cozy vibes! In this month’s newsletter...

We are exciting to introduce the leader who will be taking the helm starting in January, 2026. 

Speaking of introductions, wait 'til you meet our two new pediatricians at the Westfield Medical Office Building! They are already finding fun ways to engage with your community.

Urgent care has a new name, and a new location!

And an invitation to come 'Sail Away' with us and help cancer patients.

Grab a pumpkin spice latte and read on!

Three months ago, Community president and CEO Bryan Mills shared plans to retire at the end of the year. Since then, our board of directors has been thoughtfully searching for the right person to lead us into the future.

We are proud to share that the next president and CEO of Community is someone who already knows us well--and is already making a powerful impact. 

This transition marks a new chapter built on a strong foundation of leadership, vision, and commitment to our mission.

Read the full announcement here: Community Health Network Names Dr. Patrick McGill as New President and Chief Executive Officer | Community Health Network

Big news! Our six MedCheck locations are now Community-GoHealth Urgent Care centers. This exciting transition is part of our new joint venture with GoHealth Urgent Care. It brings a fresh name and an even more connected experience to the same trusted care our customers rely on.

While the name is changing, our commitment to exceptional, convenient care stays the same. With GoHealth’s innovative platform and Community’s deep roots in Central Indiana, we’re making it easier than ever for Hoosiers to access on-demand care that’s personal and seamless. Keep an eye out for updated signage—and help us spread the word! Visit ecommunity.com/urgent-care to learn more.

Dr. Asbury reads to students at the Westfield Washington Schools' Rock the Block event.

We’re thrilled to welcome two new pediatricians to the Westfield Medical Office Building — Dr. Amanda Asbury and Dr. Michael Zimmerman! These two aren’t just caring for kids in the clinic — they’re out and about making connections in the community.

In September, they joined the fun at Westfield Washington Schools’ Rock the Block event, and now they’re bringing storybook magic to the Westfield Washington Public Library’s Story Time. Dr. Asbury recently read the crowd favorite How Do Dinosaurs Get Well Soon? (roars and giggles included), and Dr. Zimmerman is gearing up to take the stage on October 27.

And the fun doesn’t stop there — both doctors are excited to join Westfield’s Trick or Treating in the Plaza. Costumes, candy, and community? Count them in!

Dr. Michael Zimmerman is one of the new pediatricians at the Westfield Medical Office Building

Dr. Amanda Asbury is one of the new pediatricians at the Westfield Medical Office Building

Tickets are now on sale (or should we say 'sail') for the 2026 Giving Gig!

Come Sail Away with us at the Indianapolis Downtown Marriott on April 18 to support patients with cancer, helping them access food, medicine, transportation, as well as housing and utilities assistance. At the end of the night, the band Styx will take the stage for a private performance of some of their biggest hits! All guests enjoy a cocktail reception, silent and live auctions, seated dinner and program; VIP couples' packages and VIP table purchases include VIP After Party access, hotel room(s) and breakfast the next day. Get your tickets here.

About Community Health Network

Headquartered in Indianapolis, Community Health Network has been deeply committed to the communities it serves since opening its first hospital, Community Hospital East, in 1956. Community Health Network puts patients first while offering a full continuum of healthcare services, world-class innovations and a new focus on population health management. Exceptional care, simply delivered, is what sets Community Health Network apart and what makes it a leading not-for-profit healthcare destination in central Indiana. For more information about Community Health Network, please visit eCommunity.com.