Community Hospital Anderson

03/13/2026

Sleep isn’t just about feeling rested. It plays a vital role in heart health, brain function, growth and overall well-being.

If you or a loved one are struggling with sleep, Community’s Sleep-Wake Services can help.

😴 Learn more: https://www.eCommunity.com/services/sleep-wake-services

03/12/2026

Don't let financial worries get in the way of getting your mammogram. Thanks to the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust (IBCAT) grant, Community Hospital Anderson offers free mammograms and follow-up diagnostics for qualifying patients. For more information, please call 765-298-1617. Early detection saves lives!

03/07/2026

If you played Frogger back in the day, you’ve already done enough dodging.

A colonoscopy is a simple step that can help catch colon cancer early—when it’s most treatable. No more hopping around it. 🐸

If you’re unsure whether you should be screened, take this quick online assessment to learn when you should be checked:
https://profilers.evaliahealth.com/v3/48be4fd6-e908-4c5f-8270-f46ed04073d2

03/06/2026

On March 5th, Dr. Ben McCurdy successfully completed his 1,000th daVinci Robotic Surgery.

Since his first case in 2010, he has earned a reputation as a trusted expert in the field, even training other surgeons. This achievement places him in the top 1% of general surgeons in Indiana for daVinci robotic surgeries. Furthermore, he is one of only 25 surgeons across the entire state to have reached the benchmark of 1,000 cases.

Robotic-assisted surgery offers patients greater precision, smaller incisions, less pain and faster recovery, allowing them to get back to their lives sooner. This accomplishment highlights Dr. McCurdy's commitment to patient care and his mastery of advanced surgical techniques. Please join us in congratulating Dr. McCurdy on this outstanding achievement!

03/05/2026

What a wonderful day yesterday as we celebrated our beloved therapy dog, Rainier, turning 9! 🎉 Our staff gathered to mark the occasion, enjoying some delicious treats. And of course, Rainier had his very own special dog-friendly cake! It was truly heartwarming to see everyone come together for our furry friend. Happy 9th Birthday, Rainier!

03/03/2026

🧠 Brain science: Unfortunately, online predators understand how it works on children and teens. It is important for parents to understand it as well.

Angie Morris, nursing manager at Community Hospital Anderson's Sexual Assault Treatment Center, reminds us that children and teens cannot understand brain science at this stage of life. It is not a character flaw.

In a recent interview with Fox 59's Angela Ganote, she shared more about brain science, grooming tactics and red flags that every parent should know:
https://fox59.com/morning-news/angela-answers/angela-answers-recognizing-the-signs-of-grooming/

INDIANAPOLIS — As the investigation into the death of Hailey Buzbee continues, FOX59 Morning News Anchor Angela Ganote focused her recent Angela Answers segment on the dangers of grooming. On…

02/28/2026

Congratulations to Community Hospital Anderson Surgery Department for being voted Best Local Customer Service in the 2026 “Best of Madison County” awards! Your commitment to caring for our patients and their families is inspiring.

02/28/2026

Kudos to all who helped Community Chefs earn Best Fundraising Event in the 2026 “Best of Madison County” awards! Your contributions are making a real difference for our patients and the community we serve.

02/28/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Preetham Jetty for being voted Best Doctor in the 2026 “Best of Madison County” awards! This honor is a testament to his exceptional skill, compassion, and commitment.

02/28/2026

Congratulations to Jessica Woolard for being voted Best Nurse in the 2026 “Best of Madison County” awards! You exemplify the exceptional care we deliver for all our patients.

02/28/2026

Community Hospital Anderson was recognized as the Best Hospital and Best Healthcare Facility in the 2026 “Best of Madison County” awards! We appreciate everyone who helps us deliver such exceptional care.

02/27/2026

Sepsis is a medical emergency that can happen when the body responds dangerously to an infection.

Knowing the warning signs and acting quickly can make all the difference. If you or someone you love experiences symptoms like fever, confusion, shortness of breath or a rapid heart rate, seek medical care immediately.