Texas-based AppleGate Recovery has acquired Lucina Treatment Centers, a group of five opioid treatment centers in central and northeastern Indiana. AppleGate, a subsidiary of BayMark Health Services, says the acquisition includes two Indianapolis offices as well as locations in Kokomo, Muncie and Fort Wayne.... Read More
Bloomington-based Cook Medical says it is selling its reproductive health business to CooperCompanies (NYSE: NYSE: COO), a medical device manufacturer in California specializing in reproductive health. ... Read More
Franciscan Health Michigan City has partnered with Signet Health to further its behavioral health program. The Texas-based company provides management and advisory services in 30 states.... Read More
Temporary fencing has gone up and heavy equipment has moved onto a lot that once housed a “Bandidos” restaurant in Fort Wayne. The site is slated to become part of the growing Parkview Inverness complex on Illinois Road.... Read More
North Carolina-based life sciences company Labcorp (NYSE: LH) has opened a new diagnostics laboratory in South Bend. The company says the 25,000-square-foot facility features expanded capabilities and new equipment for high-quality, efficient testing.... Read More
Bosma Enterprises launches e-commerce site for its medical gloves... Read More
Parkview DeKalb Hospital is looking to expand its footprint. The hospital says it has acquired nearly 77 acres outside of Auburn for $7 million for the construction of a new healthcare facility.... Read More
An Indianapolis-based company that launched a line of stainless steel dinnerware for children two years ago is now attempting to further disrupt the foodservice industry by introducing stainless steel lunch trays. ... Read More
Muncie and health care organizations want to build a reputation as a healthcare education center of excellence... Read More
Governor Eric Holcomb extended Indiana's COVID-19 public health emergency for another month on Tuesday, though his intentions to end the declaration remained ensnarled in a legislative debate over whether the state should severely limit businesses from imposing workplace vaccination requirements.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Hopebridge Autism Therapy Centers says it plans to hire 4,000 new employees nationally as the company prepares to open 40 new centers. ... Read More
Tennessee-based Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare has opened Selah House Outpatient in Jeffersonville. Odyssey says the behavioral health clinic was developed to meet a growing demand for eating disorder treatment in an underserved region.... Read More
Indianapolis-based health technology company LifeOmic is out with a new app that could help users fulfill their 2022 resolutions to live a healthier lifestyle.... Read More
Developers are one step closer to having a new IU Health campus in Fort Wayne after the city’s Plan Commission voted in favor of the plan Thursday.... Read More
The Indiana University School of Medicine has selected Dr. Stephen Strakowski as the inaugural executive director of its new psychiatry center for children and adolescents in Evansville. Strakowski currently serves as vice dean of research and associate vice president for regional mental health at the University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School.... Read More
In Grant County, a family of doctors in the early 1950s brought innovative medicine and architectural design to Marion. The Davis Clinic, designed by high profile architect Harry Weese, opened in 1952 and recruited some of the country's best doctors providing specialized care the city didn't previously have. The now-vacant clinic has been listed on Indiana Landmarks' 10 Most Endangered list.... Read More
Indianapolis-based medical tech company Greenlight Guru says it has acquired CanvasGT, a software company in North Carolina that helps medical device companies to collaborate on initial designs and concepts.... Read More
The Indiana Donor Network says it transplanted more organs and tissue in 2021 than during any other time in its 34-year history. ... Read More
Manchester University in northern Indiana launched the country's first pharmacogenomics program in 2016 and just five years later, the program has grown tenfold. The master's degree program, which began with just eight students, involves the study of the influence of a person's genetics in how they respond to medications. Dr. David Kisor, director of pharmacogenomics at Manchester, says the program has found global appeal and led to more programs being developed across the country.... Read More
Fort Wayne-based health technology startup Xillum says it has raised a $1.1 million seed round of investment. ... Read More
