Riverview Health Westfield Hospital
Indiana community hospital that opened in 2018 and, by 2025, was expanding again to keep pace with Westfield's status as one of the nation's fastest-growing cities.
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- Established
- 2018
- Location
- Westfield, Indiana
- Country
- United States
- Opened
- October 23, 2018
- Operator
- Riverview Health
- 2025 expansion
- A 13,630-square-foot primary-care facility at Indiana 32 and Spring Mill Road, expected to open late 2025/early 2026
- Growth driver
- Westfield ranked the sixth-fastest-growing city in the U.S. per a 2023 U.S. Census Bureau report
Overview
Riverview Health Westfield Hospital opened on October 23, 2018, in Westfield, Indiana, as part of the Riverview Health system, with then-CEO Seth Warren discussing the hospital ahead of its grand opening (Current Publishing; Current Publishing). The project grew substantially during construction: what began as a planned outpatient center expanded into a full hospital, with three operating suites built instead of the one originally planned, plus added CT imaging and inpatient beds; construction paused partway through for a redesign to accommodate this expanded scope (Current Publishing).
A 2025 expansion tied to Westfield’s growth
By May 2025, Riverview Health announced plans for a new 13,630-square-foot medical facility at the northeast corner of Indiana 32 and Spring Mill Road, combining primary care with specialized services alongside a recently announced endoscopy center at the hospital. The expansion was explicitly tied to Westfield’s rapid growth — the city ranked as the sixth-fastest-growing city in the nation according to a 2023 U.S. Census Bureau report. CEO Dave Hyatt said the project “furthers our commitment to providing the community with readily available care.” The development involves Innovcare/Innovative Healthcare Real Estate as developer, Wurster Construction as general contractor, Arc Design for architecture, Tesco for civil engineering, and GBC Bank for financing, with completion expected between late 2025 and early 2026 (Current Publishing).
What this profile does not claim
This profile covers the hospital’s 2018 opening and 2025 expansion as reported by Current Publishing; it does not independently verify Riverview Health’s own historical or patient-volume claims beyond what these two articles state.
Timeline
- 2018-10-23
- Riverview Health Westfield Hospital opens, with then-CEO Seth Warren discussing the grand opening; the project grew during construction from a planned outpatient center into a full hospital, with three operating suites built instead of one, plus added CT imaging and inpatient beds, after construction paused partway through for a redesign.
- 2025-05
- Riverview Health announces a new primary-care expansion in Westfield, citing the city's rapid population growth; the project involves Innovcare/Innovative Healthcare Real Estate as developer, Wurster Construction as general contractor, Arc Design, Tesco (civil engineering) and GBC Bank (financing).
Sources
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Both Current Publishing (youarecurrent.com) articles were fetched and read in full. Current Publishing is an independent local news outlet covering Hamilton County, Indiana, unaffiliated with Riverview Health.
- Riverview Health Westfield Hospital to open Oct. 23 Supports: The hospital's October 23, 2018 opening date.
- A Westfield hospital: Riverview Health CEO Seth Warren talks grand opening Supports: Then-CEO Seth Warren's account of the hospital ahead of its 2018 opening.
- Riverview Health plans Westfield expansion Supports: The 2025 primary-care expansion project, its size, location, named partners, and Westfield's 2023 Census Bureau growth ranking.
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