With expertise in more than 25 specialties, Riverview Health's network includes hospitals in Noblesville and Westfield, three combined ER and urgent care facilities and 10 primary care locations throughout Hamilton County.
03/02/2026
A round of applause for our newest DAISY Award winner! 🌼👏
Alice has been a dedicated member of the Riverview Health nursing team since 1988. Throughout her career, Alice has been a trusted resource to staff, especially nurses. Her guidance, advocacy, and mentorship have helped countless team members grow and excel in their roles. Alice has announced her upcoming retirement in March, and we are proud to recognize her with the DAISY Lifetime Achievement Award, a distinction reserved for nurses who have devoted their careers to compassionate care, mentorship, patient advocacy, and elevating the profession of nursing.
Please join us in congratulating Alice and wishing her the very best in retirement!
Submit a DAISY nomination: riverview.org/recognition
02/25/2026
With the expertise and dedication of Dr. Bowling and Dr. Mattingly, Riverview Health is elevating the standard of breast health services for our community.
Learn more in this new segment of Indy Now.
Riverview Health: Advanced Breast Surgery and Treatment Services - 2/25/26 Sponsored Content by Riverview Health Sponsored content disclaimer: The information and advice displayed in this story are those of individual sponsors or guests and not Nexstar Media Group, Inc.
02/20/2026
When babies sleep on soft surfaces, in bed with us, or surrounded by soft bedding and toys, they're at greater risk for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Here are four ways to keep your baby's sleep space safe:​
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1. Put baby to bed on their back​
2. Put them to sleep in their own space​
3. Use a firm and flat mattress​
4. Keep the sleep surface clutter-free​
Riverview Health and Hendricks Regional Health are partnering to revolutionize breast surgery services, uniting our clinical expertise, innovative technology, and dedication to patient-centered care.
Learn more in this new segment of Indy Now.
Riverview Health: Comprehensive Breast Care and Treatment - 2/18/26 Sponsored Content by Riverview Health Sponsored content disclaimer: The information and advice displayed in this story are those of individual sponsors or guests and not Nexstar Media Group, Inc.
02/18/2026
"I love being a nurse because I feel like I make a difference. It's very rewarding to be surrounded by these patients and coworkers every day. The patients we care for become family." - Karsyn, RN​
Join Karsyn and the rest of our amazing team as we redefine the healthcare experience! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nhjtKm
02/15/2026
Is your child ready to start babysitting or caring for younger siblings? Riverview Health's Safe Sitter Class is a great way to learn necessary skills to be an effective caregiver.
At Riverview Health, we're committed to helping you understand and manage your heart health. ❤️ Learn more in this segment of Indy Now.
There's no better time to take action against heart disease and other cardiovascular conditions. Call 317.776.7247 to schedule a $49 heart scan today!
Riverview Health: Understanding Heart Disease Symptoms - 2/11/26 Sponsored Content by Riverview Health Sponsored content disclaimer: The information and advice displayed in this story are those of individual sponsors or guests and not Nexstar Media Group, Inc.
This action would create a "Pink Alert" system for missing persons and children when credible risk indicators exist, even if Amber or Silver Alert criteria are not met. Additionally, this comprehensive safety initiative would mandate yearly, updated predator awareness education in Indiana schools, which would focus on online gaming and social media grooming/manipulation to better protect students.
We stand with our community as we raise awareness and create a safer environment for all. Learn more: change.org/haileys-law
02/12/2026
Become a volunteer today! 🏥
Shifts are available in the morning or afternoon, at least one day per week, Monday-Friday.​ If you're interested in volunteering at Riverview Health in Noblesville or Westfield, please contact Melinda Nash at 317.776.7236 or mnash@riverview.org.
02/11/2026
On this segment of Indy Now, Megan Wiles shares more information about the upcoming Riverview Health Foundation's 22nd Annual Women of Vision Luncheon on Thursday, March 12. Proceeds from the luncheon will support health initiatives that empower women and families.
Riverview Health: Women of Vision Luncheon Preview - 2/4/26 Sponsored Content by Riverview Health Sponsored content disclaimer: The information and advice displayed in this story are those of individual sponsors or guests and not Nexstar Media Group, Inc.
02/10/2026
Sarrah Stafford spent decades searching for answers, but it wasn't until she met Riverview Health's Dr. Deena Elsahy that she finally felt heard and supported. Today, after minimally invasive surgery, she says she feels better than she has in a decade.
How a Riverview Health Physician Helped One Woman Feel Better Than She Has in a Decade A woman’s health journey can be a disconcerting one when not paired with a quality and compassionate medical team. Many women struggle to get solid answers and helpful solutions to the health problems they face....
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On May 10, 1909, Hamilton County’s first hospital opened for business. Dr. Samuel Harrell, the son of a Shelby County farmer, chose the city of Noblesville, Indiana, to build a hospital in which he and his brother, Dr. Madison Harrell, could practice medicine. The three-story Harrell Hospital and Sanatorium was located on Ninth Street one-half block north of downtown Noblesville.
In 1914, Harrell Hospital and Sanatorium was sold to Hamilton County and renamed Hamilton County Hospital. In 1944, to meet the health needs of a growing population, hospital trustees purchased land west of Noblesville from Mr. Charles Swain. The pioneer statesmen had lived on this site, reportedly named Federal Hill.
Construction of a new hospital began in 1949. On May 12, 1951, the new hospital opened. Shortly thereafter, in 1952, the hospital was renamed Riverview Hospital as an homage to its location along the banks of the White River.
Throughout the years, Riverview Hospital continued to expand, with additions and improvements made to the main hospital campus, plus the addition of a wide range of specialties, technologies and services. In April 2014, Riverview Hospital was officially renamed Riverview Health.
Riverview Health is now comprised of a full-service, 156-bed hospital in Noblesville and a hospital in Westfield with 16 beds. Also included are 23 primary, immediate and specialty-care facilities in Hamilton County.
Within the Riverview Health system, more than 350 physicians—many of who are board-certified or fellowship-trained—provide healthcare services in 35 medical specialties. Their expertise, coupled with exceptional specialists and nursing staff, is one of the many reasons we’re frequently recognized for clinical and service excellence.
Our goal is to provide compassionate, patient-centered care to everyone in our community. We continually promote a progressive, nurturing environment—and support our community through educational seminars, screenings and other events aimed at helping you and your family stay well.
