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.
08/06/2025
Heavy backpacks can put unnecessary strain on growing bodies, leading to poor posture and discomfort. Help your child stay strong and healthy with these back-to-school tips:
🔹 Keep total weight under 10% of your child's body weight
🔹 Use both straps, tighten it snug, and adjust waist/sternum belts
🔹 Lift safely by bending at the knees, not the waist
🔹 Look for wide padded straps, multiple compartment & reflective strips
Riverview Health is here to support your child's well-being. Schedule their well-child visit at riverview.org/locations!
08/05/2025
Riverview Health is currently hiring across a variety of nursing positions and locations!⚕️
With a commitment to employee growth and well-being, Riverview Health is the perfect place to build your career while making a meaningful impact in healthcare.
Our pediatric speech therapists support children in building communication, language, and social skills with patience and play. Whether it’s forming sounds or finding confidence, we’re here to help every voice be heard. 💙
Call 317.776.7225 to schedule an appointment at Riverview Health Rehab & Fitness in Noblesville.
08/01/2025
Join us in congratulating Matt, a member of our Information Services department at Riverview Health, who was awarded the Cultural Champion Award for demonstrating our value of Belonging!
Matt's nomination noted: "Matt never fails to arrive with a smile no matter what his day has been like. He is timely, kind, and a pleasure to work with. He works until the issue is solved and ensures nothing else needs to be done before he leaves."
To nominate a staff member who demonstrates behaviors that model our values of Compassion, Belonging and Excellence, visit riverview.org/recognition
08/01/2025
Join us in congratulating Taneka, a patient care tech at Riverview Health, who was awarded the Cultural Champion Award for demonstrating our value of Compassion! 💙
Taneka was nominated by a patient for going above and beyond in helping spread joy in an otherwise dismal situation. "Taneka told me a story about how she was just one sentence in my book of life... She really touched my heart and was so understanding and encouraging. Thank you, Taneka, for being a bright light!"
To nominate a staff member who demonstrates behaviors that model our values of Compassion, Belonging and Excellence, visit riverview.org/recognition
07/30/2025
Join us in congratulating Curtis, Plant Operator at Riverview Health, who was awarded the Cultural Champion Award for demonstrating our value of Excellence! 👏
His nomination noted: "Curtis was originally hired as an HVAC Tech, taking care of all HVAC related issues as well as refrigerators, freezers and ice machines. He worked long hours and took on many responsibilities to ensure that all patients and staff were taken care of no matter what the season. He is now the Plant Operator and handles major equipment, such as boilers, chillers, air handling units, and much more. Curtis does everything that is asked of him with an exceptional attitude, positive outlook, and a smile on his face."
To nominate a staff member who demonstrates behaviors that model our values of Compassion, Belonging and Excellence, visit riverview.org/recognition
07/29/2025
Aquatic therapy takes healing to a whole new level! 🏊
In our warm 90-degree therapy pools at Riverview Health Rehab & Fitness in Carmel and Noblesville, you'll reduce joint stress, increase mobility and build strength all in a low or no impact setting. It's ideal for anyone recovering from injury, surgery or chronic pain.
Riverview Health's Adolescent Pregnancy and Peer Support Group is led by a Riverview Health maternity nurse and focuses on topics such as psychological changes, childbirth and childcare challenges.
This group meets on the second Monday of each month at no cost to attendees. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/40icatf
07/27/2025
From bump to baby, Riverview Health is here for you! 🩷 👶 🩵
In partnership with Firefly Children & Family Alliance, we hope to see you at our Hamilton County Community Baby Shower on Saturday, September 13!
07/25/2025
Dr. Thomas Shin, board-certified general surgeon at Riverview Health, is now seeing patients for bariatric surgery evaluations!
With a decade of specialized experience and advanced fellowship training, Dr. Shin is ready to guide you on your weight loss journey.
Talk to your primary care physician or call Hamilton Surgical Associates at 317.776.8748 for more information!
07/25/2025
As recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics, safe sleep for babies is as easy as A, B, C:
1. Alone: The safest place for baby to sleep is in the same room as their caregiver.
2. Back: Place baby on their back to sleep and tummy to play. Help prevent flat spots on the head by changing sleep direction daily.
3. Crib: Use a crib or bassinet that meets current safety standards.
Riverview Health is proud to be a Gold Certified Cribs for Kids National Safe Sleep Hospital. Our team takes great pride in upholding national standards that safeguard the health and well-being of newborns.
For more information about Riverview Health's maternity services, visit
riverview.org/services/maternity.
07/23/2025
It’s our mission to improve and preserve your health and well-being, and we believe primary care plays a crucial role in achieving this goal.
Whether you’re coming for a vaccine, physical or treatment for a more complex health issue, you can expect compassion and high-quality care at Riverview Health.
Call 317.565.0565 to schedule a same-day primary care appointment!*
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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.
