News and Events

Protect yourself and your loved ones with a free HIV test being offered in December at various WindRose Health centers.

You must be a caretaker of a diaper-wearing child. Diapers are available at the site on the day of the event, while supplies last.

WindRose Health Network (WHN) is proud to announce that it has been recognized by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) with multiple prestigious awards for 2024.

The PCMH Recognition and Distinction in Behavioral Health Integration are prestigious acknowledgments awarded by rigorous assessment processes.

WindRose Family Pharmacies, LLC. will be closing our WindRoseRx – Hope location effective April 15th.

WindRose Health Network is pleased to announce the addition of Pediatrician Rachel Greenfield to the Epler Parke Center, effective August 12, 2024.

WindRoseRx - Hope is pleased to announce its one-year anniversary in the town of Hope, IN.

WindRoseRx – Epler Parke, located on the southside of Indianapolis is pleased to announce its two-year anniversary.

Performance measurement and quality improvement are integral components of WHN’s commitment to delivering exceptional care.

The Franklin health center will include a state-of-the-art 13,000-square-foot primary care, pediatric, behavioral health and onsite pharmacy.

Dr. Derrick Hasenour, who practices family medicine with a specialty in obstetrics, previously served as associate chief medical officer.

WindRoseRx – Hope pharmacy and WindRose Health Network are committed to Hope and surrounding communities serving its customers on a local level.

The innovative collaboration provides the Cummins Avon clinic access to primary care through WHN medical clinicians.

Designations are for Health Center Quality Leader, Advancing Health Information Technology (HIT) for Quality, COVID-19 Data Reporter and Patient-Centered Medical Home.

WindRoseRx - Epler Parke pharmacy and WindRose Health Network are committed to the communities on the South Side of Indianapolis, serving their customers on a community level.

WindRose Health Network has grown into five sites of care across three counties, serving nearly 20,000 patients annually.

She is trained in understanding how youth development and preventative care impacts the healthy development of children.

Of the 25 Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) in Indiana, WHN is one of two HRSA 2020 quality improvement awardees.

Individuals should bring proof of Indiana residency such as a state-issued ID, work ID or utility bill.