Indiana Regional Medical Center

Indiana Regional Medical Center is an independent, community-owned acute care hospital in Indiana, Pennsylvania. It provides comprehensive healthcare services including cardiovascular care, oncology services with chemotherapy and radiation therapy, orthopedic surgery including joint replacement, emergency medicine with a modern ED and EMS program, advanced imaging capabilities such as PET/CT and MRI, behavioral health units for inpatient geriatric psychiatry and rehabilitation services. The hospital has 164–166 staffed beds and serves as the county’s sole full-service healthcare provider[3][4][5][6].

There are no clinical trial results or pharmaceutical development programs associated with this entity.

Financially in recent years it reported over $700 million in gross patient revenue[3], employs approximately 878 people[5], and remains active as of mid–2025.

The organization also collaborates on community health initiatives such as the Rural Health Pulse Podcast with the Indiana University of Pennsylvania[1][6].

Note on acquisition status:

• CB Insights lists an acquisition event dated November 10, 2020 but there are no corroborating details from other sources indicating change of control or parent entity. All public-facing information continues to describe IRMC as independent/community-owned[4]. Therefore "is_acquired" marked false for current operational context.