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Community Health Network opens primary care and pediatric office at 1567 W. Tournament Trail in Westfield

Community Health Network opened a new primary care and pediatric office at 1567 W. Tournament Trail in Westfield, the network announced on 2026-10-09. The location brings pediatric and family medicine providers together for well-child care, newborn and chronic-condition management, and offers early autism evaluations by referral.

News BriefBy BusinessIndy News DeskCommentsPublished October 9, 2026 at 1:33 PM EDT

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Community Health Network opened a new primary care and pediatric office at 1567 W. Tournament Trail in Westfield, Towne Post Network reported on 2026-10-09. The office houses pediatricians Dr. Amanda Asbury and Dr. Michael Zimmerman alongside family medicine providers offering well-child exams, newborn care, vaccinations, sports physicals, developmental screenings, behavioral and mental-health support, and chronic-condition management.

The practice is organized so families can establish a single medical home across life stages, the report said, with the same physicians and advanced practice providers working together at the new location. Community Health Network said the co-located services enable easier scheduling, same-day appointments and extended hours; Saturday pediatric appointments remain available at its nearby Carmel location, while specialty services, imaging and laboratory testing continue at the Westfield campus.

WHY IT MATTERS

Bringing primary care and pediatrics into one office creates a single medical-home option for local families and emphasizes continuity of care, a focus the network cited in its announcement. Continuity — children seeing the same pediatric team over time — is presented as a way to build trust and stronger partnerships among physicians, patients and parents. The Westfield office’s listed services include routine preventive care (well-child exams and vaccinations), developmental screenings and management of behavioral or chronic conditions; those functions are central to pediatric primary care because they let clinicians monitor growth and development, address immunizations and spot concerns early. The location also offers early autism evaluations by referral for children aged 14–48 months, a targeted service families may use when developmental questions arise in infancy or toddlerhood. Operationally, co-locating family medicine with pediatrics may reduce scheduling friction for households with members of different ages by enabling coordinated bookings, same-day visits and extended hours, while preserving access to specialty care, imaging and labs at the nearby Westfield campus. Readers may watch for direct scheduling details or further service announcements from Community Health Network if they plan to use the new office.

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