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

According to Towne Post Network — Indiana, Community Health Network opened a new primary care and pediatric office at 1567 W. Tournament Trail, reported Oct. 9, 2026. The location houses familiar pediatric and family medicine providers and offers well-child care, chronic-condition management and developmental services.

BUSINESSINDY BRIEFBy BusinessIndy Editorial StaffCommentsPublished October 9, 2026 at 1:33 PM EDT

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According to Towne Post Network — Indiana, Community Health Network opened a new primary care and pediatric office at 1567 W. Tournament Trail, in a report published Oct. 9, 2026. The office brings pediatric and family medicine teams together, letting families see the same physicians and advanced practice providers they’ve used before while receiving services such as well-child exams, newborn care, vaccinations, sports physicals, developmental screenings and management of chronic conditions like asthma and allergies.

The Westfield location continues to rely on the nearby Community Health Network campus for imaging and laboratory testing. Pediatricians Dr. Amanda Asbury and Dr. Michael Zimmerman are named as providers emphasizing whole-child wellness; Dr. Asbury leads an early autism evaluation program serving children aged 14 to 48 months by referral. The report also notes Saturday pediatric appointments remain available at Community’s Carmel location and that the combined primary care/pediatrics site aims to ease scheduling and offer extended hours and same-day appointments.

WHY IT MATTERS

What this means for local families: the new Westfield office centralizes routine and developmental pediatric care alongside adult primary care, so parents can more easily keep vaccinations, growth checks and behavioral or developmental conversations on a single schedule. "Well-child visits" are routine preventive checkups where clinicians monitor growth and development, keep immunizations current and address mental health, learning, bullying or substance-use concerns as children age. Seeing the same pediatric team over time can build trust and make visits less stressful; the article stresses continuity of providers at the new location.

Practical implications backed by the report: imaging and lab testing remain at the nearby Westfield campus, so some services will still require visits to that facility. Early autism evaluations are offered by referral for children 14–48 months, which families and referring clinicians should note when pursuing developmental assessment. A useful next step from the article’s details is for families to use the combined Westfield primary care/pediatrics site when seeking routine child and family care, and to request a referral if an early autism evaluation is needed; Saturday pediatric access remains available at Community’s Carmel location.

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