Community Health Network opens hereditary blood-cancer clinic; article says it’s first Indiana health system to offer specialized testing
Current Publishing reported Sept. 12, 2026 that Community Health Network recently opened a Hereditary Hematologic Malignancy Clinic at Community Health Network MD Anderson Cancer Center – North. The article says the clinic, led by Dr. Zachary Wolfe, is the first Indiana health system to offer specialized evaluation and testing for inherited blood-cancer risk.
On Sept. 12, 2026, Current Publishing reported that Community Health Network has opened a Hereditary Hematologic Malignancy Clinic, and the article says this makes it the first health system in Indiana to offer specialized evaluation and testing for inherited blood-cancer risk. The clinic is located at Community Health Network MD Anderson Cancer Center – North and, according to the article, will be led by Dr. Zachary Wolfe, a hematologic malignancies specialist.
The article says the clinic will focus on identifying patients and families who may have hereditary predispositions to leukemia, lymphoma and other blood cancers. It provides a link for more information (eCommunity.com/services/cancer-care/specialties/blood-cancer). The report did not specify an opening date beyond calling the clinic “recently opened” or detail staffing levels or patient capacity.
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