IU Health Saxony Hospital

About IU Health Saxony Hospital

As a Level One Heart Attack Program, IU Health Saxony Hospital offers the only 24/7 coverage for urgent heart care in the city of Fishers. We offer coordinated care and state-of-the-art cardiac catheterization labs, just steps away from the door of the emergency department.

We are also home to the IU Health Hip and Knee Center. Here, the team of fellowship trained surgeons perform more hip and knee replacements than any other IU Health facility in the state.

The 44-bed hospital includes six operating rooms, a full emergency department, a helipad for medical transport and a medical office complex. Our healthcare team includes physicians from IU Health Physicians, as well as some of the area’s most highly regarded independent practitioners.

As a partner in the nationally-recognized IU Health system, IU Health Saxony Hospital is affiliated with Indiana University School of Medicine, one of the nation’s largest medical schools. The physicians and staff of IU Health Saxony Hospital are highly skilled, experienced and committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for our patients.

IU Health Saxony Hospital is proud to be an integral part of Saxony and the Fishers community. As a leader in promoting and preserving wellness, hospital team members are eager to work in collaborative ways to help area residents lead healthier lives.

IU Health Saxony Hospital is proud to be the first hospital in Indiana to partner with Dementia Friends Indiana and is official designated as a Dementia Friends facility. Every employee at the hospital, regardless of interaction with a patient, has completed training in assisting and caring for those patients with dementia, as well as providing the best experience possible for the families. With this partnership, Saxony Hospital has access to a group of dedicated people in the state and also nation with expertise and knowledge with Dementia to help our hospital develop exciting new ways to enhance our awareness and care.

IU Health Saxony has been recognized by The Joint Commission for delivering safe, high quality care for both hip and knee total joint replacements. The Joint Commission accredits and certifies health care organizations across the country and is considered the industry gold standard, offering assessment of quality achievement in patient care and safety. This certification means IU Health Saxony met and seeks to maintain The Joint Commission’s high standards in providing total joint replacements.

Your Visit

Parking Instructions

Patients may be dropped off or picked up at IU Health Saxony Hospital’s main entrance or as directed on the pre-visit information from your doctor’s office.

Parking at IU Health Saxony Hospital is free, with parking lots and entrances conveniently located to help patients and visitors get to their destinations quickly.

The IU Health Saxony guest relations team members at the Information Desk are happy to help you and answer any questions. They also have wheelchairs if you need to use one.

Visitor Information

Our healthcare team understands that having family and friends around is important to the healing process. Your family is welcome anytime, but we do ask guests to follow the following guidelines:

When Can Guests Visit?

Regular visiting hours are 8 am to 9 pm daily. When visiting hours end, an overhead announcement will signal that all visitors should leave for the day and return the next day, if desired.

Patients may designate up to two people to serve as their “Primary Support.” These visitors may arrange with the care team for after-hours visitation as necessary and appropriate. Primary Support visitors must obtain a sticker badge from unit staff and wear it for after-hours identification in the hospital.

Can Children Visit?

Children under 18 may visit during regular visiting hours when accompanied by an adult, unless seasonal or special restrictions are in place. Children under 18 must be supervised by an adult and cannot be left unattended.

If Someone is Sick, Can They Visit?

For your protection, people should not visit if they are sick, especially if they have a sore throat, cold or fever.

Hospital Policies

• Is smoking allowed? All IU Health facilities are smoke-free. For the safety of everyone, smoking is not allowed in any IU Health building or on the grounds.
• What is the IU Health alcohol and drug policy? All IU Health facilities are alcohol and drug-free.
• What is the IU Health firearm policy? It is the policy of IU Health that no one, other than IU Health Security Officers or on-duty Law Enforcement Officers, carry or have in their possession a firearm or weapon while in a IU Health facility. Law enforcement officers should check in with IU Health Security if they plan to carry on premises.