Indiana Health System

Indiana Health System functions as a health system that provides inpatient and outpatient medical care through its network of hospitals and clinics. The organization utilizes electronic health record systems to manage patient information across its facilities. Johnson Memorial Health, which is part of the system, offers hospital services that support patient care. Its clinical workforce includes physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals who deliver care to patients. The health system emphasizes care continuity by integrating primary care services with its hospital campuses. It supports clinical operations with health information technology and administrative support functions.

The organization is headquartered in the United States and operates under the alias Indiana Health System. In October 2021, Johnson Memorial Health experienced a cyberattack that disrupted its computer network. The incident prompted the health system to implement electronic health record downtime procedures and disable affected systems. Clinicians reverted to manual documentation using pen‑and‑paper while working with cybersecurity partners and the FBI to restore operations. Patient services continued largely without cancellations, although registration delays led patients to arrive earlier for appointments. The event was noted as the second cyber incident affecting an Indiana healthcare provider within a short period, underscoring sector‑wide threats and the organization’s prior investments in cybersecurity preparedness.