Columbus Regional Health

Columbus Regional Health has been touching, saving and improving lives in our region for 100 years. Our team offers world-class care and services so that we can be your health and wellness partner for life.

We believe that everyone in our community deserves the finest healthcare. And in order to make true on this belief, we're committed to being the best at everything we do. We believe that if we can be better, we must be better. And that's what makes Columbus Regional Hospital consistently get recognized as a top quality Indiana Hospital.

WellConnect offers a complimentary concierge service where you can connect with specialists who help with establishing relationships with healthcare providers, navigating health insurance, and accessing CRH services.

Many drug companies have programs to help people who have long-term medication needs. The Medication Assistance Program, working with the patient’s physician, helps such people apply for free or low-cost medicine offered by drug companies. Program coordinators identify sources of help for clients, assess eligibility, prepare applications and ensure eligible patients receive needed prescriptions.

Healthy Communities provides support to community organizations and businesses interested in additional training or onsite cessation resources for their employees.

Columbus Regional Health’s Treatment and Support Center (TASC) is a voluntary outpatient treatment program for adults with substance use disorders (SUD). Our goal is to increase access to addiction treatment services in Bartholomew and surrounding counties.

The program is offered to individuals who have an interest in changing their lives and a desire to heal. TASC provides addiction treatment services designed to increase health and wellness through remediation, as well as encourage a lifestyle of recovery following treatment. The outpatient facility is staffed with clinical professionals, including a medical doctor, a nurse practitioner, nursing staff, a case manager, and a team of professional therapists and peer recovery coaches. 

VIMCare, formerly Volunteers In Medicine, opened in 1996 as our community's solution to a critical lack of access to primary healthcare for low-income uninsured Bartholomew County residents. Today, many patients are able to enroll in HIP 2.0, Indiana's Medicaid insurance product, which renders them ineligible for free care. This next-generation clinic, therefore, has been designed to provide access to HIP 2.0 patients as well as the uninsured. VIMCare provides the same healing, health and hope to the same patients the clinic has always served, plus thousands more. The vision remains the same, even though the name has changed.