Due to a rise in the number of reported flu cases and other respiratory viruses, Riley at IU Health is implementing visitor restrictions to protect patients and prevent further spreading. View full details.
IU Health has received notification from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) that Riley Hospital has progressed to a full site visit as a part of the ANCC Magnet re-designation process. The site visit for Riley will occur on March 25 through...
Continue readingINDIANAPOLIS - Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health has once again been distinguished as Indiana’s only nationally ranked children’s hospital by U.S.News & World Report, which released its 2018-19 Best...
Continue readingINDIANAPOLIS – Families in need of highly skilled pediatric care will soon have improved access to multiple Riley Children’s Health doctors with the opening of a new office in Fort Wayne. In early 2018, the dedicated outpatient specialty office...
Continue readingINDIANAPOLIS -- Riley Children’s Health has filled two key positions, appointing Paul R. Haut, MD, as chief operating officer and Elaine Cox, MD, as chief medical officer. Haut was previously Riley’s chief medical officer and he served as...
Continue readingINDIANAPOLIS— Riley Children’s at Indiana University Health and the Indianapolis Colts have partnered to provide sleep sack swaddles to parents of babies born at Indiana University Health hospitals across the state in an effort to reduce Indiana’s...
Continue readingINDIANAPOLIS (June 14, 2016) – This week, hundreds of children will learn what it takes to become quarterbacks of their own health at three Change the Play camps. Camps will be held in South Bend, Evansville and Fort Wayne. The children will join...
Continue readingINDIANAPOLIS—Today, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health announced Riley Children’s Health, the official name for its statewide network of pediatric services. Riley Children’s Health is Indiana’s first full...
Continue readingToday, a class of fifth-grade students experienced the true meaning of the football play called “the quarterback sneak.” At 1 p.m., Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health's chief medical officer Dr. Paul Haut paid a...
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