Indiana Center For Recovery expands with acquisition of former St. Vincent Hospital

The Indiana Center For Recovery (ICFR), a renowned provider of addiction treatment and mental health services, has marked a significant milestone in its growth trajectory with the acquisition of the former St. Vincent Hospital in Bedford, Indiana. This major expansion, involving a facility covering 184,000 square feet, is scheduled to open its doors in Spring 2024. This acquisition is a testament to ICFR’s continued dedication to enhancing accessible, high-quality treatment services across the state.

This strategic move to repurpose the St. Vincent Hospital underscores ICFR’s commitment to broadening its service offerings. The new facility is poised to provide a comprehensive range of services, including detox, residential inpatient, and outpatient services for substance use disorder. Additionally, it will feature an inpatient psychiatric care unit and residential inpatient care for mental health, addressing a crucial need in community resources.

Cheyenne Riker, General Counsel of Indiana Center For Recovery, expressed enthusiasm about the expansion. “The acquisition of the former St. Vincent Hospital not only strengthens our footprint but also enhances our ability to offer comprehensive, integrated care,” Riker stated. The new facility is expected to have a significant impact on the greater Bedford community by providing essential mental health and addiction treatment services.

The Indiana Center For Recovery has established a robust network of substance use disorder and mental health treatment services across Indiana. With locations in Bloomington, Mishawaka, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Merrillville, Jeffersonville, Lafayette, and Carmel, the acquisition of the former St. Vincent Hospital further solidifies ICFR’s position as a leader in healthcare services in the region. This expansion is a clear indication of the organization’s unwavering commitment to improving healthcare access and quality for the residents of Indiana.