Ball Memorial Hospital was founded in 1929 as both a teaching hospital and regional tertiary referral center for Muncie and Delaware County. Today, Ball Memorial Hospital serves as a destination health facility for the people of East Central Indiana, and is home to nearly 400 physicians and more than 45 medical specialties including a Cancer Center, Cardiology program, Total Joint and Spine Center, and specialized services for women and children.

The newly completed Ball Memorial Hospital South Tower and John W. Fisher Heart Center provides a warm, healing environment designed to enhance patient-centered nursing care with the latest technology close at hand. Robotic-assisted surgery, stereotactic radiosurgery, and an electrophysiology lab are just a few examples of the advanced medical technology available for the care of our patients.

Our Medical Education Center is the largest physician teaching program in the state outside of Indianapolis, and fosters an atmosphere of continual learning and advancement for our caregivers. Our nurses, staff and physicians are committed to providing the best patient experience possible through exceptional service and quality care. Ball Memorial Hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and has been awarded with more than 35 top national and international quality awards.