COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Explore More About Population Health History Leadership & Board Community Involvement Caring Community Partners Grants & Sponsorship Requests Awards & Recognition DAISY Award PETAL Award Quality & Safety Our roots in the community extend more than 60 years. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Hancock Health has a rich history of philanthropy and community support. In fact, if it hadn’t been for the generous gift of land from Fannie Andis more than 60 years ago, Hancock Regional Hospital might not be here today. Since then, we’ve been deeply rooted in this community through support groups, United Way contributions, Backpack Attack, Day of Caring, and many more. COMMUNITY BENEFIT REPORT Our Community Benefit Report highlights some of our charitable giving, which we believe is simply part of being a good neighbor. The report also details some of our recent accomplishments, the issues on which we are focusing, and the lives we have touched. COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT The best way for Hancock Health to serve our community is to understand its specific health issues. To that end, every three years we embark on a research initiative to assess the health needs of the Hancock County community and its residents. You can review the results from our 2020 community needs assessment report and implementation strategy. CARING COMMUNITY PARTNERS (CCP) Our values, community, and culture inspired our CCP program, which is now integrated into our hospital and more than 80 members strong. Learn more about Caring Community Partners. QUICK LINKS Locations Pay My Bill HealthConnect Patient FAQ Wellness & Education HancockHub (HH associates only) NAVIGATE Emergency Services Find A Doctor Patients Visitors Healthcare Services Volunteer Opportunities CONTACT US Hancock Regional Hospital 801 N. State St Greenfield, IN 46140 (317) 462-5544 © 2021 Hancock Regional Hospital. All rights reserved. Español Deutsch 繁體中文 Deitsch Français العربية Nederlands 한국어 ह िंद ी 日本語 Tagalog ਪੰਜਾਬੀ မြန်မာဘာသာ Polski Tiếng Việt Русский ×