Deficiency Index

Indiana University Health, Inc.

Indianapolis, Indiana · CCN 151511

950 N. Meridian St., Suite 700

49 federal deficiencies across 4 surveys, February 15, 2022 to October 10, 2025.

Deficiencies49

Excludes the inspector’s preamble, which is not a finding

Surveys4

Federal surveys with at least one deficiency

Condition-level8

Findings against a Condition of Participation — a compliance grade, not a measure of harm

What level the findings sit at

Condition-level816.3%
The agency was out of compliance with a federal Condition of Participation — a requirement it must meet to take part in Medicare at all.
Standard-level4183.7%
A requirement within a Condition of Participation. The Condition itself was not cited.

These are compliance grades, not harm grades: how deep in the regulation a finding sits, not whether anyone was harmed.

Who conducted the surveys

TJC, State Agency.

Federal surveys are carried out by the state agency or a CMS-approved accrediting organisation.

Most-cited requirements

Survey record

Federal surveys of Indiana University Health, Inc.
SurveyTypeDeficienciesCondition-level
Oct 10, 2025Initial8—
Apr 6, 2022Focused Infection Control, Other-Fed, Recertification102
Mar 8, 2022Focused Infection Control, Other-Fed, Recertification133
Feb 15, 2022Focused Infection Control, Other-Fed, Recertification183

In the inspector’s words

The complete written findings for this hospice, in the inspector’s own words.

Read all 31 findings in full →

CMS publishes written findings for 31 of the 49 deficiencies on this hospice’s record.

Hospice findings published by CMS on QCOR, covering surveys from February 15, 2022 to October 10, 2025. The inspectors’ written findings come from a single CMS survey-report extract.

Federal survey findings only. State licensure findings for hospices are not shown.

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