The IU Health Proton Therapy Center (formerly Midwest Proton Radiotherapy Institute) is a private LLC owned by Indiana Research and Technology Corporation and Indiana University Health. The IU Health Proton Therapy Center has a collaborative partnership with multiple healthcare groups and agencies, including:

Indiana University Cyclotron Facility - Bloomington, IN

Design, engineering and support services for the IU Health Proton Therapy Center are provided by Indiana University Cyclotron Operations (IUCO). The Strategic Physics Development Group with the engineers and technical staff at IUCO are part of the original team that designed and constructed the proton therapy system. In doing so they achieved and put into use a number of significant technological advances: the first clinical use of scanned beam delivery, and new and innovative methods for dose monitoring. In addition to servicing the IU Health Proton Therapy Center, IUCO continues to advance proton therapy technology through grant and contract funded research in collaboration with the physicians and staff at the IU Health Proton Therapy Center and at the IU Department of Radiation Oncology. IUCO business activities include a state-of-the-art machine shop that provides all the patient specific devices to the IU Health Proton Therapy Center and a Radiation Effects Research Program where NASA engineers and astronauts bring space bound equipment for tests in a simulated space radiation environment using proton beams.

Indiana University Health

Named among the "Best Hospitals in America" by U.S.News & World Report for 14 consecutive years, Indiana University Health, first formed in 1997 as Clarian Health, is the result of a cooperative effort of three downtown Indianapolis hospitals to combine resources, research, staff and administrative procedures for the greater benefit of our patients and the community at large.

IU Health's flagship hospitals – IU Health Methodist Hospital, IU Health University Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health – are all preeminent, state-of-the-art hospitals with long and distinguished histories.

A private, nonprofit organization, IU Health now owns or is affiliated more than 20 hospitals and health centers throughout Indiana and is closely tied to the Indiana University School of Medicine -- more than half of the IU School of Medicine's 970 physicians practice, supervise, and teach residents and fellows at one of IU Health's hospitals. In addition, the research conducted through the IU School of Medicine leads to the breakthroughs that make a difference in the lives of IU Health's patients.

Indiana University Health Neuroscience - Indianapolis, IN

Affiliated with Indiana University School of Medicine, IU Health Neuroscience is one of the largest and most experienced neuroscience programs in the nation. The program, which is ranked 40th in U.S.News & World Report’s America’s Best Hospitals, is nationally recognized for its clinical excellence and emphasis on basic and clinical research.

In addition to providing Indiana’s most comprehensive neurology program, IU Health Neuroscience houses the state’s only Level IV Specialized Epilepsy Center and is Primary Stroke Center-certified by the Joint Commission. IU Health Neuroscience is also home to the nation’s only 24/7 real-time, continuous brainwave monitoring facility and is proud to be a partner with the IU Health Proton Therapy Center.

Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center - Indianapolis, IN

IU Simon Cancer Center serves as a regional and national referral center for state-of-the-art cancer treatment and is Indiana’s only National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center that provides patient care. The partnership between IU School of Medicine and Indiana University Health is dedicated to establishing a state-wide health care delivery system that is supported by the scientific resources and clinical expertise of the medical school. Its mission is to advance the understanding, prevention and treatment of cancer throughout Indiana and the world with patient-centered care, acceleration of promising science and collaborative educational programs.

Indiana University School of Medicine – Department of Radiation Oncology - Indianapolis, IN

As the only academic radiation oncology practice in Indiana, the Indiana University School of Medicine's Department of Radiation Oncology takes seriously the responsibility to ensure that the citizens of Indiana have access to quality, state-of-the-art radiation oncology services. Radiation Oncology is housed in the Indiana Cancer Pavilion, the same building that houses the other interdisciplinary clinical programs of the IU Simon Cancer Center. This enables patients to receive radiation therapy treatments and to be followed by the physician team treating the patient all in one building. The Department of Radiation Oncology is also helping to create better ways of treating diseases which respond to radiation therapy. IU Simon Cancer Center patients are among the first to benefit from these new treatments, having unique access to both standard of care and clinical trial options.

Riley Hospital for Children - Indianapolis, IN

Since 1924, Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health has provided compassionate care, support and comfort to children and their families from across the state, nation and the world. From simple acute routine care to the most critically ill and medically complex cases, Riley Hospital offers pediatric specialists in every field of medicine and surgery in a family-centered care environment. As Indiana’s first and only comprehensive children’s hospital, Riley Hospital has received many distinctions establishing the hospital as one of the nation’s top children’s hospital and a premier pediatric research facility. Riley Hospital is committed to preeminence and shares a commitment to service excellence demonstrated through both patient and physician satisfaction.