If You Were in Charge of Healthcare

If you were in charge of healthcare, what would you do?
You might do what we do at Gateway Hancock Health.

It’s easy to be frustrated by long wait times, expensive and unexpected fees, and making a trek for a needed test or scan when all you want is to get back to your life.  At Gateway, we’ve spent a lot of time thinking about how to improve our pocket of the healthcare universe with high quality low-cost health care, and we think you’ll like it.

We know that cost is one of the biggest factors for people to delay medical visits and testing. We also know that you can’t put a price on health. We consistently cut your costs by an average of 70%. You’ll find these savings in your MRI scans, labs, X-rays, CT scans, ultrasound scans, and more here at Gateway. 

We know that wondering how much your bill is going to set you back can add stress to an already stressful office visit. That’s why we offer you an estimate upfront, before you commit to testing you’re not sure you want. Combine this with a single bill for all your services (no surprise bills months after the fact!) and we’ve made your visit a bit (or a lot) more pleasant.  Our clean and bright facility only adds to your experience!

We know that access to doctors and testing shouldn’t require a degree in logistics. That’s why we have clear and consistent hours to accommodate you with early, late, and weekend hours to fit healthcare into your life (not the other way around). Best of all, we offer it all out of our state-of-the-art east central Indiana location so everything you need to get the healthcare you deserve is in one spot. 

Gateway’s convenient Greenfield location is at the intersection of I-70 and Mount Comfort Road (also known as 600W or Olio Road).  Whether you are coming from McCordsville, Fortville, Geist, Cumberland, Lawrence, Oakland, Warren Park, Shirley, Morristown, New Palestine, Fountaintown, Carthage, Fairyland, Boggstown or Shelbyville, we are just a short drive away. 

Here at Gateway Hancock Health, we did what you’d do if you were in charge of healthcare.