IU Health Cancer Center - Lafayette
IU Health is advancing cancer care in Greater Lafayette with the creation of a state-of-the-art Cancer Center on the IU Health Arnett Hospital campus. This new facility is part of the Greater Lafayette Community Growth Project, a $214 million investment to expand access to world-class healthcare close to home.
The new IU Health Cancer Center – Lafayette will deliver comprehensive, patient-focused oncology services in a modern, healing environment.
Project Status
Facility planning complete
Design of facility complete
Construction of facility underway
Facility opens and accepts patients
Facility planning complete
Design of facility complete
Construction of facility underway
Facility opens and accepts patients
Project Fast Facts
60,000 square feet
Intentionally designed to support whole-person care.
32 infusion treatment spaces
A 23% increase over the current cancer center.
2 linear accelerators
Plus, advanced radiation therapy technologies and precision genomics services.
Clinical research space
Dedicated space to support clinical trials.
Community engagement space
Including a massage suite, multipurpose room and retail area.
Connected to the hospital
Direct connection to IU Health Arnett Hospital, providing fast access to acute medical services if needed.
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