Indianapolis Health: Gyms, Food, and Hospitals

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Indianapolis Gyms and Fitness Centers

	Anytime Fitnessis a great place if you are a late, real late or super-duper early exerciser; it’s open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
	Bally Total Fitness -If you just need a simple gym in Indianapolis to take care of your fitness needs for a low cost, this might be your place.
	Baxter YMCA – With renovations and expansions completed in 2003, Baxter YMCA is one of the larger YMCA facilities in Indianapolis.
	Benjamin Harrison YMCA – This YMCA facility, located northeast of downtown on Lee Rd. in Indianapolis, is one of Indy’s finest fitness facilities and family centers.
	Cardinal Fitness – Geared toward those looking for a “good deal,” Cardinal Fitness gives its patrons a basic club at a cost effective price.
	Fitness by Design, Inc. – FBD’s focus is solely on personal training and small fitness bootcamps that range from golf to fitness for Indianapolis kids.
	Gold’s Gym -The Apex personal training system is unique to Gold’s Gym. Tanning, training, and the Kid’s Zone can be added on to any basic membership package.
	IU Natatorium- Also called “The Nat” by its patrons, the venue is known as one of the world’s fastest pools. Year long memberships are available to anyone and everyone.
	Jordan YMCAfeatures some of the newest facilities of all the YMCAs of Greater Indianapolis.
	Kids Fitnessis a great tool for kids not interested in sports to gain self-confidence, learn healthy eating, and burn calories while enjoying themselves and an avenue for young athletes to learn proper techniques and training programs.
	L.A. Fitness – State-of-the-art equipment, a high energy aerobic class schedule, and a genuinely friendly staff.
	Lifestyle Family Fitnessfocuses on the family, from the kids to the grandparents. Their fitness needs from high energy Body Pump and Rev cycling classes to the ‘climb and slide’ area in the Club.
	Lifetime Fitness – Child care, structured group classes and programs, a climbing wall, basketball courts, and indoor/outdoor pool with amusement park-like water slides, endless pieces of equipment, personal training, nutritional counseling, a cafe, a salon, and massages are all offered by Lifetime Fitness.
	National Institute for Fitness and Sport – Located at 250 University Blvd in downtown Indianapolis, on IUPUI’s campus. The non-profit facility opened its Indy doors in 1988 to serve thousands of members in its 117,000-square-foot Institute and Fitness Center.
	Northeast Fitness -This gym in Indianapolis has it all: a spinning studio, group exercise classes, a children’s fitness area, and even an indoor heated pool.
	Peak Performance -With 20,000 square feet and 25 years in the business, owner Bill Pigg has grown and modified his gym to meet fitness trends through the years.
	Pike YMCA is Indianapolis’ newest YMCA facility. Members and visitors of this facility are offered a state of the art wellness center, group exercise rooms, and a community area.
	Push Fitness for Women -This exclusive gym for women on the north east side of Indianapolis has an interior that looks like a posh lounge. Try their group classes, working with a trainer, or their cardio and strength line of Matrix equipment.
	Ransburg YMCA sponsors many classes and community programs, including aquatics, fitness and wellness programs, personal training, and a parent’s day out every Friday.
	The YMCA of Greater Indianapolishas been serving communities in and around Indianapolis for over 150 years. With several historical facilities and some new ones, YMCA of Greater Indianapolis and its community branches enrich the lives of children, seniors, and families.
	YMCA at the Athenaeum – The facility features a wellness center with free weights and cardiovascular equipment, a full-court gymnasium, sauna, and three multi-purpose rooms where a variety of family programs and community sponsored events take place each month.
	Yoga and Pilates Classes in Indianapolisare great mind-body exercises to better your personal health. Check out our list of studios and classes in and around Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Health Food Shopping and Dining

	Broad Ripple Brewpub- Half of their menu is vegan friendly, but it tastes so good you won’t even suspect it’s so good for you!
	Good Earth Natural Food Company is one of the premier health food and lifestyle stores in all of Indianapolis. No matter what kind of diet you adhere to, Good Earth has what you need.

Indianapolis Area Hospitals

If you or a loved one is in need of a healthcare professional, Indianapolis is home to world class doctors and hospitals. You will obtain some of the finest care and services right here in Indy.

	Clarian Health Partners – This hospital superpower is a collaboration between Methodist Hospital, Riley Hospital for Children and Indiana University Hospital. Together, these hospitals reach more than 1.6 million patients each year.
	Indiana University Hospital – As a Clarian Health Partners affiliate, Indiana University Hospital has performed many medical firsts. Its affiliation with Clarian and the Indiana University School of Medicine allows this hospital to make significant advances in medical research.
	Methodist Hospital – One of only two Level I Trauma centers in Indiana is housed at Methodist Hospital, located downtown.
	Riley Hospital for Children – Indiana’s only comprehensive pediatric hospital is a national leader in children’s health.
	St. Vincent Hospital – As Indiana’s largest health care employer, this Catholic hospital is affiliated with Ascension Health.
	Wishard Memorial Hospital – This Indianapolis safety-net hospital has been serving the greater Indianapolis area for more than 150 years.
	The Indiana University National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health is part of a country wide movement to improve health services for women.