WindRose Health Network (WHN) confirms that Dr. Derrick Hasenour was arrested on May 9 and has been placed on immediate unpaid leave. WHN is fully cooperating with law enforcement and all applicable regulatory agencies. Patient services and safety protocols remain uninterrupted under interim clinical leadership. As the legal process continues, WHN will refrain from further comment and refer all inquiries to the investigating authorities.
“Patient safety and ethical practice are the cornerstones of our mission,” said Scott Rollett, Chief Executive Officer of WindRose Health Network. “We are conducting our own internal review, and maintaining uninterrupted, high-quality care through an experienced interim clinical leadership team.”
All medical services, clinic operations, and safety protocols remain in place and unaffected. WHN will release additional information as appropriate but will defer to the investigating agencies for further comment on the legal proceedings.
About WindRose Health Network:
At Windrose Health Network, our mission is to revolutionize health and wellness by delivering comprehensive, high-quality, and personalized primary health care services. We embrace innovation and evidence-based practices to foster a compassionate, inclusive environment that meets the evolving needs of our diverse community. Guided by a commitment to patient-centered care, we strive to create a sustainable future where every individual can attain their optimal health and well-being.
Established in 1996, WHN offers preventative and integrated primary care across four sites of care in Marion, Johnson and Bartholomew County. For more information, visit: WindRoseHealth.net or follow ,us on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.