STATEHOUSE – State Rep. Cindy Ledbetter (R-Newburgh) recently honored Ascension St. Vincent Warrick Hospital on its 50th anniversary for five decades of dedicated service, compassionate care and commitment to the health of Warrick, Pike and Spencer counties.
On Aug. 23, 2025, the hospital officially celebrated 50 years of service to Warrick County and surrounding communities. Through a proclamation, Ledbetter recognized the hospital’s enduring mission and pledged to preserve the memory of its contributions as a beacon of high-quality health care for future generations.
“Congratulations to Ascension St. Vincent Warrick Hospital on the incredible achievement of serving their community faithfully for 50 years,” Ledbetter said. “Many outstanding health care professionals have contributed to this hospital’s resilience over the span of a half century.”
Ledbetter said the establishment of Warrick County Hospital in 1975 marked the beginning of a vital health care presence in southern Indiana. The decision was made in 2017 to align with statewide Ascension branding, and the institution adopted the name Ascension St. Vincent Warrick Hospital.
Ledbetter also said this milestone reflects the hospital’s rich history and its steadfast commitment to evolving and meeting the growing needs of Warrick County and surrounding communities.
