Dealership donates $25,000 to foundation
GREENFIELD — Jeff Inskeep of Inskeep Ford recently presented the Hancock Health Foundation with a check for $25,000 for the foundation’s Mental Health & Substance Use Treatment Campaign.
The campaign is raising money to build mental health and substance use treatment services to support the growing community.
Leo’s expanding to Noblesville
NOBLESVILLE — A Greenfield-based market, eatery and gas station plans to open a location in a northern Indianapolis suburb, the Indianapolis Business Journal reports.
Construction on the roughly 7,500-square foot Leo’s Market and Eatery was slated to start in September at the northeast corner of 146th Street and Promise Road, as part of the 34-acre Campus Center development.
Leo’s has also been planning a McCordsville location at the southwest corner of Mt. Comfort Road and West 900N. Construction is planned to start in April.
The business’s first location opened in Greenfield at 2212 W. Main St. in July 2019.
Hospice receives deficiency-free rating
GREENFIELD — Suburban Hospice recently received a deficiency-free rating after being surveyed by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care.
During the survey window, a surveyor arrives onsite to review hospice policies and procedures, organizational structure, emergency preparedness, infection control, staff education and quality assessment plans. The surveyor reviews patient charts for accurate documentation and observes patient care to ensure that all team members — from the medical director to hospice aides — are providing care consistent with top standards in hospice care.
Suburban Hospice is a not-for-profit hospice organization serving patients and families in areas surrounding Greenfield, Noblesville and Lebanon.
Registration open for workforce summit
INDIANAPOLIS — An upcoming Indiana Chamber of Commerce event is designed to help organizations address pandemic-related workforce challenges and feature traditional issues businesses deal with like retention, talent development and recruiting.
The Indiana Workforce Summit will take place both in-person at the Hyatt Regency Indianapolis and virtually. Attendees can choose either format and will have equal access to educational sessions, exhibitors and presenters.
The list price of the summit is $699; it’s $599 for Indiana Chamber members and $299 for non-profits or government officials. Register online at indianachamber.com/workforcesummit or by calling 800-824-6885.
