The 48,000-square-foot practice will include a walk-in clinic, a diagnostic center, a surgery center and a space for physical therapy.
CIO has had a presence in Fishers for more than a decade, but this will be the first building the group has owned.
The surgery center will offer robotic surgery options and provide 23-hour stays when necessary. It will likely open in June.
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