Indiana Health Centers

06/17/2026

Indiana Health Centers is excited to welcome Dr. Theresa Holladay as our latest provider joining our IHC South Bend location and will be providing OB/GYN services. Dr. Holladay believes every woman deserves expert care delivered with dignity, respect, and a real partnership in her own health decisions.

We hope you'll join us in welcoming Dr. Holladay to Indiana and the IHC team!

Indiana Health Centers is excited to welcome Dr. Theresa Holladay at our IHC South Bend location! She will be providing OB/GYN services.

06/16/2026

It’s Men’s Health Week and Father’s Day is just around the corner! The purpose of Men’s Health Week is to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys.

This year, give the dads in your life a gift that could have a long-term impact: tell them that you care about them and encourage them to schedule check-up if they haven’t been this year.

Many diseases are preventable and manageable if caught early. At IHC, we make it easy to get started. Call us today and let’s help the men in your life live longer, healthier lives.

06/15/2026

When a local provider left the community, our clinic in Seymour, Indiana took on dozens of their patients grappling with addiction. Years later, Dr. Karnik has expanded the program and helped more than 70 patients.

06/13/2026

Indiana’s opioid epidemic continues to affect communities across the state. Since 2023, Indiana Health Centers Jackson County clinic in Seymour, Indiana has provided treatment through a Medications for Opioid Use Disorder program. Dr. Vaishali Karnik, who leads the program, recently shared how the program has been beneficial for IHC patients and the Seymour community.

Indiana's opioid crisis has affected communities across the state. Indiana Health Centers has stepped in to provide treatment in Seymour.

06/11/2026

Let’s talk about men’s mental health.

Every 13.5 minutes, a man in America dies by su***de, and yet women are nearly twice as likely to be in mental health treatment. Men are four times more likely to die by su***de than women, but the gap isn't about who's struggling. It's about who recognizes it and who has confidence in the help available.

For men, depression often doesn't look like the sadness or withdrawal we typically picture. It looks like irritability, aggression, or reaching for a drink after a day that felt unbearable. When those experiences aren't recognized as symptoms, when they're chalked up to stress or personality rather than a treatable condition, it becomes a missed opportunity to provide real relief to real mental suffering.

06/10/2026

Meet Angie Musall! Angie is a case manager for our Peru, Indiana clinic. She enjoys being able to connect people in Peru to resources they may not know about and helping people who are overwhelmed or unsure where to go.

Angie - thank you for making Peru a better place!

06/09/2026

Indiana Health Centers is excited to welcome Cy Page, LCSW who is joining our behavioral health team in South Bend, Indiana at our Bendix clinic.

At IHC, we believe in treating the whole person. Our services combine behavioral health and social health support for your individual needs. Our patients receive high-quality and judgement-free treatment for anxiety, depression, substance use, and other behavioral health conditions.

Learn more about Cy:

Cy Page is Licensed Clinical Social Worker in South Bend Indiana who works with children, adolescents, adults, and families experiencing concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and behavioral challenges.

06/08/2026

When a doctor in Seymour, Indiana was leaving the community, Indiana Health Centers took on dozens of his patients in treatment for opioid addiction. Dr. Karnik has been leading this program and expanded it. IHC has now helped more than 70 patients with their recovery in Jackson County.

06/05/2026

Men are significantly less likely than women to seek routine, preventive care from a healthcare provider, which means they may be missing out on important health screenings that are part of any annual wellness visit.

For men under 40, this could include a physical exam, checking your blood pressure, metabolic screening, STI screening, vaccines, and a conversation about your family medical history.

For men over 40, they may be missing all of the above, plus cardiovascular risk screening, cancer screenings (prostate, colon, lung), and an eye exam.

For seniors, they may be missing an additional osteoporosis screening and a fall risk assessment.

If you haven't yet made an appointment for your annual checkup, take a moment to schedule one. Your IHC provider will walk you through what’s right for you based on your age and personal health history.

06/01/2026

June is Men’s Health Month and at IHC, we’re highlighting ways to improve the health of men in our community.

Men are significantly less likely than women to seek medical care. That means conditions that are easy to catch early often go undetected until they’re harder to treat. The good news? A simple check-up can change everything.

This June, make the call and schedule your appointment with IHC today.

Men’s Health Month shines a light on the unique health challenges faced by men and boys. At Indiana Health Centers (IHC), we believe everyone in our community deserves access to high-quality, affordable, patient-centered healthcare.