Indiana Health Centers - Mobile Health

10/07/2026

Do healthy people need to get the flu shot? Dr. Haynes shares why its important for everyone to get vaccinated this fall. Only you can prevent the flu.

10/05/2026

With flu season ramping up across Indiana, Indiana Health Centers is launching a new campaign to raise flu vaccine awareness among Hoosiers and make it easy to get vaccinated close to home. IHC clinics in more than 11 communities across Indiana are offering flu shots this October, and IHC’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Addison Haynes, got his on camera to show how quick and easy it is.

IHC Chief Medical Officer Dr. Addison Haynes got his flu shot on camera to raise awareness of flu vaccines INDIANAPOLIS – With flu season ramping up across Indiana, Indiana Health […]

10/05/2026

IHC Case Managers are here to help our patients navigate changes to the Healthy Indiana Plan. Every Tuesday, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., every IHC location has a case manager ready to answer your questions. No appointment needed!

10/02/2026

Only you can prevent the flu! Dr. Addison Haynes recently got his flu shot at IHC and got a sticker to show that he cares about protecting his patients and the community. If you get a flu shot at IHC, you can get a free sticker too!

10/01/2026

Do you have your documentation ready? Work requirements for the Healthy Indiana Plan go into effect in January, but you need to start gathering your 80 hours starting in October.

HIP renews every six months, and the state checks your hours every three months. If they can't confirm your hours or exemption, you'll get a notice asking for proof. Answer it quickly. If coverage stops, you will have to reapply.

09/30/2026

In October of last year, IHC expanded our mobile unit to be operational year round. We consider it our 11th IHC clinic. PJ Gindling, FNP-C shared some of the impact he has seen as a provider on the mobile unit meeting patients where they are.

09/28/2026

09/28/2026

Every Tuesday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. our IHC Case Managers hold Office Hours in the lobby to help our patients navigate the changes to the Healthy Indiana Plan. Did you get a letter in the mail and are not sure what it means? Come in and we'll help you out. You don't even need an appointment.

09/24/2026

As a chiropractor embedded within a community health center, Dr. Seth McKinney tries to look at the whole health of his patients.

One way that chiropractic care can complement primary care is through adjustments for patients with diabetes. Some patients present with cervical and lumbar issues and/or neuropathies (nerve damage caused by long-term high blood sugar) that contribute to a lower quality of life. McKinney notes that keeping a patient’s body in alignment can show a decrease in these neuropathies and radiculopathies (pinched nerves). He is able to treat many patients with multiple musculoskeletal conditions via chiropractic adjustment, offering them relief from some of their symptoms.

Dr. McKinney believes that connecting with his patients is what motivates him. He tries to put himself in their shoes and empathize with what they’re going through. “If I can put a smile on their face and make them feel better physically and emotionally, that’s huge to me.”

09/22/2026

Improving your cholesterol and keeping it in a healthy range is an important step to improving your heart health.

Get screened at least every five years, or more often if it runs in your family. Add more fiber to your plate. Aim for about 150 minutes of movement a week, whatever that looks like for you. And if you smoke, quitting is one of the best things you can do for your heart, since smoking damages your blood vessels and raises your risk even further.

Small, steady changes add up. Your IHC provider is here to help you figure out what works for you.