A 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping people with varying levels of disability, with little income, few financial resources, or no health insurance or whose insurance has been denied, gain greater independence by offering the loan of durable medical equipment and obtaining the medical supplies they need. We also locate and refer residents to appropriate agencies for additional specialized medical equipment and services.

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT: Canes, Crutches, Shower Seats, Tub Transfer Benches, Shower Gurneys, Bedside Commodes/Toilet Chairs, Toilet Seat Risers, Walkers, Rollators, Wheelchairs (Manual & Power), Scooters, Standers, Hoyer Lifts, and Hospital Beds
DISPOSABLE SUPPLIES: Incontinence Diapers (Child & Adult), Disposable & Washable Bed Pads, Disposable Gloves, Sponges/Gauze/Bandages, Feeding & Medication Syringes, Oxygen Cannulas/Supply Tubing/Canisters, Nebulizers, CPAP & BiPAP Filters/Hoses/Masks, Oral Care Swabs, Suction Catheters, Ostomy Supplies, and Urinary Catheters

Licensed nurses and social workers help you navigate scheduling and managing health appointments; transportation to appointments; community resources; medications and side effects; apply for benefits; caregiver support; and health and wellness education.

Clarity Testing Clinic offers confidential sexual health medical services for men and women. The clinic provides testing and treatment for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) Pap smears, pregnancy tests, and limited obstetrical ultrasounds.

Columbus Regional Health has been touching, saving and improving lives in our region for 100 years. Our team offers world-class care and services so that we can be your health and wellness partner for life.

We believe that everyone in our community deserves the finest healthcare. And in order to make true on this belief, we're committed to being the best at everything we do. We believe that if we can be better, we must be better. And that's what makes Columbus Regional Hospital consistently get recognized as a top quality Indiana Hospital.

Covering Kids & Families facilitates and advocates accessible and equitable health for all Hoosiers with a primary focus on healthcare coverage and children’s development.

Licensed navigators help individuals with applying for, maintaining, and using state and federal health insurance programs.

Provides high quality, affordable, patient-centered health care to underserved areas of Indiana, including dental services.

WellConnect offers a complimentary concierge service where you can connect with specialists who help with establishing relationships with healthcare providers, navigating health insurance, and accessing CRH services.

Indiana's State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program, HoosierRx, can help pay the monthly Part D premium, up to $70 per month, for members enrolled in a Medicare Part D Plan working with HoosierRx.

Pairs caregivers with a coach, and they work together to address caregiver needs and offer support. Caregiver coaches understand how tough it is caring for a loved one, so coaches work to help unpaid caregivers with the unique challenges and responsibilities they face. Caregiver coaching aims to help caregivers strengthen their caregiving skills, feel more confident as caregivers, and improve the caregiver’s overall well-being. Caregiver coaches are trained professionals who talk with caregivers to make plans and goals. They help with things like figuring out what the caregiver needs, addressing those needs, managing stress, and helping caregivers accomplish tasks. The goal of caregiver coaching is to help the caregiver feel better at taking care of their loved one, while also taking care of themselves. This service helps caregivers: Identify needs and support systems, access valuable information and resources, create an in case of emergency plan, and feel genuinely supported.

The FSSA Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning efficiently and effectively administers Medicaid programs for the state of Indiana. Medicaid is more than just health coverage—it provides a vital safety net to one in five Hoosiers.

Indiana Health Coverage Programs include traditional Medicaid, Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP), Hoosier Healthwise, Medicare Savings Program, and many other programs tailored to the needs of specific populations. 

Medicare is health insurance for people 65 or older. You may be eligible to get Medicare earlier if you have a disability, End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), or ALS (also called Lou Gehrig’s disease).

Some people get Medicare automatically, others have to actively sign up -- it depends if you start getting retirement or disability benefits from Social Security before you turn 65.

"Extra Help" is a Medicare program to help people with limited income and resources pay Medicare drug coverage (Part D) premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, and other costs. Some people qualify for Extra Help automatically, and other people have to apply.

Many drug companies have programs to help people who have long-term medication needs. The Medication Assistance Program, working with the patient’s physician, helps such people apply for free or low-cost medicine offered by drug companies. Program coordinators identify sources of help for clients, assess eligibility, prepare applications and ensure eligible patients receive needed prescriptions.

Goodwill Nurse-Family Partnership® (NFP) pairs individuals pregnant with their first child with a registered nurse for ongoing visits aimed at assisting parents and families in providing the very best start for their children during the earliest, most developmentally critical years. Nurse-Family Partnership is a national, community health program, widely researched and recognized for increasing health care access and improving health outcomes.

PLBC, a community service program operated by the United Way of Bartholomew County extends financial assistance to qualifying individuals and families to cover their monthly health insurance premiums, ensuring uninterrupted year-long health insurance coverage.

At SingleCare, we believe that feeling better shouldn't be painful. Our super-smart system and close relationships with the big pharmacies mean we can set lower prices on tens of thousands of drugs.

So with or without insurance, showing your SingleCare card to your local pharmacist means you can save big time on the stuff that really matters. Join the millions saving billions with the Rx savings card more people rely on to feel better.

Through prevention, education and preparedness the Bartholomew County Health Department supports the residents of the county as they pursue healthy living for themselves, their families and neighbors in the community.

The Bartholomew County Health Department supports the residents of Bartholomew County in: disease prevention, health education, environmental health, and public health preparedness.

Free and impartial counseling program for people with Medicare. SHIP is provided by the Administration for Community Living and the Indiana Department of Insurance. We are part of a federal network of State Health Insurance Assistance Programs located in every state.

Healthy Communities provides support to community organizations and businesses interested in additional training or onsite cessation resources for their employees.

VIMCare, formerly Volunteers In Medicine, opened in 1996 as our community's solution to a critical lack of access to primary healthcare for low-income uninsured Bartholomew County residents. Today, many patients are able to enroll in HIP 2.0, Indiana's Medicaid insurance product, which renders them ineligible for free care. This next-generation clinic, therefore, has been designed to provide access to HIP 2.0 patients as well as the uninsured. VIMCare provides the same healing, health and hope to the same patients the clinic has always served, plus thousands more. The vision remains the same, even though the name has changed.

At Windrose Health Network, our mission is to revolutionize health and wellness by delivering comprehensive, high-quality, and personalized primary health care services. We embrace innovation and evidence-based practices to foster a compassionate, inclusive environment that meets the evolving needs of our diverse community. Guided by a commitment to patient-centered care, we strive to create a sustainable future where every individual can attain their optimal health and well-being.