Health Care Resources
Health Care Resources
Located within miles of downtown Bloomington, two hospitals and several free and low-cost clinics serve the residents of south central Indiana. In addition, dozens of dentists, doctors and specialists make their practice in Bloomington.
For additional information about health care in Bloomington, visit the Community Health Programs and Outreach webpage, a program sponsored by the Community and Family Resources Department.
Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan - Enrollments Begin October 15th
Volunteers in Medicine Clinic
The Volunteers in Medicine of Monroe County (VIM) established their free medical clinic in 2007. The clinic provides free health care for some of the more than 13,000 uninsured children and adults in Monroe and Owen Counties.
The clinic is now located at 811 W. Second Street in Bloomington, and their telephone number is 812-333-4001.
More information on Eligibility Guidelines and Services are available on the City website. You may also wish to visit the Volunteers in Medicine of Monroe County Web site.
Southern Indiana Pediatrics provides health care for children, birth through 18 years of age, who do not have health insurance.
Do You Need Health Insurance?
- Hoosier Healthwise: Free or low-cost health insurance programs are available for children and pregnant women.
- Healthy Indiana Plan: Health coverage for adults, ages 18 to 64, is also available.
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Health Insurance Plan for Uninsured Adults (HIP) - Enrollment information and guidelines |
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