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IU Health LifeCare is the largest provider of HIV treatment and medical prevention services in the state of Indiana.
We offer comprehensive care and preventive services for individuals living with HIV, exposed to HIV, or at risk for exposure to HIV—all in one centrally-located facility.
Through IU Health LifeCare, people living with HIV receive state-of-the-art medical care for HIV from an expert team of specialist nurse practitioners, infectious disease physicians, licensed social workers, clinical pharmacists, psychiatrists, and a variety of professional support staff.
IU Health LifeCare does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, religion, HIV status, sexual orientation, or financial or employment status in providing needed services and/or referral to appropriate resources. All services are strictly confidential.
Through IU Health LifeCare, you will have access to specially-trained licensed HIV social workers who can assist you with nearly every aspect of living with HIV. Our staff is trained to assist with emotional needs, finances, health insurance access, legal issues, as well as having access to a broad range of community agencies who provide services for nearly every aspect of living with HIV. Our staff collaborates with these agencies to help you navigate benefit and entitlement programs, community resources, and hospital-based services.
Our team at IU Health LifeCare includes board certified pharmacotherapy specialists who are credentialed by the American Academy of HIV Medicine as specialty HIV Pharmacists. Our pharmacists can help support you through:
If you are HIV negative but may be at risk of exposure, IU Health LifeCare has resources and FDA-approved medication to help reduce your risk of contracting HIV. Our staff is available to counsel you on the most appropriate option for you.
Our staff believes in care for the mind as well as the body. Often people with HIV feel psychological counseling is a major benefit to them. At IU Health LifeCare you can receive professional and confidential mental health counseling.
IU Health LifeCare works with the Methodist Hospital Chaplaincy department to provide care to patients seeking out spiritual care for themselves or their family members throughout their care.
IU Health LifeCare plays an active role in the search for new HIV treatment and prevention medication. If interested, you may be eligible to participate in research on the latest medications.
Through IU Health LifeCare, people living with HIV receive state-of-the-art medical care for HIV from an expert team of specialist nurse practitioners, infectious disease physicians, licensed social workers, clinical pharmacists, psychiatrists, and a variety of professional support staff.
IU Health LifeCare does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, religion, HIV status, sexual orientation, or financial or employment status in providing needed services and/or referral to appropriate resources. All services are strictly confidential.
Through IU Health LifeCare, you will have access to specially-trained licensed HIV social workers who can assist you with nearly every aspect of living with HIV. Our staff is trained to assist with emotional needs, finances, health insurance access, legal issues, as well as having access to a broad range of community agencies who provide services for nearly every aspect of living with HIV. Our staff collaborates with these agencies to help you navigate benefit and entitlement programs, community resources, and hospital-based services.
Our team at IU Health LifeCare includes board certified pharmacotherapy specialists who are credentialed by the American Academy of HIV Medicine as specialty HIV Pharmacists. Our pharmacists can help support you through:
If you are HIV negative but may be at risk of exposure, IU Health LifeCare has resources and FDA-approved medication to help reduce your risk of contracting HIV. Our staff is available to counsel you on the most appropriate option for you.
Our staff believes in care for the mind as well as the body. Often people with HIV feel psychological counseling is a major benefit to them. At IU Health LifeCare you can receive professional and confidential mental health counseling.
IU Health LifeCare works with the Methodist Hospital Chaplaincy department to provide care to patients seeking out spiritual care for themselves or their family members throughout their care.
IU Health LifeCare plays an active role in the search for new HIV treatment and prevention medication. If interested, you may be eligible to participate in research on the latest medications.
To schedule an appointment at IU Health LifeCare, please call 317.962.2700.
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