In Our Community
Improving health and advancing equal access to healthcare for patients, our communities and our state
IU Health goes beyond caring for patients in our care.
Learn about our commitment to improving the health and well-being of the communities we serve.
High Blood Pressure
Through IU Health’s community engaged approach, we aim to reduce hypertension-related diseases and complications, especially among residents of medically underserved communities across the state of Indiana.
Infant & Maternal Health
Many barriers, such as food and access to safe housing, have played a role in death rates among infants. IU Health breaks these barriers through free resource offerings and education for long-term success.
Social Health Needs
Although healthcare may commonly be associated to doctor visits and medication, total health starts with daily needs. We help our communities thrive through community-based, low-cost resources.
Tobacco & Nicotine Use
Our IU Health tobacco cessation program offers a variety of tools and support to make the quitting process easier so that you can begin to restore your health.
Learn how IU Health responds to the health and social needs of those in our Indiana communities.
Making an Impact
Community Outreach & Volunteering
Discover ways IU Health team members make an impact on our Indiana communities.
Community Benefit
See the impact IU Health is making on improving the health and quality of life in the communities we serve.
Community Impact Investment Fund
Are you a non-profit organization? Learn how the IU Health Foundation can support you.
Community News
Jul 31
Crystal Hinson Miller, president of IU Health Foundation, is a national leader in healthcare philanthropy. Here she shares her personal reflections. Mental health is one of the defining challenges, and opportunities, of our time. Every day, I meet families whose lives have been touched by…
Jul 20
Poor air quality is hitting Indiana hard this week. IU Health pulmonologist, Dr. Alan Hyslop explains what this means for adults, kids, and anyone with breathing conditions.
Jul 16
On a warm summer morning at a neighborhood farmers market, a Community Health Worker (CHW) greets residents with a simple offer: a quick blood pressure check and a conversation about heart health. For some, that interaction becomes the first step into a new remote patient monitoring (RPM) pathway…