IU Health Bloomington Hospital Community Health offers a wide variety of programs and services to the community.
From our work with the local school systems, to programs that help those living with HIV/AIDS and Alzheimer’s disease, our goal is to help our community live healthier.
Visit the following pages to learn more about many of our community offerings:
Additional program information is available below.
Visit the following pages to learn more about many of our community offerings:
Additional program information is available below.
Three out of four car seats are misused in Indiana. Many parents are unsure about car seat requirements, state laws and installation.
Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians will answer your questions, help with installation, and give recommendations to make your child safer.
We seek to partner with local non-profits on initiatives that specifically aim to serve an identified community need, particularly in the areas of IU Health's outreach priorities:
We offer CPR and first aid classes for community members of all types, including health care providers. Call us to find out more.
To register call:
We work to create safe sleep environments for children because we know it plays a vital role in preventing Sudden Unexplained Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Free education and a portable crib are available for pregnant mothers and caregivers of young infants. By appointment through 812.353.3244 or mlucas@iuhealth.org.
Let IU Health’s dedicated team of accredited diabetes professionals help you focus on caring for your diabetes through nutritional support and self-management education. By appointment: 812.353.5420.
In response to the needs of those with health conditions who are struggling to maintain safe, affordable housing, IU Health facilitates housing programs designed to assist individuals in achieving and maintaining self-sufficiency, and provide a range of services from homeless prevention to permanent housing. For more information, contact cburdine2@iuhealth.org.
Registered dietitians help clients optimize good health and weight through sound nutrition habits and individualized meal planning. A doctor’s referral is required. By appointment: 812.353.9678.
IU Health partners with the Monroe County Health Department to provide clinical services for the county such as immunizations, screenings, and communicable disease investigations. Learn more on the Monroe County website or call 812.353.3244.
IU Health Positive Link focus on a holistic approach to managing HIV and Hepatitis C. From HIV prevention to medical care and beyond, our team at Positive Link is here to assist you. Learn more about IU Health Positive Link services.
Safe Sitter classes are offered for young teens in grades 6-8 who are ready to learn the skills they need to safely stay home alone, watch siblings or babysit for younger children. Young teens also learn life and business skills, so they know how to be prepared, responsible and considerate. Register at iuhealth.org/classes-events or call 812.353.5437 or cwickens@iuhealth.org for information.
Stop the Bleed training teaches bystanders how to stop serious bleeding that can occur from everyday injuries. This knowledge is not taught in your normal basic training for first responders. Call IU Health Trauma Services at 812.353.9654 to set up a free training for your workplace, club or organization.