Financial Assistance

Need guidance on affording healthcare? We're here to help.

IU Health is committed to providing you with medically necessary and emergency care regardless of your ability to pay. Assistance is available through programs such as Medicaid and IU Health Financial Assistance.

IU Health Patient Financial Counselors are certified Indiana Navigators. They can assist you with information and help you with applications for various health coverage programs. These include:

  • The Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) for low income adults 19-64 years old
  • Hoosier Healthwise (HHW) for children under age 19, pregnant women, and low-income families
  • Medicaid programs for the Aged, Blind and Disabled
  • COBRA for the recently unemployed
  • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
  • IU Health’s Financial Assistance Program

To learn more about these programs and see if you qualify, please contact one of our financial counselors.

Contact Us

Fill out the form below to request a consultation. You can also reach us by phone or email:

Financial Counseling

IU Health Patient Financial Counselors are certified Indiana Navigators. They can assist you with information and help you with applications for various health coverage programs. These include:

  • The Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) for low income adults 19-64 years old
  • Hoosier Healthwise (HHW) for children under age 19, pregnant women, and low-income families
  • Medicaid programs for the Aged, Blind and Disabled
  • COBRA for the recently unemployed
  • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
  • IU Health’s Financial Assistance Program

To learn more about these programs and see if you qualify, please contact one of our financial counselors.

Contact Us

Fill out the form below to request a consultation. You can also reach us by phone or email:

Financial Counseling Contact





If you are an Indiana resident, as defined in the IU Health Financial Assistance Policy, who receives care via the emergency room, direct admission from a physician's office or transfer from another hospital, you may be eligible to receive additional assistance if paying your medical bills is a financial hardship and you apply. If you meet Federal Poverty Level criteria, you may be eligible for financial assistance up to the full amount of your medical bill.

To be considered for financial assistance, please complete and submit a complete application for financial assistance. Additionally, view a plain language summary of our financial assistance policy.

Note: Complete Financial Assistance Applications should include all required attachments and information in order to be considered valid. Indiana University Health may determine that you qualify for additional assistance and aid you in the completion of an application for state assistance programs including Medicaid and the Healthy Indiana Plan. If financial assistance is approved, you will receive written notification and an updated statement with your reduced balance, if applicable.

IU Health’s Financial Assistance Policy does not cover individual physician charges. A listing of all providers who render services at an IU Health facility and whose individual professional charges are not covered by this Financial Assistance Policy, along with a list of any services that are not covered by this Financial Assistance Policy, is available to download here (XLS) and was updated on Oct. 31, 2022.

Seven IU Health hospitals are enrolled in the federal drug-pricing 340B program that enables safety-net hospitals and providers to offer outpatient drugs at a discounted rate to low-income patients. Download this PDF to learn more about the 340B Program.

No patient approved for financial assistance due to financial hardship will be charged more than the amounts generally billed to patients who have insurance coverage for similar care provided at the respective IU Health hospital facility where the patient received services.

IU Health Financial Assistance Policy

If you are an Indiana resident, as defined in the IU Health Financial Assistance Policy, who receives care via the emergency room, direct admission from a physician's office or transfer from another hospital, you may be eligible to receive additional assistance if paying your medical bills is a financial hardship and you apply. If you meet Federal Poverty Level criteria, you may be eligible for financial assistance up to the full amount of your medical bill.

To be considered for financial assistance, please complete and submit a complete application for financial assistance. Additionally, view a plain language summary of our financial assistance policy.

Note: Complete Financial Assistance Applications should include all required attachments and information in order to be considered valid. Indiana University Health may determine that you qualify for additional assistance and aid you in the completion of an application for state assistance programs including Medicaid and the Healthy Indiana Plan. If financial assistance is approved, you will receive written notification and an updated statement with your reduced balance, if applicable.

IU Health’s Financial Assistance Policy does not cover individual physician charges. A listing of all providers who render services at an IU Health facility and whose individual professional charges are not covered by this Financial Assistance Policy, along with a list of any services that are not covered by this Financial Assistance Policy, is available to download here (XLS) and was updated on Oct. 31, 2022.

Seven IU Health hospitals are enrolled in the federal drug-pricing 340B program that enables safety-net hospitals and providers to offer outpatient drugs at a discounted rate to low-income patients. Download this PDF to learn more about the 340B Program.

No patient approved for financial assistance due to financial hardship will be charged more than the amounts generally billed to patients who have insurance coverage for similar care provided at the respective IU Health hospital facility where the patient received services.

The Language Services Department is available to assist with translation services in 200 languages 24/7 year-round. Please call 1.877.746.4674 for assistance. Translated copies of the policy, plain language summary and application are available in the following languages:

Financial Assistance Documents

The Language Services Department is available to assist with translation services in 200 languages 24/7 year-round. Please call 1.877.746.4674 for assistance. Translated copies of the policy, plain language summary and application are available in the following languages:

Financial Assistance Policy

Plain Language Summary

Financial Assistance Application

Amounts Generally Billed