The Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County

The Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County is a medical center in Indianapolis, Indiana. The organization operates the Marion County Public Health Department, Eskenazi Health, the Eskenazi Health Foundation, Indianapolis EMS, and Long Term Care services. The corporation serves the local community with a mission to promote and protect public health and provide healthcare to underserved populations.

Established in 1951, this municipal corporation is governed by a seven-member Board of Trustees with members appointed by the Mayor of Indianapolis, the City-County Council, and the County Commissioners. The organization manages various healthcare programs, including Hoosier Healthwise, which provides medical, dental, and mental health coverage for children and pregnant women, and the Healthy Indiana Plan for qualified adults. Their work involves community-focused initiatives such as immunizations, dental and vision screenings, and public health testing for HIV and Hepatitis C.

The facility is located on N Rural St, situated near the intersection of East 38th Street and North Keystone Avenue. The location is a short drive from the Child Advocacy Center and is near the Fall Creek river.

The Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County is recognized for its commitment to the community through its C.L.E.A.R. values of community, leadership, excellence, accountability, and respect. The organization maintains a strong focus on providing essential health resources and insurance assistance to the residents of Indianapolis.

Services:

• Conflict Resolution Programs
• Emergency Medical Services
• Insurance Enrollment Resources
• Long Term Care
• Public Health Services