IU Health LifeCare

01/26/2026

LifeCare will be closed today. Patients will be contacted to reschedule their appointments.

For the safety of our patients and team members, offices in the the Indy Metro area and southern Indiana will be closed on Monday, January 26. Muncie and Lafayette area clinics are operating on a delay. If you have an appointment scheduled, please call your provider's office to change to a virtual appointment or to reschedule. See the latest information at iuhealth.org.

01/07/2026

12/31/2025

LifeCare will be closed New Year’s Day.
We reopen Friday the 2nd with regular hours.
Happy New Year!

12/22/2025

LifeCare will close at 12pm on Christmas Eve and remain closed on Christmas Day. We’ll reopen with normal hours on Friday the 26th.

12/06/2025

The Indy Health District says its first year has brought positive change to the areas north of downtown Indianapolis, addressing quality of life and job opportunities.

12/02/2025

Amanda Jones is a pharmacy technician who cares for patients living with HIV

12/01/2025

Today is World AIDS Day. We stand with communities around Indiana, the United States, and the world in solidarity against HIV stigma and to remember lives we lost, including Ryan White.

Today is World AIDS Day.

We recognize this day as we continue to share Ryan White's story. He was an ordinary kid who used his voice to help change the world. He was one of the first children with hemophilia to be diagnosed with AIDS after one of his blood treatments was tainted with HIV.

While we celebrate Ryan's life every day at The Children's Museum, we're taking a few extra moments today to remember and honor the extraordinary life of a boy who just wanted to be a regular kid. https://bit.ly/2VbFuiE

For more information about hemophilia and other rare bleeding disorders, visit the Hemophilia of Indiana, Inc. or Innovative Hematology

11/26/2025

Thanksgiving hours:
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 8am-12pm
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11/22/2025

11/21/2025

FYI!

11/20/2025

Knowing where to go for care can save you time and money

11/05/2025

354 names are engraved on limestone tablets. The inscriptions represent loved ones who’ve passed away from or those who’ve fought against the AIDS epidemic.