LifeSpring Health Systems

04/24/2026

LifeSpring’s Board of Directors, Executive Management Team, and clinical leaders are gathered today for our annual planning retreat to work on next year’s strategic plans.

04/23/2026

LifeSpring Clinical Trainer, Sarah Smith, will be presenting the training she created about trauma's impact on the mind and body at an Indiana Youth Institute Youth Workers' Cafe in Washington County on May 6th. Register using the QR code on the graphic

04/21/2026

Amiga, hay algo de lo que casi no hablamos, pero que muchas estamos sintiendo: la ansiedad.A veces no la llamamos así. Decimos cosas como “ando muy nerviosa”, “traigo el pendiente en la cabeza” o “siento que mi mente no se apaga”. Y seguimos, porque así nos enseñaron: a seguir adelant...

04/15/2026

We need your help!

For more than 30 years, the 340B Drug Pricing Program has been a critical lifeline for Indiana clinics to provide life-saving medications to low-income Hoosiers for free or at a significantly reduced cost. It does this at no cost to the taxpayer by requiring pharmaceutical companies to allow community clinics like ours to purchase those drugs at a discount.

Now these life-saving medications and healthcare are at risk. Effective July 1, 2026, proposed changes to the Managed Medicaid 340B program from the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) will allow FSSA to keep the 340B Drug Pricing Program money for its own budget - stripping these vital funds away from LifeSpring and clinics like ours throughout Indiana.

Here are 3 things you can do to help:

1. Call Governor Braun’s office at 317-232-4567 and say, “Do the right thing by carving out community clinics from the proposed changes to Medicaid Managed Care 340B.”

2. Visit 340Bsaveslives.org and send an email to Governor Braun

3. Share this action alert with fellow Hoosiers concerned about healthcare affordability

Make your voice heard – let Governor Braun know all Hoosiers deserve affordable healthcare.

The 340B program is a life-saving resource that provides affordable prescription medications, medical care, and other critical services to those who need them most, and is 100% privately funded, costing Indiana taxpayers nothing. Proposed changes to the Managed Medicaid 340B program would take 34....

04/09/2026

The Spencer County Health Coalition is hosting their annual Mental Health Matters Awareness Walk on Saturday, April 25th! Join us at Jim Yellig Park for a morning of fun and resources!

04/08/2026

Natalie Colson, Community Outreach Coordinator based in Jasper, joined Rossina Sandoval with ALASI on their podcast recently to discuss anxiety in the Latino community and the services LifeSpring provides, including our Open Access days. We’ll be sure to post the podcast once it’s up!

04/07/2026

It’s World Health Day! How are you taking care of your health? Remember, mental health is health too! 🌎

04/03/2026

Floyd County Office Clinical Manager, Dr. Gabby Harvey, recently had a great meeting with staff from Floyd County Probation and Corrections. We're so grateful for their partnership and collaboration to better our mutual clients' lives!

Floyd County Sheriff's Office - IN

04/01/2026

A couple of announcements!

All Scott County services are now being delivered at the Austin office. The Scottsburg office has closed. The Austin office is located at 2277 W. Frontage Road and can be reached at 812-413-3605.

The English office in Crawford County has new operating days/hours:
Monday - Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
*closed for lunch 12:00 – 1:00 PM*
Open Access: Tuesdays 2:00 – 6:00 PM

03/30/2026

Our crisis line is being updated tonight. If you need assistance with a psychiatric crisis- please call 812-280-2080 and press 1 or call 9-8-8.

03/25/2026

It's National Social Work Month! We love our Social Workers and their compassion for our clients and communities.💙

How has a Social Worker helped you?

03/19/2026

We need your help! The 340B Drug Pricing Program is a federal program that allows health centers, like LifeSpring, purchase certain prescription medications at a lower cost. This allows us to then offer these medications to patients a significant discount.

There is currently a bill proposed in the Indiana Legislature that would significantly reduce the amount of 340B funds that healthcare facilities could receive. As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and non-profit, we are requesting an exemption from this proposal from FSSA/OMPP.

If you'd like to help, you can call or email the Governor's office and/or the Secretary of the Family and Social Services Administration and urge them to include an exception in the proposed 340B Drug Program for FQHCs. The deadline for public comment is Friday, March 27th at 5:00 pm.
https://www.in.gov/gov/contact-gov-braun/
https://www.in.gov/fssa/contact-us/