To better serve you we ask that you call our office at (812) 353-3244 to schedule an appointment.
The Monroe County Public Health Clinic is a collaboration between IU Health Bloomington Hospital Community Health and the Monroe County Health Department.
Some services offered include:
For more information regarding what screenings and immunizations are offered please call (812) 353-3244.
Save time at the Clinic by printing and bringing your completed forms with you to your appointment:
MCPHC Vaccination Screening Form
Click here for more information on vaccinations.
To schedule an appointment call the Public Health Clinic (812) 353-3244
or call your healthcare provider.
See the document linked below for information regarding the following: the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), the Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund, the Indiana immunization information system (CHIRP) and how to opt out, and the Countermeasure Injury Compensation Fund.
Legally Required Patient Education for Vaccinating Indiana Health Departments
View vaccine information sheets or view the schedules below for recommended vaccinations by age.
Use the following form to help you understand what vaccines might be important for you
The Public Health Clinic also offers HPV vaccinations. Learn more here:
HPV Guide from immunizations.org (English)
HPV Guide from immunizations.org (Spanish)
It is also a Vaccines for Children (VFC) provider, offering immunizations at no charge to children birth through 18 years of age who are uninsured, who are enrolled in Medicaid, who are Alaskan or Native American, or who have insurance that does not cover immunizations. The clinic also bills most major insurance companies for those children and adults with insurance. The clinic also provides certain immunizations at no cost to adults who do not have coverage for immunizations.
Lead Testing
Lead testing is available for children under 7 years old at the Monroe County Public Health Clinic. Call to schedule and appointment.
How to Prevent Lead Poisoning in Children
Safe Sleep Education
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. Please make an appointment by calling 812-353-3244 or emailing mlucas@iuhealth.org.
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