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Noblesville, IN

In-Home Diabetes Management

America's Dietitians Medical, Inc.

In-Home Diabetes Management in Noblesville, IN, is dedicated to transforming the lives of those managing diabetes through personalized, in-home care. With a team of over 30 experienced Registered Dietitians, we provide individualized education and support to empower our patients in making healthier dietary choices. Our mission is to deliver hands-on instruction in diabetes management and wellness strategies, helping individuals understand the importance of nutrition and lifestyle changes for both prevention and effective management of diabetes. We are committed to guiding you through every step of your journey toward a healthier life, offering valuable resources and comprehensive health education tailored to your needs. Medicare is accepted for our services, ensuring accessibility for those seeking vital assistance in their diabetes management journey.

Noblesville, IN

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365, located in Noblesville, IN, is dedicated to empowering individuals and families with vital education about kidney health and the challenges of kidney disease. Our comprehensive program is designed for those newly diagnosed, caregivers, or anyone preparing to start dialysis, offering crucial insights into managing chronic kidney disease (CKD) effectively. Participants will learn about the symptoms and stages of CKD, nutritional guidance tailored for kidney health, emotional coping strategies, and various treatment options, including home dialysis. We strive to ensure accessibility and support, providing our classes in multiple formats—whether online, by video conference, phone call, or in person. Join us to access critical resources and build a healthier future together.

Noblesville, IN

Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund

National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC)

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund in Noblesville, IN, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of ovarian cancer patients by providing crucial financial assistance. We understand the emotional and financial burdens that accompany cancer treatment, which is why we offer a one-time payment of $1,000 to eligible patients. This funding can help cover essential non-medical expenses such as transportation to and from treatment, rent and housing costs, utility bills, groceries, and even childcare or housekeeping services. Our aim is to remove barriers and ensure that patients can focus on their health and recovery without the added stress of financial strain. Eligibility requirements vary by state, and we encourage potential applicants to reach out to us for verification and support throughout the application process.

Noblesville, IN

Grant Program

American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF)

The American Children's Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) offers its Grant Program in Noblesville, IN, to provide essential financial support to families facing the challenges of childhood cancer, as well as to cancer survivors within four years of remission. Our mission is to alleviate some of the financial burdens associated with this journey by assisting with critical needs such as housing expenses, utilities, medical bills, transportation to treatments, and even funeral costs when necessary. We understand the urgency of these needs, and our assistance is tailored to each family's unique circumstances, with funds disbursed directly to service providers upon approval of requests. Our goal is to be a steadfast source of support during difficult times, helping families navigate their way through challenges with care and compassion.

Noblesville, IN

Center For Mental Health

The Center for Mental Health is dedicated to promoting mental well-being within the Noblesville, IN community. Through initiatives like Mental Health Mondays—streamed monthly on Facebook—the Center provides essential resources and support to individuals and families navigating mental health challenges, particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Center's services encompass diverse support options, including therapy and counseling, aimed at addressing common issues such as anxiety, depression, and other mental disorders. By fostering awareness and encouraging open conversations about mental health, the Center plays a vital role in enhancing community resilience and well-being. Explore the range of support services available through their directory to take an active step towards better mental health.

Noblesville, IN

Mental Health

The Mental Health organization in Noblesville, IN, is dedicated to promoting mental well-being in the community through innovative outreach and support. A key initiative, 'Mental Health Mondays,' established by Mayor Chris Jensen and local therapist Kristen Dale Boice, provides helpful discussions on maintaining mental health during challenging times, now streaming monthly on Facebook. This program focuses on empowering individuals and families through resources that enhance their mental health at home. By offering peer support groups and educational programs, the organization addresses vital community needs related to mental health care, enhancing awareness and accessibility in the Noblesville area. Explore their directory for a range of supportive services designed to uplift the community and foster resilience.

Noblesville, IN

Bridges Of Hope Indiana

Bridges of Hope in Anderson, Indiana provides comprehensive dual diagnosis treatment for adults struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. Their full continuum of care includes medical detoxification, residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and standard outpatient services, with both short and long-term options available. Their typical residential program spans 28 days and focuses on healthy re-socialization within a structured, 24-hour supervised community of peers facing similar challenges. The treatment approach incorporates individual and group counseling, motivational interviewing, 12-Step facilitation, and specialized therapies like EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). Following residential treatment, Bridges of Hope implements a 3-tier outpatient approach to support lasting recovery. The program strongly values family involvement, encouraging both visitation and family counseling throughout the rehabilitation process. Set on tranquil grounds, the expansive facility features comfortable bedrooms, relaxing lounge areas, a large pond, indoor volleyball and basketball courts, a modern gym, and peaceful green spaces ideal for reflective walks. As a Joint Commission accredited facility, Bridges of Hope accepts most private insurance plans.

Noblesville, IN

St. Vincent Women's Hospital

St. Vincent Women's Hospital

At St. Vincent Women's Hospital in Noblesville, Indiana, we proudly stand as the state's only dedicated women's medical facility, delivering comprehensive, family-centered care through our Level IV Maternal Care and the largest Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Indiana. Our hospital is specifically designed to support high-risk pregnancies and critically ill newborns, offering a unique combination of specialized services, including a high-risk Labor and Delivery Unit and a renowned NICU recognized for its excellence in managing prematurity and congenital conditions. Our Perinatal Center of Excellence brings together maternal, fetal, and neonatal specialists under one roof, ensuring coordinated and compassionate care. With a robust range of offerings, from emergency medicine to nutrition support and pastoral services, we are committed to providing the highest standard of care for mothers and their babies, backed by a specially-trained critical care team ready to respond 24/7 to urgent needs.

Noblesville, IN

Comprehensive Eating Disorder Treatment

Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University (IU) Health

At Comprehensive Eating Disorder Treatment, located in Noblesville, IN, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and effective care for adolescents and adults facing various eating disorders. Our Charis Center offers a wide range of services tailored to individual needs, including nutrition education, supportive peer groups, art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness training. We specialize in the treatment of conditions such as anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, overexercising, and addictions. Our experienced team is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment where clients can begin their journey toward recovery. We offer personalized levels of care, ensuring appropriate support for everyone who walks through our doors. To start your path to healing, we encourage you to reach out for an evaluation.

North Vernon, IN

Lactation Consulting and Support

Simplifed

At Lactation Consulting and Support, located in North Vernon, IN, we are dedicated to empowering new and expectant parents with essential baby feeding education and services. Our free classes cover a range of topics, including preparing for feeding during pregnancy, postpartum baby feeding, pumping techniques, and partner-focused support. We also provide lactation services and support for breastfeeding, breast pumping, and formula feeding, with many services fully covered by insurance at no cost to beneficiaries. For those not covered or uninsured, we proudly offer complimentary baby feeding education. Discover the resources you need for a positive feeding journey by checking your insurance coverage and scheduling your appointment with us today.

North Vernon, IN

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

At KidneyCare:365 in North Vernon, IN, we are dedicated to empowering individuals with vital education about kidney health and management of kidney disease. Our comprehensive KidneyCare:365 program is designed for anyone—whether facing a new diagnosis, caring for a loved one, or preparing for dialysis—who seeks to understand their condition better. We offer invaluable insights into chronic kidney disease (CKD), including its symptoms and stages, nutritional guidance, coping strategies, and available treatment options like home dialysis. To ensure accessibility, our classes are conveniently offered through various formats, including online sessions, video conferences, phone calls, and in-person gatherings, all aimed at providing the support and resources you need on your health journey.

North Vernon, IN

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in North Vernon, IN, offers compassionate and accessible meal support for individuals aged 16 and over who are navigating outpatient eating disorder recovery. Our program provides live, facilitated virtual drop-in group meals that create a supportive online environment for participants to engage with nutrition while connecting with others on a similar journey. With meal support sessions available four times a day, including two lunch and two dinner slots, participants can choose the times that best fit their busy schedules. Each session is led by skilled nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, ensuring a knowledgeable and supportive experience. While we focus on enhancing meal support and recovery, we encourage those in crisis to seek immediate help by texting HEALING to 741741 or contacting emergency services. Together, we foster a nurturing community dedicated to healing and nourishment.

North Vernon, IN

Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund

National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC)

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, part of the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC), is dedicated to enhancing the accessibility of care for ovarian cancer patients in North Vernon, IN. We provide a one-time financial assistance payment of $1,000 to help eligible individuals cover essential non-medical expenses that often accompany treatment. Our funding can alleviate the burden of transportation to medical appointments, housing costs, utility bills, groceries, child and elder care, and even house cleaning services. We are committed to supporting patients through this challenging journey, with eligibility determined during the application process based on income requirements, which may vary by state.