Indiana · Diagnosis, treatment, prevention
Infections in Indiana.
Diagnosis, treatment and management of acute and chronic infections, plus vaccination and travel health advice.
From a stubborn sinus infection to travel preparation, infection care is about accurate diagnosis and the right treatment rather than a reflex prescription. We manage acute and chronic infections, advise on vaccination, and provide travel health guidance.
For Indiana patients, care is delivered entirely by video. Prescriptions go to your Indiana pharmacy, lab orders go to a draw site near you, and coverage includes Indiana Medicaid, Hoosier Healthwise and the Healthy Indiana Plan alongside Medicare and commercial plans. Some controlled medications carry Indiana-specific telehealth rules, and we explain those before your appointment rather than after.
What we treat
- ✓Respiratory and sinus infections
- ✓Skin and soft tissue infections
- ✓Urinary tract infections
- ✓Sexually transmitted infections
- ✓Recurring or chronic infections
- ✓Travel-related illness risk
Your Indiana visit includes
- —Symptom assessment and testing orders
- —Targeted antibiotic or antiviral treatment
- —Vaccination recommendations
- —Travel health planning before you fly
- —Follow-up to confirm the infection cleared
Infections in Indiana: questions
Is infections available by telehealth in Indiana?+
Yes. Infections visits run by secure video for anyone physically located in Indiana, with same-day openings most weekdays.
Does Indiana insurance cover this visit?+
Indiana Medicaid, Hoosier Healthwise and the Healthy Indiana Plan, Medicare and major commercial plans are accepted in Indiana. If you are self-pay, the price is posted before you book.
How soon can a Indiana patient be seen?+
Usually the same day. Book through the portal or call 317.765.0603 and take the first open slot.
Can you test for STIs by telehealth?+
Yes. We order testing at a lab near you, review results with you, and treat or refer as needed.
Do you give travel vaccines?+
We advise on what you need and where to get it. Injections are given at a local pharmacy or travel clinic.
Same-day appointments available
Book infections in Indiana.
Available to anyone physically located in Indiana.