Indiana University

Indiana University is a medical facility located in Indianapolis, Indiana. This center is recognized for care of Breast Cancer, Alzheimer's Disease, Cancer, Newborns, Premature Birth and other specialties. Indiana University is involved with conducting 651 clinical trials across 1,308 conditions. There are 103 research doctors associated with this hospital, such as Kathy Miller, MD, Nabil Adra, MD, Anita Turk, MD, and Lisa Landrum.

**Indiana University Hospital** - **Address:** 550 University Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46202 - **Parking Options:** - Adult Outpatient Center Garage at IU Health University Hospital - IUPUI’s Vermont Street Garage - Both locations offer automated pay stations that accept cash, credit cards, and IUPUI parking validations.

For financial assistance and insurance-related inquiries at Indiana University Hospital, the following contacts are available: **Healthcare:** - Anthem Medical Member Services: 844-736-0920 - Precertification: 866-643-7087 - Anthem Blue Access PPO providers in Indiana: www.anthem.com - BlueCard PPO providers nationwide: provider.bcbs.com - BCBS Global Core providers internationally: bcbsglobalcore.com or 800-810-2583 - CVS Caremark Prescription Member Services: 866-234-6952 - Mail Order Services: 866-234-6952 - Anthem Blue View Vision Member Services: 866-723-0515 - Cigna Dental Member Services: 800-244-6224 **Financial Assistance Program:** - Website: <http://www.iuhealth.org/pay-a-bill/financial-assistance/> - Email: financialcounseling@iuhealth.org - Phone: 888-531-3004 (Monday-Friday, 8am - 4:30pm)

Indiana University offers several insurance plans for its students, including the mandatory IU International Student Plan for international students, Intensive English Program students, and visiting scholars, and the Professional Student Plan for students in the IU School of Medicine, Dentistry, Health and Human Sciences, Optometry, and Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. Eligible dependents of these students can also be covered, with the student responsible for enrollment and premium payments. For those not covered by IU plans, alternatives include the Health Insurance Marketplace, state-subsidized coverage, COBRA, or private insurance.

Indiana University School of Medicine, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, has been awarded over $243 million in NIH funding for 2023, achieving its highest ranking at No. 13 among public medical schools and No. 29 nationally. This funding supports 12 departments ranked in the top 25 for NIH funding, with five departments in the top 15. The school is renowned for its research in addiction, Alzheimer's disease, and diabetes.