INDIANAPOLIS — The Marion County Public Health Department recently announced the move of Bell Flower Clinic from its current location to the new Public Health Center at 3810 Meadows Dr.
Bell Flower Clinic provides affordable testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and support for those diagnosed with an STD.
The clinic will reopen at MCPHD’s new Public Health Center, 3810 Meadows Drive, at 8 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 16.
The new location for Bell Flower Clinic supports the delivery of high-quality healthcare through updated clinical spaces, greater patient capacity, and a more accessible location directly along the Purple Line. The location also improves the patient’s experience and strengthens the ability to meet Marion County’s health needs.
The new Public Health Center at the Marion County Public Health Department includes a major expansion of its public health laboratory, creating additional space and upgrading its capabilities to provide testing during an emergency response. The building is also the new home of walk-in services for birth certificates, death certificates, and immunization records. Plus, a large multipurpose community room will have space for neighborhood meetings, trainings, and testing or vaccination clinics.
To learn more about Bell Flower Clinic, including STD services, resources, and hours of operation, please visit BellFlowerClinic.org or call 317-221-8300.
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