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Comprehensive, Patient-Focused, Low-Cost Healthcare

Comprehensive Healthcare

Centerstone Health Services (CHS) provides comprehensive primary care and mental health services for individuals and families. In all that we do, we work to provide equitable, high-quality healthcare to everyone we serve.

A Care Partnership

We listen and let you lead the way. We view the care we provide as a partnership with you to help you achieve your health goals. With ongoing support, our team approach helps you stay on track and succeed.

Save Money!

Patients who qualify can save money on our services by taking advantage of our sliding fee discount program. See how much you can save per visit!

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Accepted Insurance

Centerstone Health Services (CHS) accepts traditional Medicaid, Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP), Hoosier Healthwise, Hoosier Care Connect, and commercial insurance. Learn more

Financial Assistance

Patients who qualify can save money on our services by taking advantage of our sliding fee scale. See how much you can save! Learn more

Frequently Asked Questions

Call the Bloomington clinic to set up your first appointment. Before your first visit, we will have you complete a new patient packet. If you have seen another family practice physician in the last 5 years, we will ask you to fill out a form so that we can get your records. Bloomington: (812) 269-5092

Centerstone Health Services accepts all of these in addition to many commercial policies.

We offer comprehensive healthcare services for infants, children, adults, and seniors. Everyone is welcome here!

Yes, our Sliding Fee Scale is based upon your household income and the number of people who live in your home. If our sliding fee rate is less than what your insurance leaves to your responsibility, you pay the lower rate.

Primary care providers (PCPs) are like coaches—directing and coordinating all aspects of your health care (physical, emotional, mental). They listen to your questions, assess symptoms, recommend treatments, prescribe medications, and refer you to specialists when needed.

Nurse practitioners (NPs) are advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) with extra clinical training. They diagnose and treat medical problems, perform advanced procedures, and prescribe medications.

It’s important to have a primary care provider. They get to know you, your history, and your family health history. A long-term relationship with your PCP can mean fewer hospital/ER visits and better chronic disease management.

Be open and honest about what’s bothering you. Consider asking:
  • Are you experiencing symptoms that interfere with daily life?
  • Do you need help making healthy lifestyle changes?
  • Are sleep, stress, or family issues affecting you?
  • Is a medication making you feel unwell?