Prenatal Services -- At MCH we offer prenatal care, vitamins, exams, and counseling in the area of pregnancy.

 

 

 

 

Family Planning promotes responsible behavior, the well-being of families, and healthy babies.  Family planning reduces the need for abortions.  It also allows the timing of pregnancies when couples are best able to care for new children.  Services are confidential and include:

 

Medical Services

• Physical exams

• Cervical cancer screening

• Breast cancer screening

• STD testing and treatment

• Hypertension screening

• Anemia screening

• Pregnancy testing

• Dispensing of contraception

• Fecal occult blood testing

• Lipid panel blood testing

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Education and Counseling

• Reproductive and preventative health

• Breast self-examination

• Contraceptive methods

• STD / HIV risks

• Cardiovascular risks

• Smoking cessation tips

• Preventive health care

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HIV Testing

Anonymous and confidential.  Made by appointment only through the Clark County Health Department.  Call 800-828-5624 or 812-288-2706.  Use the BACK button on your browser to go back

 

 

 

 

Pregnancy Testing

Free to the public.  Walk-ins are welcome or you can set up an appointment by calling our office at 812-738-1600.  Use the BACK button on your browser to go back

 

 

 

 

About the project...

The Harrison County Maternal and Child Health Project (MCH) has been serving Harrison County and neighboring communities for many years.  The Project provides family-related health services and little or no cost to a family based on their income.

 

MCH provides a wide range of services to its clients to assist them with their family's health care needs.  These services include annual exams, prenatal exams, birth control methods, screenings, and much more.  

 

Call us at 812-738-3237 and set up a free and confidential appointment to discuss your family's health care needs. 

 

This project is supported in part by Title V Maternal and Child Health Block Grant funds administered through the Indiana State Department of Health.