Give Your Employees Exceptional Health Care at an Affordable Price.
Want a healthcare partner who can improve your staff’s health while lowering your total cost of care? We can help. Our Hancock Well-Being at Work program combines employer clinics with a wellness strategy—making coverage easier for employees and simpler for you.
EMPLOYER SERVICES
We’ve placed our four employer clinic locations close to your employees’ homes and work. After conveniently scheduling their own appointments, employees will be seen by Hancock Health providers who address their needs for screening, treatment, and preventive care; diagnosis and treatment; rehabilitative services; and health and wellness services.
Prescriptions will be available to employees at no cost, so long as our clinic is authorized to dispense them. If lab services are needed, results will be sent directly to the employee’s primary care physician. Lastly, employees will not pay directly for clinic services. Any services not covered will be billed directly to insurance.
A primary care provider is your first point of contact for healthcare services and can help with a variety of needs, including:
- Check-ups, immunizations, screenings
- Treatment of conditions such as hypertension & diabetes
- Weight management & mental health
- Pain management
- Stopping tobacco
Learn About Hypertension & Diabetes
Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
High Blood pressures is also known as hypertension. It is diagnosed when 3 blood pressure readings, taken at separate times, are averaged out and the number is >/= 140/90. Sometimes it is caused by a family history. It can also be caused by lifestyle choices such as diet, alcohol consumption, smoking and a sedentary lifestyle.
Some people with high blood pressure may not have any symptoms, even when their blood pressure is dangerously high. This is why high blood pressure is often called the “silent killer”. Symptoms usually do not occur until high blood pressure has reached a severe or life-threatening stage. Symptoms can include severe headaches, chest pain, dizziness, difficulty breathing, nausea, blurred vision, and anxiety.
Diabetes (Diabetes Mellitus)
Diabetes is a chronic condition that manifests when the body is unable to properly regulate blood sugar levels. Glucose in blood is regulated by a special hormone called insulin. Diabetes occurs when the body does not produce enough insulin, or if it does not use insulin properly. This leads to high glucose levels in the blood.
Symptoms can include increased thirst, frequent urination, blurred vision, unexpected or unexplained weight loss, fatigue, numbness and tingling in the hands and feet, slow healing wounds, and skin or vaginal yeast infections.
Diagnosis is either by higher glucose levels or an A1C level; a fasting glucose of 126 and above is indicative of diabetes and an A1C of 6.5 and above, is diagnosis of diabetes.
Preventative Screenings & Healthy Lifestyle
It is important to work to control high blood pressure and diabetes because both can be silent killers. Damage happens slowly. By the time symptoms show, some of the damage is already done and can be irreversible. They are the main contributors of stroke, heart attack, and kidney failure.
For both, it is important to know your numbers. Preventative screenings help with that. Both can be controlled. Knowing is important. Plus, diet and lifestyle also play a large role. A healthy lifestyle includes a balanced diet, exercise, stress management, not smoking and limiting alcohol consumption.
Primary care providers promote preventative care by screening for conditions like high blood pressure & diabetes. Dr. Mashindi is happy to answer your questions about screenings for high blood pressure and diabetes. Our family medicine office also is taking new patients. We are open Monday-Friday, 8AM – 5PM. Call 317-468-4600 to schedule.
Voyce Translation Services
Communicating clearly and confidently with your healthcare provider is important. Our family medicine offices feature a dedicated Voyce iPad station. Medical language interpreters connect on average in less than 30 seconds and collectively service 243 languages and dialects including: Spanish, Haitian Creole, French Creole, Burmese, Hakha Chin and Tigrinya.
SCREENINGS & PREVENTATIVE CARE
Screenings and other preventive services include annual physical exams and many other services that can help your employees and their families maintain their health and reduce the risk of developing chronic diseases.
- Annual physical examination (including routine gynecologic care)
- Sports physicals (if currently covered under insurance)
- Pediatric services for children one year old and over (excluding vaccinations)
- Department of Transportation (DOT) physicals
- Strep throat screening
- Urinalysis (and collection of culture, if indicated)
- Pregnancy tests
- Finger stick glucose (blood sugar)
- Oximetry (oxygen levels in blood)
- Pap smears
- Fecal occult blood (check stool for blood)
- Visual acuity/vision test (screening only)
- Blood draws for laboratory services
DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT
Diagnosis and treatment services include employees’ sick visits and prescription drug pickups. Employees can visit our clinics for almost any condition that’s not a true emergency.
- Upper and lower respiratory illnesses, such as colds, sore throats, earaches, sinusitis, allergy (hay fever), asthma, and bronchitis
- Headaches (including migraine)
- Routine, non-specific chest, abdominal, back, and musculoskeletal pain
- Strains, sprains, and minor arthritic conditions
- Rashes, bites, stings, and acne
- Hypertension (high blood pressure)
- Diabetes
- High cholesterol
- Obesity
- Hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid gland)
- Urinary complaints and vaginal discharge
- Osteoporosis (bone density)
- Family planning advice and prescription
- Minor lacerations, including suturing
WELLNESS EDUCATION & RESOURCES
From rehabilitative services to health and wellness services, Hancock Well-Being at Work uses a range of tools to help employees maintain or improve their health.
Rehabilitative Services
- Full continuum of therapy services
- Work conditioning and return-to-work training programs
- Ergonomic assessments (measuring environmental risk factors)
- Injury prevention consultation, education, and training programs
Health and Wellness Services
- Customizable wellness programs
- Health risk assessments and screenings
- Nationally recognized wellness coaching program
- Physician referral program
- Nutrition consultations
PROGRAM BENEFITS
Well-being for your employees is well-being for your business. Hancock Well-Being at Work’s many benefits to your workforce can:
- Motivate your employees to get and stay healthier
- Prevent chronic health conditions
- Lower direct costs (such as insurance premiums and workers’ compensation claims)
- Lower indirect costs (such as work days missed due to illness)
- Improve employee retention
- Strengthen hiring incentives
START A HEALTHY DISCUSSION
Give your employees all they need to make health possible. Call us at (317) 477-9355 (WELL) or complete the form below and we’ll reply as soon as possible.
NATIONALLY ACCREDITED CARE FOR YOUR TEAM
The Hancock Health network includes Hancock Regional Hospital, which has consistently received “A” grades from Leapfrog Hospital Safety program. Also, we’re an independent health network—which makes us easier and faster to get into when your employees need us most.
Learn MoreHEALTHCARE SERVICES WHERE YOU NEED THEM
Making health possible means making care accessible, no matter where you live or work. That’s why Hancock Well-Being at Work operates four clinics—in Greenfield, New Palestine, and McCordsville—where your employees can receive a broad range of healthcare services.
MAYO CLINIC CARE NETWORK
Through Hancock Health’s membership in the Mayo Clinic Care Network, a carefully vetted group of independent health networks, Hancock Health providers are able to consult directly with Mayo Clinic specialists whenever they need to confirm a patient’s diagnosis or treatment plan.
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