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The Marion County Public Health Department works with health care providers, communities, schools, families and people like you to fight asthma so people with asthma can live active, healthy lives. We’re here for you!

Got questions about asthma? Get in touch with us.

About the Asthma Program Next Steps
About the Asthma Program Next Steps
BREATHE EASIER

Our Asthma Program is here for you

The Marion County Public Health Department’s Asthma Program aims to help clients control their asthma. Along with educational tools and resources, we provide supplies that can aid in reducing triggers within homes. These supplies include allergen-free pillow casings and bedding, food storage containers and trash cans with lids.

If you or anyone you know is struggling with controlling asthma and could benefit from our program, please contact us. Start taking control today!



Marion County Public Health Department
3901 Meadows Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46205
317.221.2155
leadsafe@marionhealth.org
Schedule a Home Visit

Business Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT

  • A specialist will call within 1-3 business days to schedule your free home assessment!
  • When scheduling your home assessment, please allow up to 1 hour for our specialist to complete a thorough assessment.
  • We will remind you of your appointment 24-48 hours before your scheduled appointment

If you need to cancel, modify, or reschedule your appointment, please notify us at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment

Included in the assessment:
1. Asthma and green cleaning education and resources
2. Home inspection that identifies respiratory triggers and household hazards
3. Education and toolkits to reduce exposure to or eliminate triggers