Fishers Health Department offers testing, screenings and physical exams for children and adults, regardless of insurance. Explore services below to find what you need, learn about costs and schedule an appointment.

Lead is a harmful metal found in everyday items like paint, toys, and ceramics. It’s especially dangerous for kids under 6, affecting their brain and bone growth.

Who should get tested?

• Kids ages 3-6 not previously tested

• Children under 2

Appointment Guidelines

• Schedule an appointment or walk-in for services on Wednesday. Travel consultation requires appointment.
• Consent and medical history forms are needed from a parent/guardian.
• Administration fee: $20 per person may apply for services unable to be billed to insurance. Some services have extra costs, based on partner rates.
• Payment methods: Cash, e-check, credit card (processing fees apply for e-checks & cards).
• No one is turned away based on inability to pay. If cost is a concern, please ask our staff about our financial hardship policy.
• Confirm insurance coverage before your visit.

• TB Skin Test: $20 (We do not bill insurance for this)  
• QuantiFERON-TB Gold blood testing for TB infection
• You can use insurance with a $20 admin fee, or choose self-pay at $40 (includes test and admin fee). 

Appointment Guidelines

• Schedule an appointment or walk-in for services on Wednesday. Travel consultation requires appointment.
• Consent and medical history forms are needed from a parent/guardian.
• Administration fee: $20 per person may apply for services unable to be billed to insurance. Some services have extra costs, based on partner rates.
• Payment methods: Cash, e-check, credit card (processing fees apply for e-checks & cards).
• No one is turned away based on inability to pay. If cost is a concern, please ask our staff about our financial hardship policy.
• Confirm insurance coverage before your visit.

The Fishers Health Department provides routine screening for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) and pregnancy. Health department STI screenings are intended for personal health use only. If you need testing for immigration or visa-related purposes, be sure to go through an approved clinic or provider.

• Screening for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis C
  • Rapid blood testing for HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis C
    • If the rapid test shows a positive result for HIV or Syphilis, we will take a blood sample and send it to the lab for confirmation. The results will typically be available in 5-7 business days. We will follow-up with your results and next steps if needed.
    • If the rapid test is positive for Hepatitis C, you will be referred for follow-up care and support
  • Self-Swabs and/or Urine Screens for Gonorrhea & Chlamydia
    • Fishers Health Department staff will recommend the most appropriate screening method after talking with you
    • The sample will be sent to the lab, with results typically available in 7-10 business days
    • We will follow-up with you with results and next steps if needed
    • On-site treatment available for Gonorrhea & Chlamydia
• Pregnancy Testing 
  • Rapid testing available
  • If you have a positive pregnancy test, we will ensure you have resources to continue prenatal care
  • Fishers Health Department recommends anyone scheduling a pregnancy test to also be screened for STIs in accordance with CDC Guidelines

• Provides medication or prescriptions for partners of patients diagnosed with chlamydia or gonorrhea—without a clinic visit
• Helps prevent reinfection and reduce spread in the community
• Medication can be given to you to deliver to your partner, or partners may be treated at the clinic if eligible
• Not appropriate for all individuals (such as those with symptoms or certain medical conditions)
• Partners should take medication as directed and avoid sex for 7 days after treatment
• Follow-up testing is recommended about 3 months after treatment
• If you have any questions, please call the Fishers Health Department at 317-567-5045, and select the option to speak to a Public Health Nurse.

Appointment Guidelines

• Schedule an appointment or walk-in for services on Wednesday.
• Consent is needed from a parent/guardian for clients less than 18 years of age and greater than 16 years of age for STI and pregnancy testing. Parent must be present at time of testing. Consent is also required from the client. 
• Fishers Health Department does not screen individuals under 16 years of age. However, additional resources are available on the Pregnancy and Early Childhood Resource Page for those under 16 years – with or without parental consent – and for individuals under 18 who do not have parental consent. Your primary care provider/pediatrician could also perform these services.
• If you have been exposed to HIV or Syphilis through a sex partner or a shared syringe, please reach out to the Bell Flower Clinic at 317-221-8300.
• Bring your state ID.

Fees

Resources

• Resources for pregnancy listed on the Fishers Health Department Pregnancy and Early Childhood Resource Page
• Additional information available on the Fishers Health Department Community Resources site

• Sexually Transmitted Infections Screen
  • Nurse Visit Fee – $20
  • Payment methods: Cash, e-check, credit card (processing fees apply for e-checks and cards)
  • If you chose to use insurance, the lab will charge your insurance company an additional fee of $20
  • No one is turned away based on inability to pay. If cost is a concern, please ask our staff about our financial hardship policy
• Pregnancy Test – $0
• We provide services to everyone, regardless of insurance status

No appointment needed! Drop in anytime during clinic hours for a free blood pressure screening.

Titers

The Fishers Health Department offers Titer testing to assess your immunity to various diseases. A titer is a blood test that measures the presence and amount of antibodies in your blood. Antibodies are proteins produced by your immune system to fight off infections.

Pricing: There is a $20 administrative fee for all Titer tests, in addition to the cost of the specific lab test.

Here are the Titer tests we offer:

• Measles Antibodies, IgG
• Mumps Antibodies, IgG
• Rubella Antibodies, IgG
• Varicella (Chickenpox) Antibodies, IgG
• Hepatitis A Antibodies, Total
• Hepatitis B Surface Antibody, Qual or Quant
• Rabies

Why would you need a Titer? Titers are often drawn for several reasons:

• To confirm immunity after vaccination: If you’ve been vaccinated, a titer can verify that your body produced a protective immune response.
• To check for immunity after exposure: If you’ve been exposed to a disease, a titer can determine if you already have immunity or if you need post-exposure treatment.
• For school, work, or travel requirements: Many educational institutions, workplaces (especially in healthcare), or international travel destinations require proof of immunity to certain diseases.
• To determine if a booster shot is needed: Titers can help identify if your immunity has waned over time and if a booster dose of a vaccine is recommended.

Appointment Guidelines

• Schedule an appointment or walk-in for services on Wednesday.
• Consent and medical history forms are needed from a parent/guardian.
• Administration fee: $20 per person may apply for services unable to be billed to insurance. Some services have extra costs, based on partner rates.
• Payment methods: Cash, e-check, credit card (processing fees apply for e-checks & cards).
• Confirm insurance coverage before your visit.

What Is a Wellness Screening?

• A simple health screening that measures key biometric indicators like blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and body mass index (BMI)
• Helps identify risk factors for chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure
• Quick and minimally invasive — includes a finger stick blood test
• Provides immediate results you can review with a healthcare professional
• Useful for establishing a baseline and tracking changes in your health over time
• Can help guide next steps, such as lifestyle changes or follow-up care with a provider

Pricing

• $20 administration fee

Biometric testing is a preventative tool and does not replace regular medical care or a primary care provider.

Who This Service Is For

Sports physicals are available for:

• Children and teens participating in school or recreational sports
• College students participating in school sports
• Students who need a physical exam to meet school or league requirements
• Check the IHSAA website for most up to date guidance

Cost & Scheduling

• Sports physicals will not be billed through insurance. Cost is $40 for Fishers Residents, $60 for Non-Fishers Residents.
• Schedule an appointment

What to Expect at the Visit

A sports physical typically includes:

• Review of medical history
• Height, weight, and vital signs
• Blood pressure check
• Vision screening (if required)
• Musculoskeletal exam
• Provider review and clearance for sports participation

Important Things to Know

• A sports physical is not a replacement for an annual well-child visit or primary care checkup.
• This visit focuses specifically on determining whether a student is safe to participate in sports.

Forms & Requirements

• Parents or guardians should bring the appropriate school or league physical form to the appointment.
• IHSAA form available on their website. Check with your child’s school to ensure appropriate form is completed.
• Medical history should be completed prior to appointment.
• A parent or guardian may be required to sign forms, depending on the student’s age.