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Aging Well

Fishers Health Department offers Aging Well programs and services to help older adults and caregivers stay healthy, informed and connected.

Find information about fall prevention, vaccines, medication support, wellness programs and other resources for healthy aging.

Aging Well Educational Series

Free programs help older adults and caregivers learn practical ways to support healthy aging, from nutrition and brain health to medication safety, fall prevention and more.

Sessions cover practical topics such as nutrition, medication safety, brain health, fall prevention, preventive screenings and other areas that support overall well-being.

Free educational programs

Located at the Fishers Community Center

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Questions?

Call 317-537-0500

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Fall Prevention Program

Residents with mobility challenges can apply for free home visits, fall-prevention education, assistance with in-home safety modifications, and referrals to community partners through the Fishers Health Department and Fishers Fire Department.

The next Stepping On program begins September 16 at the Fishers Community Center. This 7-week program helps older adults improve strength and balance and identify fall risks at home. Space is limited. Email FHD for info.

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Medication Review Program

FHD helps older adults and caregivers better understand and safely manage medications. Our nurses can answer questions, review side effects or interactions, and share helpful tools for use at home. 

Call 317-567-5045 to get started.

Vaccines for Older Adults

Vaccines are an important part of staying healthy as you age. The Fishers Health Department offers recommended vaccines for older adults. Schedule an appointment online or call 317-537-0500.

  • Shingles (SHINGRIX): Recommended starting at age 50
  • Pneumococcal: Recommended starting at age 50
  • RSV: Recommended starting at age 75, or ages 60–74 for some adults with certain health conditions
  • Flu and COVID-19: Recommended annually, typically in the fall
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Sharps Disposal & Mail Back Meds

Safely dispose of unused medications and sharps to help prevent accidental misuse and protect older adults and caregivers. Fishers Health Department offers free sharps disposal and pre-paid Mail Back Meds envelopes for unused medications.


More Services for Aging Well

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Wellness Screenings

Know your numbers with preventive screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose and more.

Mental Health & Social Connection

Find resources that support emotional well-being, connection and healthy aging.

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Community Resources

Explore local resources for transportation, caregiving, food assistance, housing and other needs.

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City of Fishers Aging Well

Learn about aging well events and services around Fishers, including the Fishers Community Center and other city partners.


Upcoming Aging Well Programs