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Welcome to the home page for the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission. The ISDH Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission is responsible for programs in the areas of health care facility licensing and certification, healthcare quality, vital records, and weights and measures. Through its programs, the Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission:
The Commission is organized into five divisions (and to include) :
Organization chart of the Division
List of Programs Administered by the Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission
Indiana State Department of Health
Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission
2 North Meridian Street, 5A
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 233-7621 (Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission Receptionist)
(317) 233-1325 (ISDH Main Switchboard)
Map
Assistant Commissioner
Terry Whitson
twhitson@isdh.in.gov
(317) 233-7022
(317) 233-7621 [Administrative Assistant – Teresa Watson]
(317) 233-7053 [Fax]
Report a complaint regarding a health care facility
Any individual may submit a complaint to the ISDH about care provided at any licensed or certified Indiana health care facility or entity. The ISDH investigates all complaints. The above link is to a page that provides information about the complaint process and how to report a complaint. A Complaint report form is provided for individuals to assist in the reporting of care issues.
Report an incident regarding a health care facility
State or federal regulations require health facilities or entities to report certain types of “incidents” to the ISDH. The above link is to a page that provides information about the incident reporting process and how a health care facility or entity reports incidents. An Incident report form is provided for health care facilities to report incidents to the ISDH.
Report a reasonable suspicion of a crime against a long term care resident
Federal law requires “covered individuals” to report a reasonable suspicion of a crime against a long term care resident to the ISDH and a local law enforcement entity. Covered individuals include an owner, operator, employee, manager, agent, or contractor of the facility. The included facilities include a nursing home, hospice, or intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ICF-IID). The above link is to a page that provides information for long term care providers about the crime reporting requirements and how to report a reasonable suspicion of a crime against a resident. A Reporting a crime form is provided for individuals to report suspected crimes to the ISDH.
Health Care Quality Information
Division of Health Care Education and Training
Division of Program Development and Quality Initiatives