02/08/2026
Check out the Batesville Food Pantry's Souper Bowl today until 2pm!
(BATESVILLE, Ind.) – The Batesville Food Pantry is inviting the community for a free soup lunch on Sunday, February 8.
**Free Clinic**
Free Health Center of Franklin and Ripley County. Call us today with any questions.
920 County Line Road West/920 Huntersville Road Suite B
Batesville, IN
47006
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SOUTHEAST INDIANA HEALTH CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS Front Row: Pete Mack, Paul Tyrer(Manager), Bev Schwier, Lisa Baudendistel. Back Row: Dr. Steve Glaser, Brad Mehlon, Geralyn Litzinger, Jim Saner. Background of SEIHC The biggest benefit of the Southeast Indiana Health Center is providing care to those who cannot afford it. The medical care that may be pieced together with visits to emergency rooms and urgent care visits will allow for one location to receive primary care for those who are struggling to pay for any care. The Health Center should help alleviate the stress on the hospital’s emergency care and minor care and private medical offices by treating some of the non-emergency, non-paying patients. According to Healthy People 2020, disparities in access to health services affect individuals and society. Limited access to health care impacts people's ability to reach their full potential, negatively affecting their quality of life. Barriers to services include lack of availability, high cost and lack of insurance coverage. These barriers to accessing health services lead to unmet health needs, delays in receiving appropriate care, inability to get preventive services and hospitalizations that could have been prevented. Through the Health Center, we hope to eliminate some of these barriers and the problems that they care create for those trying to receive needed healthcare. Many communities have benefited from the Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) clinics which have been found to enhance the community, not detract from it. We think the medically-under served in our area are also deserving of the benefits that a VIM clinic can bring to Franklin and Ripley County.