IHTC NEWS:
09.11.2010 - Sickle Cell-abration 2010
The IHTC is sponsoring a free concert to raise awareness of sickle cell disease! Come and enjoy a diverse blend of music at the Madame Walker Theater. The free concert is from 5 to 9 pm; doors open at 4:30 pm. You may also choose to share the gift of life with those who have sickle cell disease by...
04.20.2010 - IHTC voted one of Indiana's best workplaces!
As reported in the IndyStar, over 600 companies in central Indiana were invited by Workplace Dynamics of Exton, PA, to participate in a workplace survey in January 2010. Nearly 20,000 employees from 101 large, middle, and small companies voted on their workplace management,...
About The Center
The IHTC is a 501(c)(3) (nonprofit) multidisciplinary evaluation and treatment facility serving the people of Indiana who have bleeding disorders or thrombotic disease (known collectively as disorders of coagulation). The IHTC is Indiana's only federally recognized comprehensive hemophilia center, and is noted as one of the largest centers in the country in terms of patients and medical staff. The center aids local medical providers in the care of individuals of all ages with blood disorders and their families. The program is funded by the Department of Health and Human Services - Maternal and Child Health Bureau, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Indiana State Department of Health. The center is also supported by income received from patient care and by a federally sanctioned pharmacy program.
