In an emergency, call 911.
A free state program that connects pregnant and postpartum people who use or have used opioids or other substances to care and support.
- Family and Parenting
- Substance Use Disorder
- Free
- Español
How to reach them
- Phone Main: (888)467-2717
- Phone Main (local): (317)234-5336
- Website in.gov/fssa/promise
- Also Español: in.gov/fssa/promise/files/5933-IPPP-Member-Poster_Spanish.pdf
- Email [email protected]
Who it’s for
- For people in Indiana who are pregnant or recently pregnant (within 90 days after pregnancy ended).
- You must have current or past substance use.
- You must be eligible for Medicaid.
How they can help
- Links you to prenatal and postpartum care
- Helps you reach mental health care and substance use treatment
- Helps with health-related needs like housing or food
- Support lasts through pregnancy and up to a year after
How to get started
You can fill out the online referral form on the program website, or call the program.
- Cost
- Free
Details from the county resource guide
- Free, voluntary program for Medicaid members who use opioids or have used opioids in the past
- Connects prenatal and postpartum individuals to physical, mental, and treatment
- Support during the prenatal period and 12 months after pregnancy
- Connects prenatal and postpartum individuals to physical, mental, and treatment care
Information from Indiana Pregnancy Promise’s website and the Boone County Resource Guide, 15th edition (March 2025). Last checked November 2026. Services can change, so call ahead. Tell us if something is out of date.