The College of Health is pleased to announce that our new family medicine primary care service line is now welcoming patients through the Healthy Lifestyle Center, located within the Interprofessional Community Clinics on Riverside Avenue.
Our Ball State employees are a vital part of our East Central Indiana community, and we warmly welcome you and your families to find a medical home with us. Whether you are new to the area, have not yet established a primary care provider, or simply have not had the time to prioritize finding one, we are here to help you take the next step toward your health and wellness goals.
Our goal is to complement the outstanding healthcare resources already available in East Central Indiana, as we continue to work with our partners in health to promote accessible healthcare services to all of our community members.
We are currently accepting new patients and we are in-network with Anthem plans, Medicare, and most Indiana Medicaid plans. We also welcome patients with other commercial insurance plans and will bill those plans as out-of-network providers.
Our approach begins with taking the time to understand what matters to you and your family. Whether you are seeking care for an immediate health concern, managing an ongoing health condition, or focusing on prevention and long-term wellness, we want every visit to provide meaningful time with your primary care provider—to ask questions, understand your options, and make decisions about your health together.
If you are interested in learning more or if you are ready to become a patient
please call us at 765-285-1293.
You can also visit
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Jennifer Bell has 28 years' experience in nursing. She graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University with both her BSN and MSN and then completed the Family Nurse Practitioner Program at Ball State University. She completed all her patient clinical hours at Open Door Clinic. She is an assistant clinical lecturer here at BSU teaching behavioral health nursing. She is the director and co-founder of Road to Redemption Addiction Recovery Group. She is a powerlifter and loves to hike and travel.
Rebekah Ferrell has a BSN from Anderson University, and an MS in Nursing from Indiana University. She’s practiced as a nurse for 12 years, and an NP for 5. She’s excited to work in family practice in her local community and work with students in healthcare. Fun Fact, she has four daughters, and three of them play volleyball. She spends a lot of time in the gym an is coaching a team this year too. She loves spending time with her family, dog Koda, and enjoys being outside.
Brandy LoPilato has an MS in Nursing from Ball State. She has 14 years of experience she brings to the position. Joining the ICC was a natural fit for her interests, as she loves working in the community. A fun fact, she loves tie-dye, her family and dogs.