Indiana Disability Resources

If you just got hurt on the job, received a diagnosis, or need to understand what Indiana offers for people with disabilities, this page covers the major programs and how to access them.


Workers' Compensation

The Indiana Workers' Compensation Board handles claims.

What to do if you're hurt at work:
  1. Report the injury to your employer immediately.
  2. Your employer selects the treating physician.
  3. File a claim with the Workers' Compensation Board if benefits are denied.
Deadlines: Key facts: Contact:

State Disability Programs

Indiana does not have a state disability insurance program. Apply through federal SSDI/SSI.


Medicaid

Indiana Medicaid includes Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) for adults.

How to apply: Contact:

Vocational Rehabilitation

Indiana Vocational Rehabilitation Services (IVRS) helps people with disabilities find employment. Contact:

Disability Rights

Indiana Disability Rights is the state's federally designated Protection and Advocacy organization. Contact:

Veterans Services

The Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs provides state-level assistance.

Contact:

State Employment Protections

Indiana has the Indiana Civil Rights Law, which prohibits disability discrimination for employers with 15 or more employees.

Where to file a complaint:

Key Contacts

| Agency | Phone | Website | |--------|-------|---------| | Workers' Compensation Board | 1-800-824-2667 | in.gov/wcb | | Medicaid / HIP | 1-800-403-0864 | in.gov/medicaid | | Vocational Rehabilitation Services | 1-800-545-7763 | in.gov/fssa/ddrs | | Indiana Disability Rights | 1-800-622-4845 | indianadisabilityrights.org | | Dept. of Veterans Affairs | 1-800-400-4520 | in.gov/dva | | Indiana Civil Rights Commission | 1-800-628-2909 | in.gov/icrc | | Social Security Administration | 1-800-772-1213 | ssa.gov |