Johnson Nichols Health Clinic
Family Planning & WIC Clinic

A service of Putnam County Hospital

What We Do

Johnson Nichols provides confidential family planning services to adolescents, men and women.

Services are available on a sliding fee scale based on household income and family size.

Johnson Nichols also accepts state and commercial insurances as well!

Services provided by appointment. Walk-in’s accepted as time permits.

WIC is a supplemental food program that provides nutrition education and provision of nutritious foods.

Safe Sleep Program provides education to families on safe sleep.

Services Offered

• Comprehensive Annual Exams, Including Pap Smears
• Contraceptive Counseling and Birth Control Options
•  Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Screening and Treatment (including testing for HIV, chlamydia, and gonorrhea)
•  Emergency Contraception Services
•  Complimentary Pregnancy Testing
•  Health Education and Reproductive Counseling
• Access to Free Condoms

Birth Control Options

• Nexplanon implant
• Depo Provera Shot
• Variety of Birth Control Pills
• Patch
• Vaginal ring
• Condoms
• IUD
• Emergency Contraception

Clinic Hours

Monday: 9am-7pm

Tuesday: 8am-4pm

Wednesday: 8am-4pm

Thursday: 8am-4pm

Friday: 8am-12pm (PHONE CALLS ONLY)

WIC – we no longer do lead screening, we do screen hemoglobin levels

Greencastle hours:

Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 8-4

Wed – closed

Spencer hours:

Wed 8-5

Every 3rd Fri 9-5

Contact Us

Johnson Nichols contact and location:
1542 S. Bloomington St.

Ste. 1200

Greencastle, IN 46135

765-301-7440

The Clinic is conveniently located inside the Putnam County Hospital Medical Offices building. The Putnam County Hospital is located at 1542 S. Bloomington St. Greencastle, Indiana and is directly off US Highway 231. The clinic is located in Suite 1200 on the first floor of the hospital. Enter through the medical building door entrance, take the hallway to the right.

Putnam County Hospital

Funding Sources

Johnson Nichols Clinic is a not-for profit corporation. The WIC program is funded through the Indiana State Department of Health. Family planning services are funded by the Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service through Indiana Family Health Council, Title X Family Planning Project. The Clinic is a recipient of funds from United Way and the Putnam County Community Foundation, and donations from other local sources. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.