Indiana Lyme Connect
Providing Patients, Physicians, and the Public with Accurate Information about Lyme Disease & Tick-Borne Illnesses.
Volunteers Needed to Spread the Word about Lyme Disease & Prevention
Indiana Lyme Connect, ILC, NEEDS VOLUNTEERS to staff the ILC booth this March 14-22 at the Indiana Flower & Patio Show! With over 300 vendors and 80K attendees, this is a great opportunity to spread the Lyme prevention message. Locaton: Indiana State Fair Grounds. VOLUNTEER HERE!
Going to the show? Visit us at Booth #602. Click here for $3 off admission using the ILC promo code
Join Indiana Lyme Connect’s Annual Fundraiser- OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon & Delta Dental 500 Festival 5K partners with ILC!
Join Indiana Lyme Connect’s Annual Fundraiser- Form an ILC team to walk/run the Mini-Marathon or 5K. Or make a donation to an ILC team! Participate in the event for Indiana Lyme Connect.
Lyme in Indiana
Find out more about the presence of Lyme & other tick-borne diseases in the Hoosier State.
Get the most current available evidence for pervasion of Lyme disease in Indiana.
Get the most current available evidence for pervasion of Lyme disease in Indiana.
Lyme A-Z
Access information that will help you navigate the complexities of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses.
CME Resources
Find out more about diagnosing and managing Lyme disease and associated tick-borne infections through continuing medical education courses and other learning opportunities.
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Prevention
Learn safe, easy tips for preventing tick bites through use of treated or protective clothing, tick repellant, pet care, avoidance of tick habitats, and other useful strategies.
Support
Find out more about our support group meetings and other Lyme disease related resources available to Hoosiers. We're here for you!
About Us
Find out more about our organization, our mission, and what ILC does within the Lyme community and with health professionals.
Get Involved
Donate or volunteer to help ILC in our mission to support patients, and educate both the healthcare community and the public about Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases.