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Atlas entry · Indiana

PARC for Early Psychosis in Indianapolis

Last verified July 29, 2026 · Checked against an official source

First-Episode Psychosis / Coordinated Specialty Care

Verified facts

Program
Dr. Alan & Diane Breier Prevention and Recovery Center (PARC) for Early Psychosis
Organization
Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center, Eskenazi Health
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana

Reported by the program

The program describes the following on its official information, reviewed on July 29, 2026.

Who it serves
PARC is a full-service center for young people ages 14 to 35 who are at high risk for, or in the earliest stages of, a psychotic disorder. Eskenazi Health describes it as serving residents of Marion County, Indiana.
What it provides
The program lists assessment, education, case management, individual and group therapy, employment and educational services, and psychiatric medication management, tailored to each person, with approaches aimed at delaying onset, prevention, and management.
Coverage and access
The program says it accepts Medicaid and Medicare. Its listed number for information or an appointment is 317-880-8491.

shrinkiatry context

PARC is part of the national Academic Community Early Psychosis Intervention Network, the same coordinated specialty care movement that OnTrackNY and Texas's HHSC program belong to. It's based at Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis and centered on Marion County rather than the whole state, which is an honest limit worth naming: coordinated specialty care in Indiana is concentrated where the academic center is, not evenly spread. For the Atlas, it's the Indiana first-episode entry, and it's named for Dr. Alan Breier, a psychiatrist long associated with early psychosis research at Indiana University.

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Sources

  1. Eskenazi Health, Dr. Alan & Diane Breier Prevention and Recovery Center (PARC) for Early Psychosis. https://www.eskenazihealth.edu/health-services/brain-center/parc
  2. EPINET, Early Psychosis Intervention Network clinics. https://nationalepinet.org/epinet-clinics/

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