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Indiana medical statement: a licensed doctor or public health official can postpone a utility disconnection for 10 days

Indiana statewide (electric and natural gas utilities) · Checked 2026-10-28

The doctor decides whether this applies; we never suggest wording for the letter.

Get these first

a disconnection notice

Steps

  1. Got a disconnection notice and someone in the home has a serious health need? Ask a licensed doctor or public health official for a medical statement (the clinician decides what it says; we never suggest wording).
  2. Give it to the utility before the disconnection date.
  3. Use the 10 days to make a payment arrangement and apply for EAP.

Official details

What you can get
The utility must postpone a disconnection for 10 days if you provide a medical statement from a licensed doctor or a public health official. Official source
Who can get it
Not confirmed yet
What to bring
Not confirmed yet
How to apply
Not confirmed yet
Where to apply
Not confirmed yet
Who decides
a licensed doctor or a public health official Official source
How fast they decide
Not confirmed yet
Keep your benefits during an appeal
Not confirmed yet
If a doctor's letter is needed
a medical statement from a licensed doctor or a public health official Official source

Sources