When something went wrong
Where an Indiana complaint goes
The right path depends on whether the problem is a licensed person, a business practice, or an urgent health event.
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A licensed person or pharmacy
Keep a copy. Add the names and dates you know. Save each reply.
As of September 2026, a complaint about a licensed Indiana doctor, nurse, physician assistant, pharmacist, or pharmacy goes to the Attorney General’s Licensing Enforcement unit, not straight to the licensing board.
Source: Indiana licensing complaint pageGuide note
Privacy before filing
Read the privacy notes before filing. Decide what details you can share, and if you go through the licensing agency, ask it how your name will be handled.
As of September 2026, Indiana Licensing Enforcement does not accept anonymous complaints, and it sends a copy of the form to the person or business named.
Source: Indiana licensing complaint pageAs of September 2026, a person who wants to keep their name out of it can ask the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency to file the complaint for them instead of filing it themselves.
Source: Indiana report-a-professional pageGuide note
Ads, billing, or a suspected scam
As of September 2026, Indiana’s Consumer Protection Division takes complaints about misleading ads, billing problems, and suspected scams, but it cannot act as a person’s private lawyer.
Source: Indiana consumer complaint page