Trump's signature tax and spending cut legislation of his second term is close to becoming law. How does it impact Hoosiers?

Estimated cuts to Medicaid and SNAP are meant to eliminate fraud and abuse. But advocates say an already straining safety net ...

Health care is not optional. It is as essential as public education or clean water. Cutting coverage for thousands of Hoosiers does not save money.

More than 300 hospitals nationwide could be impacted by the proposed cuts, according to a report from the University of North ...

President Donald Trump’s proposed Medicaid budget cuts within his “big, beautiful bill” are raising alarms among lawmakers, ...

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind — Over 70 people showed up at Warsaw City Hall to talk with Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith ...

Since Medicaid is run jointly by both the state and federal government, Indiana needs federal permission to roll out some of ...

The US health care system is already larded with bureaucracy; administrative costs account for nearly a third of total health ...

Indiana's cigarette tax tripled on July 1. Indiana lawmakers earlier this year approved an increase in the state’s tobacco taxes to help plug a $2 billion budget shortfall. Gov. Mike Braun signed off ...

With Medicaid restrictions starting today, some people who depend on this service as their primary form of healthcare are feeling like they’re being left in the dark and wondering what comes next.

Family fears losing Medicaid coverage, which they rely on for life-saving care. They face uncertainty due to new work ...

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed into law House Enrolled Act 1391, which allows the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Secretary to establish a Medicaid diversion pilot program to ...