Proposed Medicaid cap, work requirements in Indiana bill a cause for concern, researchers say
The cap on enrollment and work requirements are the two most concerning parts of a Medicaid bill that the Indiana legislature is considering, said two public health researchers. At the federal level, ...
Indiana shows how to repeal and replace Medicaid expansion
By moving to pass this legislation, Indiana is responding to a perfect storm of fiscal crisis and legal chaos. The state’s Medicaid program has been in dire financial straits, w ...
Hundreds vent to Gary lawmakers at town hall
About 300 people packed into a Saturday town hall meeting in Gary with state Democratic lawmakers to voice concerns over ...
As DEI is rolled back, Hoosiers with disabilities wonder if they'll be left behind
The disability community fought for inclusion in corporate and government DEI efforts. Now they're not sure if they'll be on ...
Where do federal funding cuts leave Indiana?
The state of Indiana receives more than $20 billion from the federal government annually, or 44% of its budget, and is the ...
Key Indiana Bills That Could Impact Gary’s Schools, Health Care, and Economy
From a push to ban diversity programs to Medicaid restrictions that could leave thousands uninsured — and even a plan to lure ...
Republicans Want to Gut Medicaid. They Might Regret It.
Medicaid not only survived these efforts, it has expanded, including to more children through the closely related Children’s ...
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Experts, advocates challenge misinformation from lawmakers on Medicaid, HIP overhaul bill
Medicaid experts and advocates break down the facts about the Healthy Indiana Plan, Medicaid and Senate Bill 2.
As Congress debates spending cuts, half a million Hoosiers could join ranks of the uninsured
The big question of whether and how much Congress may cut Medicaid could have a significant impact in Indiana as lawmakers debate the next budget.
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Potential changes to federal funding, Medicaid worry FQHCs about their ability to provide care
Federally Qualified Health Centers serve an estimated 700,000 people in Indiana, most earn low incomes and half are on ...
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Further restrictions for Indiana's near-total abortion ban died. Advocates remain concerned
Lawmakers filed several bills to further restrict abortion access and strengthen reporting requirements in Indiana which ...
Greenwood woman encourages others to fight for Medicaid coverage
Some Hoosiers who rely on Medicaid are struggling to maintain their coverage. One Greenwood woman who is paralyzed is sharing ...