Indianas changes to state Medicaid programs will leave an estimated 100,000 without coverage, according to a new report from ...

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration has proposed a change to its Medicaid 340B Drug Program, which would reduce a revenue source for many hospitals and clinics, while saving the ...

Indiana’s House Bill 1277 would require the state to seek a separate assisted living waiver, cap some home- and ...

Indiana wants to discontinue Medicaid reimbursement for drugs purchased under a federal program designed to help hospitals afford to care for low-income patients. Why it matters: The move will save ...

The change is expected to save the state’s Medicaid program approximately $63 million annually, but safety-net care providers ...

Health centers warn they could lose millions in rebates under the states proposed change, which would end Medicaid drug ...

Senate Bill 1 aligns Indiana with new Medicaid work requirements from President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act - and then some.

The Damien Center said if the state eliminates 340B savings under Medicaid managed care, the health care provider would lose more than $5 million annually.

The more pressing question is whether the argument being advanced to justify them ultimately proves true: that by reducing Medicaid enrollment and (in theory) spending by imposing additional burdens ...

Hoosiers on the Healthy Indiana Plan will soon have to prove their work status under a law signed by Gov. Mike Braun.

One of at least 24 states that gave control of institutional long-term care to private insurance companies is walking away ...

An Indiana autism therapy provider exploited a Medicaid billing loophole, generating millions in taxpayer-funded revenue. A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals the extent of the issue.