Expert: Cuts to ‘historic’ investment may thwart efforts to tackle Indiana’s public health issues
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Expert: Cuts to ‘historic’ investment may thwart efforts to tackle Indiana’s public health issues
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After a near-death accident, one man journeys to live independently with a disability
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Despite ‘dispensing fee’ policy concerns, pharmacy benefit manager reform sent to governor
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Price limits, nonprofit status threats for Indiana’s ‘big five’ hospital systems sent to governor
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‘Comprehensive’ health costs plan sent to governor despite access to care concerns
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Medicaid overhaul sent to governor. GOP says it launches next iteration of HIP program
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Health insurance prior authorization reform heads to governor’s desk after final Senate approval
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Braun launches ‘Make Indiana Healthy Again’ initiative, makes significant changes to SNAP
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‘Chaos to the system’: Senate moves nonprofit hospital bill forward, despite impassioned debate
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Indiana’s ‘big five’ hospital systems could face two year price freeze under amended bill
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Indiana House approves ban on noncompete agreements for some doctors
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Five more measles cases confirmed in Allen County, now classified as ‘outbreak’
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House passes HIP work requirements, Medicaid fiscal reforms despite concerns about loss of coverage
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Muncie to use opioid settlement funds for police and fire raises, despite questions about money’s best use
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IDOH confirms measles case in Allen County, first confirmed case in more than a year
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Indiana moves to replace Medicaid consulting firm after $1 billion forecasting error
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Lawmakers remove several controversial policies from ‘comprehensive’ health costs plan
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Committee makes changes to HIP work reporting exceptions, Medicaid advertising ban
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Members, advocates rally at Statehouse, call on lawmakers to kill proposed changes to Medicaid
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IDOH estimates it could lose about $40 million after federal government cuts COVID-19 funding
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