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The Biden administration is officially ending the work requirements in Indiana’s Medicaid program.The requirements had not been in effect for months due…
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Indiana has announced that it hopes to add a work requirement to its Medicaid program. The changes would increase the program’s overall cost by tens of…
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A newly-released report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office predicts 24 million people will lose insurance coverage if the proposed GOP…
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The House Republicans’ replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act—otherwise known as Obamacare—would gradually phase out enrollment in Medicaid…
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Approximately 1,000 Hoosiers showed up in Indianapolis Sunday to protest congressional efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act. The rally was organized…
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Indiana’s Medicaid expansion, HIP 2.0, has wrapped up its first year. The state estimates about 60 percent of all eligible Hoosiers have enrolled in some…
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Indiana governor Mike Pence will be in the spotlight tonight as he delivers the keynote speech at the Republican National Convention.In selecting Pence as…
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During this year’s legislative session, Indiana lawmakers voted to codify – or put into law - the state’s health insurance program for low income…
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The Indiana Department of Correction says it has reached a milestone by enrolling thousands of released offenders in HIP 2.0 and Medicaid. A state law…
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The federal government will perform an emergency evaluation of the health care program for low-income Hoosiers. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid…