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Medicaid, HIP overhaul measure drops lifetime eligibility limit, codifies program advertising ban
Senate Bill 2 would introduce several restrictions on HIP, which pays for the health care needs of more than 750,000 Hoosiers ...
As Medicaid costs outpace state revenue, Indiana lawmakers want to scrutinize eligibility
A priority Senate Bill was sent to the Senate floor Thursday that would potentially cap enrollment in the Healthy Indiana ...
Cut to Medicaid Match Risks Coverage Loss, Higher State Costs
A Republican-backed proposal that would eliminate enhanced federal funding to states that expanded Medicaid eligibility under ...
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House GOP budget boosts K-12, doesn't address Medicaid waitlists
The Indiana House Republicans' budget plan, released by Rep. Jeff Thompson, aims to provide "opportunity" by increasing basic ...
Millions of Americans Could Lose Medicaid Coverage
Medicaid could be on the chopping block in numerous U.S. states, potentially resulting in loss of healthcare coverage for ...
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Disabled couples can't get married without losing benefits
A FOX6 investigation found that a law has some couples with permanent disabilities living a life of forbidden love.
Original Medicare doesn’t cover most dental work, but there are 4 other ways to get coverage
There are numerous ways people with Medicare can get dental coverage aside from their employer or former employer.
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Bill Amendment Could Limit Free Contraceptive Options
House Bill 1169 was initially intended to expand access to birth control for Hoosiers earning 185% of the federal poverty ...
What Is Medicare? How It Works And What It Covers
More than 67 million people are enrolled in Medicare, the government health insurance program for adults ages 65 and older ...
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Condoms, IUDs removed from Indiana bill seeking to expand birth control access
Republican lawmakers on Tuesday removed condoms and long-acting contraceptives from a proposed Indiana program that seeks to ...
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Editorial: Salary bumps bad taste in tight budget year
Child care wait lists. Medicaid caps. Local health department funding. Indiana’s Gov. Mike Braun has asked that the state’s next budget be kept tight, likely affecting many programs Hoosiers depend on ...