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Governor Eric Holcomb says he wants to see Indiana’s Medicaid expansion protected as federal lawmakers debate health care reform.
A federal judge last week rejected the proposed merger between the health insurance companies.
Indiana announced Tuesday it wants the federal government to renew HIP 2.0, the state’s Medicaid expansion program, for three years.
If confirmed, Seema Verma will work in the Trump administration, bringing experience designing Indiana’s unique Medicaid expansion to national conversations.
For coverage that begins Feb. 1, Hoosiers face a Jan. 15 deadline. Open enrollment continues through Jan. 31.
Americans are signing up for healthcare as a part of open enrollment, but the election is leading to a sense of uncertainty surrounding the marketplace.
Vermont senator Bernie Sanders and Maryland representative Elijah Cummings criticize three insulin manufacturers for skyrocketing insulin prices.
This week on Noon Edition we spoke to experts about a report that ranks Indiana 45th on mental illness prevalence and care.
More than half a million Hoosiers are now covered because of the ACA, but a new report indicates that a small percentage of those people will see rising rates.
A man is challenging the reasonableness of hospital fees and wants the hospital to turn over the discounted rates it charges insured patients.
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