Medicaid experts and advocates break down the facts about the Healthy Indiana Plan, Medicaid and Senate Bill 2.

As Indiana lawmakers debate how to tackle the ever-rising cost of Medicaid, more than 10,000 Hoosiers in need of institutional-level care remain on waitlists for certain waiver services.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana parents who have children with autism are scrambling to prepare for a major Medicaid cut that could see their children lose access to therapy. Indiana officials has ...

Senate Bill 2 reintroduces Indiana's previously halted work requirements and limits enrollment to 500,000 people — with some flexibility based on federal Medicaid policy. That’s nearly 200,000 ...

Some Hoosiers who rely on Medicaid are struggling to maintain their coverage. One Greenwood woman who is paralyzed is sharing ...

Click here for more stories. Indiana lawmakers want to address rising Medicaid costs in the state budget by overhauling its Medicaid expansion program. The Senate approved legislation that would ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A plan approved by the state Senate on Tuesday could potentially remove more than a quarter of a million Hoosiers from one of the state’s Medicaid programs. The bill is a ...

Mike Braun and the Republican-controlled House fully fund the state's projected Medicaid expenses, including the Healthy Indiana Plan ... Services Agency that only says capping HIP enrollment ...

The cost of Indiana's Medicaid program is expected to become ... a federal program for the elderly or disabled on limited income. Only a third of people with disabilities nationwide receive ...

The state of Indiana is proposing limits on Medicaid spending that would restrict the use of Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for people with autism. It’s an attempt to rein in escalating ...