Policy proposals in the federal reconciliation bill could put Indiana's new Medicaid expansion funding structure in jeopardy.

The U.S. Senate returns this week to discuss the federal reconciliation bill. The legislation includes hundreds of millions ...

Indiana no longer is encouraging eligible Hoosiers to enroll in state-subsidized health care programs as part of an effort to reduce how much it spends on Medicaid. Mitch Roob, secretary of the ...

But how will Indiana be impacted? Chris Karam, the President of Saint Joseph Health System in Mishawaka, a branch of Trinity Health, says 72% of Medicaid adults are working in Indiana, 41% of ...

By Sarah Kliff Margot Sanger-Katz and Alicia Parlapiano Reporting from Washington For months, Republicans have been trying to figure out how to reduce Medicaid spending to help enact President ...

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun will receive the Senate Medicaid bill in the coming days as the Senate gave final approval to the bill Thursday. The Senate voted 37-10, with all Republicans present voting ...

“My concern is Senate Bill 2 will eventually continue to drive up the costs of administering Indiana’s Medicaid program. So while we’re trying to save money, the way the language sits now ...

Languages: English. Indiana's nursing homes rank among the worst in the nation for staffing, despite receiving billions in additional Medicaid payments meant to improve conditions for elderly and ...

Indiana lawmakers are considering legislation that would add a work requirement for enrollees in the state’s Medicaid expansion group. In addition to multiple provisions ensuring regular Medicaid ...

Indiana lawmakers are considering legislation that would require state administrators to perform regular, extensive checks to make sure that enrollees in the state’s Medicaid program qualify for ...

While that ruling was dubious, it nonetheless forced Indiana to act. The easy road would be to pursue traditional Medicaid expansion, like the other 40-plus states that have embraced that budget ...

The cap on enrollment and work requirements are the two most concerning parts of a Medicaid bill that the Indiana legislature is considering, said two public health researchers. At the federal ...