Northwest Indiana medicaid and environmental experts expressed concern with the impacts of the Trump Administration’s megabill.

In Indiana, the number of people enrolled in Medicaid steadily grew every month from March 2020 until May of this year, when the federal budget law ended the protections. Indiana’s total ...

A large driver of the growing cost of Medicaid is how many people have enrolled. From January 2020 to April 2023, the Medicaid population in Indiana grew by about 50%, or 772,000 people.

More than 300 hospitals nationwide could be impacted by the proposed cuts, according to a report from the University of North ...

Indiana's Medicaid office has chipped away at its $1 billion budget shortfall discovered last year, but growing costs and expanding usage of its programs remain pressing concerns for state ...

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. There's ...

Indiana’s initial estimate for Medicaid expenses is nearly $1 billion short of its now-predicted need, state lawmakers learned in a report that ignited concern over the state’s budget and ...

Much of Indiana’s revenue growth over that period is projected to be absorbed by growing Medicaid costs — making the proposal more appealing to Indiana’s budget writers.

Indiana officials are assessing the financial impact on the state budget of the nearly 1,000-page priority megabill President Donald Trump signed into law.