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Half of Indiana counties contain “ambulance deserts” — an area where residents live more than 25 minutes from where an ambulance is stationed. Ambulance providers say payment issues are one factor in that lack of access. A bill passed by the Senate would establish requirements for how health plans pay out-of-network ambulance providers.
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Lawmakers want to create more transparency around health care ownership using a searchable database. A new bill would require health care companies to disclose their owners in a report to the Indiana Department of Health.
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Open enrollment for Medicare begins on Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7. A state Medicare assistance program is hosting a series of events to help people in Indiana navigate the open enrollment period.
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Tens of thousands more students will be eligible for taxpayer dollars to help fund their private school education under the final version of the new state budget.
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What are some of the challenges with telehealth in Indiana? Several members of our audience inspired this question.
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Indiana House lawmakers passed their version of a bill Monday to restrict non-compete agreements on physicians. But some lawmakers say they preferred the original version of the bill, which fully banned such agreements.
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Toolkit, other resources help Hoosier Medicaid recipients navigate end of federal public health emerApril 1 marks the end of the federal mandate that makes states provide continued coverage leaving, some Hoosiers ineligible for Medicaid.
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Providers say Senate Bill 480 is harmful to trans youth and exacerbates Indiana’s health care worker shortage.
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Senate lawmakers voted Tuesday to ban medicinal and surgical gender-affirming care for transgender youth. Lawmakers opposing the bill call it an unfair attack on transgender kids.