The tech giant is donating 130,000 of its AI-powered Meta Glasses to veterans nationwide. Those veterans aren't just getting the new technology; they're getting back a piece of their independence.... Read More
A two-story, 35,000-square-foot building is being constructed on a site at the corner of State Road 46 and State Road 42 will be the new home for Rose-Hulman Ventures.... Read More
The company said the switch from SIHO Insurance Services to SIHO aims to better communicate its breadth of health benefit services after nearly 40 years in business. ... Read More
Officials told our partners at WPTA-TV Channel 21 that the hospital is on track to open on schedule on May 1, 2027, and job postings are seeking nurses throughout northeast Indiana.... Read More
The university said the funding will be used to provide comprehensive mental health services for lower-income individuals, families and others facing significant barriers to care.... Read More
LeAnne Hester became CEO in March, and Hopebridge announced Thursday that she will be joined by Denise Bohnert as chief compliance officer, Stacey Jensen as chief clinical operations officer and Doug Folsom as chief information officer.... Read More
Franciscan’s physicians will remain part of the Franciscan Alliance physician network but gain access to enhanced operational support, advanced analytics, care coordination resources and technology designed to reduce administrative burden.... Read More
The designation could make it easier for Indiana poultry producers to move birds and poultry products into international markets by reducing export restrictions and other trade barriers.... Read More
The agency denied 6% of disability waivers this year following the rollout of interRAI in January — far higher than the previous sub-1% denial rate.... Read More
As many as 300,000 low-income Hoosiers could be subject to Indiana’s new Medicaid work requirements, state officials estimated Tuesday. But key parts of the compliance and exemption process remain unfinished.... Read More
The withdrawal means Christopher Knoth’s Indiana pharmacist license will remain expired and he cannot legally practice.... Read More
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration intends to seek a five-year waiver through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid to revive a modified version of the agency’s cost-sharing model under a new iteration of HIP, known as HIP 3.0.... Read More
The seasonal flu is in the crosshairs of a Purdue University-based startup as it takes a big step toward destroying the virus that has plagued humankind for generations. ... Read More
The Franciscan Alliance School of Osteopathic Medicine is being built on a 100-acre campus just north of the Franciscan Health Crown Point hospital.... Read More
Launched in 2023 to increase access to fresh food in vulnerable communities in Elkhart and Kosciusko counties, the program provides raised garden carts, plants, gardening tools and other supplies at no cost to participating organizations. ... Read More
Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, Indiana will implement work requirements for new applicants and existing Medicaid members eligible under HIP, which provides health care coverage for the state’s Medicaid expansion population.... Read More
ViaQuest, a provider of behavioral and mental health services and specialized care and services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, has announced plans to expand its residential services to Lafayette.... Read More
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration returned $310 million to the state’s general fund this year, a dramatic turnaround for an agency once staring down a $1 billion deficit for Medicaid.... Read More
After more than a year of eligibility reviews that have already removed hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers from Medicaid, the state’s low-income health insurance program is entering a new phase that could determine whether even more lose their coverage.... Read More
Small businesses looking for relief from rising health insurance costs now have a new option. A recent expansion of the Indiana Chamber's ChamberCare health plan into northern Indiana is giving some employers a new way to manage rising premiums and ...... Read More
