Elkhart General Hospital on Tuesday announced the expansion and renovation of its Emergency and Trauma Center. The $37 million project aims to increase capacity while reducing wait times and improving the patient experience.... Read More
In March, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources unveiled 45 all-terrain track chairs that would be available at all Indiana state parks and state park inns for Hoosiers with mobility limitations — a move that is garnering rave reviews from users.... Read More
Indiana’s Planned Parenthood affiliate remains cut off from state Medicaid funding even with the expiration of a federal ban on such payments to abortion providers for any healthcare services.... Read More
The Warsaw-based medical technology company will pay $70 million upfront and up to $70 million through Dec. 31, 2031, in revenue-based milestone payments to Pacira BioSciences Inc. for its Iovera device, Pacira said in a news release.... Read More
An Irish medical technology company with its U.S. operations based here is one step closer to launching a pocket-sized brain monitor that uses artificial intelligence to detect seizures in newborns.... Read More
Jasper-based Kimball Electronics Inc. is continuing its push to grow its medical contract manufacturing operations with the acquisition of Helvoet Polymer Technologies, based in the Netherlands.... Read More
Evansville-based Deaconess Health System has selected Alice Rigdon to serve as its next chief financial officer, the health system announced Monday. ... Read More
An estimated 174,000 fewer Hoosier children were insured through Medicaid programs in April compared to January 2025, according to a report from Georgetown University School of Public Policy.... Read More
The Indianapolis-based life sciences company in November 2024 began working with federal agencies as the New World screwworm advanced toward the United States through Central America and Mexico.... Read More
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced Friday that his office has taken legal action in several counties across the state for alleged Medicaid fraud in nursing homes.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Anthem Inc. will end its relationship with Meridian Health Services for Medicaid patients late next month, the Muncie-based health system said Thursday.... Read More
The University of Evansville's Center for Innovation & Change is leading a new initiative to expand access to health food, nutrition education and family engagement programs in the Evansville Promise Neighborhood.... Read More
The organization did not disclose its financial investment in the facility but said it was developed in response to a growing need for accessible, local treatment options in central Indiana.... Read More
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has announced plans for a new outpatient clinic in New Albany as part of an effort to expand health care services for veterans in the greater Louisville area.... Read More
Riya Koya and Zaina Kahn from Carmel won the first place price for OccluSense, which aims to transform IV safety by replacing one-size-fits-all alarm systems with "context-aware pressure analysis."... Read More
The pilot, launched by the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, grants the state agency free access to advanced AI software from Oracle to analyze Medicaid claims for suspect billing patterns like upcoding and ghost services.... Read More
Fishers-based startup Arrive AI is looking to grow its presence at Hancock Regional Hospital by expanding autonomous delivery services on the Greenfield campus.... Read More
Despite public scrutiny and complaints from inmates and their attorneys, the Indiana Department of Correction has renewed its contract with its third-party health services provider for up to another year.... Read More
Pediatric pulmonologist Dr. Erick Forno treats kids with asthma every day, and it sparked the idea to invent an easier way to monitor their lung health at home. Now, his device could be used by patients of any age simply by plugging it into a smartphone.... Read More
Kevin Leahy plans to continue with Franciscan as an internal consultant until the end of 2027, when he will retire after 48 years with the organization.... Read More
