Indiana FSSA shared internal estimates that 58,000 Healthy Indiana Plan members are not in compliance with work rules enforced from January 1, 2027. As many as 12% of current HIP members are at risk of losing coverage.
Indiana Medicaid said HIP members applying from January 1, 2027 may get one month of retroactive coverage under fee-for-service. Providers must bill those months to Gainwell instead of the member's MCO.
Heart City Health became part of HealthLinc, another federally qualified health center serving northern Indiana. HealthLinc now lists four Heart City sites in Elkhart, and patients will see HealthLinc on their bills.
In September 2026, WindRose Health Network, an Indiana health center, said an outside party used a flaw in a vendor's remote-management tool to reach one of its servers August 3 and 4.
At a September 21, 2026 town hall, Indiana FSSA said it is still working with CMS to define who counts as medically frail, as the Indiana Capital Chronicle reported.
IHCP Bulletin BT2026145 announces that effective October 1, 2026, under Section 71109 of Public Law 119-21, the immigration statuses qualifying for Indiana Medicaid narrow to U.S. Citizens and nationals…
Indiana published eight regional awards under GROW (Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being), the state-level deployment of its first-year federal Rural Health Transformation Program grant.
FSSA is seeking a new five-year Section 1115 demonstration, HIP 3.0, which would move the Medicaid expansion population (adults 19 to 64 at or below 138 percent of the federal poverty level) out of the State Plan and into a standalone demonstration carrying…
Ahead of the Jan. 1, 2027 HIP work requirement, Indiana launched its member-facing tools (Indiana Capital Chronicle, Aug. 9): an anonymous online screener at hipworkscreen.in.gov/hwr that the state says stores no data…
Indiana Capital Chronicle reporting (Aug. 5) details what arrives Jan. 1, 2027 alongside the 80-hour-per-month HIP work requirement: formal eligibility redeterminations move from annual to every six months…
On July 21, the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration launched a public 988 dashboard covering call volume, response times, and other crisis-system indicators.
HealthLinc, which serves about 57,000 patients across 14 clinics, and Heart City Health in Elkhart, which serves about 11,000 across four clinics, announced on July 15…
Local reporting on July 14, 2026 said Anthem would terminate its Medicaid provider agreement with Meridian Healthcare, a federally qualified health center in Muncie, effective July 25, 2026…
NorthShore Health Centers' standing Portage location page, observed July 19, lists medical hours from 8 a.m. To 8 p.m. Monday–Friday and 8 a.m. To noon Saturday at 6050 Sterling Creek Road.
Raphael Health Center's sliding-fee page, last modified March 23, publishes conditional ranges of $5–$50 per visit for medical, behavioral-health, and optometry services and $20–$80 for dental visits…
Well Care's standing move page, observed July 19, says the organization moved into a newly built facility at 2200 West Main Street in Richmond during spring 2026 and is now seeing patients there.
HealthLinc reports that it completed remodeling previously unused space at its Mishawaka clinic, creating dedicated space for women's health and obstetric care, behavioral health, optometry, and chiropractic care.
Directory-listed Health Net, Inc. Says HealthNet Now offers virtual or in-person access, usually on the same day, for current adult and pediatric patients and for children who are new to HealthNet.
Directory-listed Indiana Health Centers Incorporated says its Mobile Health Clinic serves all ages, including underinsured and uninsured community members, through two patient rooms and a waiting area.
Jane Pauley Community Health Center reports that its new optometry service completed its inaugural appointment on February 23, 2026 at the Arlington Avenue clinic.
Open Door Health Services reported on May 15 that Stephanie Torres graduated with high honors from an eight-month National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement program that combines online learning with hands-on experience.
Georgetown University's Center for Children and Families reports that Indiana had the largest percentage decline in child Medicaid/CHIP enrollment in its comparison: 19.8%, or more than 174,000 children, in April 2026 versus January 2025.
Indiana Public Media reports that HIP enrollment was about 671,000 when Gov. Mike Braun signed the state work-requirement law in April 2025 and about 487,000 in June 2026, a decrease of roughly 184,000 or 27%.
FSSA's July 6 implementation announcement says nonexempt HIP members must complete 80 hours per month in employment, job training, part-time education or community service beginning January 1, 2027…
WFYI reports Hoosier Action's projection that a measure passed in the 2026 session could produce more than 100,000 additional Medicaid coverage losses from state changes and that combined state and federal changes could produce nearly 400,000 losses by 2034…
The current GROW Regional Grants page says organizations cannot apply alone: each of eight regions must submit one unified application containing its proposed projects and subrecipients.
NACHC's current national funding page says annual discretionary health-center funding expires September 30, 2026 and mandatory Community Health Center Fund authority expires December 31, 2026.
FSSA's July 6 implementation announcement says exemptions may apply for pregnancy, caregiving responsibilities, medical frailty, substance-use-disorder treatment or recent release from incarceration.
WFYI reported in February 2025 that Indiana FQHCs served an estimated 700,000 people and received nearly $88 million in HRSA primary-care grants in 2024.
A June 18, 2025 Senate Republican sponsor release says SEA 2 requires FSSA to enter data-sharing agreements for more frequent eligibility checks, establish standards for hospitals granting presumptive eligibility, and seek federal approval for HIP changes.
WISH-TV reports that FSSA's planned July 1 Medicaid 340B reimbursement change excludes FQHCs but not hospitals. FSSA Secretary Mitch Roob argued that 340B claims reduce drug-rebate revenue and can reimburse covered entities above acquisition cost.
WISH-TV reports that FSSA told federally qualified health centers they would not be affected by the proposed July 1 change discontinuing Medicaid reimbursement for drugs purchased through 340B…
At an April 28 briefing, FSSA said it planned to hire 400 employees, with about 50 already hired, to check eligibility for the approximately 560,000 people then enrolled in HIP.
Indiana Public Media reports that CMS approved Indiana's revised Hospital Assessment Fee program on April 28 and the State Directed Payment program on May 1, with a January 1, 2026 effective date.
Inside INdiana Business reports that federally qualified health center HealthLinc opened a clinic at 102 E. State St. In Morocco and scheduled a June 5 community celebration with free health screenings.
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