The announcement Friday from the Family and Social Services Administration says Cora Steinmetz doesn't yet have her next job ...
More than a third of the payments for autism therapy the feds audited in 2019 and 2020 were deemed 'improper.' ...
The latest forecast shows a return to normal state revenue levels in Indiana but significant growth in Medicaid needs.
With Mike Braun now the governor-elect of Indiana local health care advocacy groups weigh in on his proposed health care plan ...
Cora Steinmetz was in charge of the state’s response to the $1 billion Medicaid forecasting error presented last year to the ...
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Indiana Medicaid director stepping down in early 2025In 2023, the FSSA found a nearly $1 billion shortfall in what they predicted they'd spend on Medicaid and what they'll ...
Indiana leaders are calling for “urgent” reforms after a federal audit revealed the state has made at least $56 million in ...
The Family and Social Services Administration is adjusting how it covers a common behavioral treatment for people with autism ...
The U.S. OIG audit found Indiana Medicaid improperly paid $56M for ABA therapy, with concerns over $76.7M more.
Roughly one year after learning about a $1 billion shortfall in the Medicaid budget, lawmakers pressed an outside contractor ...
Medicaid costs continue to grow but state lawmakers cautiously optimistic for budget after forecasts
The state's Medicaid program continues to increase in cost at a rate faster than state's revenue growth. It hit a tipping ...
Indiana's Medicaid director, who led the office through the fallout of an unanticipated nearly $1 billion budget shortfall, will resign in early 2025. Core Steinmetz took the position in August ...
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