A former chief executive of hospitals in Wyoming and Indiana has pleaded guilty to defrauding the hospitals out of more than $1.5 million. FULL STORY »
By Kelli Kennedy / Associated Press | September 15, 2013
A company that has for decades helped people enroll in Medicaid says it won't be able to sign up people for insurance under the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act because there is too much scrutiny over a so-called navigator program. FULL STORY »
Indiana University Health is trimming its workforce by about 800 positions at seven campuses as part of a plan to slash $1 billion in costs over the next five years. FULL STORY »
By Jonathan Block | September 06, 2013
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Organizations receiving federal funds to help Americans sign up for healthcare coverage on the state insurance exchanges are coming under pressure from House Republican lawmakers who are demanding that they provide extensive information by Sept. 13. FULL STORY »
By Tom LoBianco / Associated Press | September 04, 2013
The test run of an Indiana program aimed at providing affordable healthcare to otherwise uninsured adults will be extended by a year, Gov. Mike Pence announced Tuesday. FULL STORY »
Walgreen Co. continued its push into healthcare delivery with clinical collaboration agreements to offer and coordinate acute, chronic and preventive-care services for health systems in Orlando, Fla., and Indianapolis. FULL STORY »
Federal prosecutors in Milwaukee sued a Kentucky-based pharmaceuticals services firm on Friday, accusing PharMerica Corp. of illegally dispensing addictive narcotics without proper oversight. FULL STORY »
Indianapolis-based Franciscan St. Francis Health earned a $6.6 million bonus from the Medicare program for its success at keeping central Indiana patients out of the hospital and the emergency room. So the hospital system will expand its participation in so-called accountable care programs to all... FULL STORY »
By Josh Funk and Grant Schulte / Associated Press | July 16, 2013
Authorities arrested an Indiana doctor Monday on suspicion of carrying out two attacks in Omaha over the past five years in which four people were killed who had ties to a local university medical school that fired him in 2001. FULL STORY »
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