Don Wagoner reached the settlement following the surrender of his medical license in 2013 and ensuing felony drug dealing ...
The Indiana Hospital Association wants state and federal lawmakers to modernize the Medicaid reimbursement rate and take ...
A Burlington man who once operated pain management clinics in North-Central Indiana has agreed to a nearly $1.7 million ...
The United States Department of Justice announced that it has reached an agreement worth $1.7 million with a former physician ...
Indiana is looking to save millions of dollars by reviewing the eligibility of Medicaid recipients, says Gov. Mike Braun.
The Wall Street Journal highlighted Indiana's Medicaid program as an antidote to what's going on in Minnesota. Here's the ...
The One Big Beautiful Bill will cut $13 billion to Indiana Hospitals over the next decade. Indiana Hospitals say they are ...
Medicaid and Medicare typically cover 80% of Methodist Hospitals’ patient base, according to president and CEO Matt Doyle.
Tightening access to welfare benefits is the top priority for Indiana's Senate Republicans this year. Why it matters: ...
Don J. Wagoner, 89, permanently surrendered his medical license in 2013 in connection with a state criminal investigation of his opioid-prescribing practices.
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