Indiana implements the Healthy Indiana Plan, with FSSA releasing information on HIP requirements, under the leadership of Governor Mike Braun.
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What happened
Indiana implements the Healthy Indiana Plan, with FSSA releasing information on HIP requirements, under the leadership of Governor Mike Braun.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Indiana state uses Medicare for dual enrollment, with enrollment declining since Mike Braun took office.Sub-event
HIP requirements align with federal structure.1 source
HIP implementation details released by FSSA in Indiana.1 source
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Indiana
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Mike Braun
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