Lawmakers who voted to implement work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries next summer will have to wait another six months before they can take effect, and the state is still waiting to hear if the federal government will approve other portions of the health care plan.
Read MoreAs autism spectrum disorder diagnoses continue to rise, the demand for early identification and therapeutic intervention is greater than ever.
Read MoreOptions Schools plans to send a letter to the state legislature in the coming months with an urgent plea: Reinstate funding for alternative schools.
Read MoreTwenty-one agency leaders, health industry professionals, disability advocates and others will look to contain Medicaid spending on Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA therapy — while ensuring continued care for thousands of young, autistic Hoosiers — the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration announced Friday, May 9.
Read MoreIn the face of Medicaid cuts, autism advocates in Indiana are focusing on protecting coverage of a popular therapy.
Read MoreDr. Alexandru Tanase, board-certified pediatrician, will lead a discussion on the topic Autism: Moving from Stigma to Appreciation of True Potential.
Read MoreThe Indiana Family and Social Services Administration has increased proposed reimbursement rates for autism therapy services for Hoosier children with Medicaid after pushback from families, providers and state lawmakers.
Read MoreDoreen King was not concerned that anything was wrong when she was asked to come back for a follow-up appointment after her son Calvin’s 18-month wellness appointment.Â
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