Indiana's Medicaid Cut Threatens Safety Net Clinics
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Indianas Family and Social Services Administration plans to halt reimbursements for certain health providers purchasing drugs via the federal three forty B pricing program, potentially impacting safety net clinics and hospitals serving low-income patients. The change aims to redirect Medicaid payments for discounted medications, currently billed at full price, to bolster the states Medicaid budget. However, health center leaders warn the move could slash millions from their budgets, threatening care for the poorest residents and increasing emergency room visits. The proposal is set to start July first if approved, with safety net providers pushing back amid growing financial pressures.
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