When it comes to public health funding, Indiana is 48th in the country, with each Hoosier receiving about $55 or $36 less than the national average of $91 per person.
Healthcare costs have increased as a result of premium hikes, higher deductibles and copays, and skyrocketing prescription drug costs.
To ensure that everyone has simple access to essential services, the State of Indiana is dedicated to improving the way that HCBS is delivered.Our first aim is to put the needs of the people we serve first as we expand on our current infrastructure and carry out focused plans that enable everyone to prosper in their communities.
In order to provide a cohesive environment for HCBS, our efforts will include ensuring that all people have access to HCBS, increasing wraparound services to address systemic barriers to high-quality home and community-based care, and integrating our systems.
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