This article was originally published by Indiana Capital Chronicle, a Free Press Indiana partner. By Whitney Downard, Indiana Capital Chronicle Hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers recently transferred into the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Health Insurance Marketplace, many of them first-time users of the program. Part of that growth is likely due to Indiana’s unwinding of Medicaid coverage, or the review […]
Category: Health
‘I was so overly excited’: New eastside pharmacy accepts all Medicaid plans
The location is open to the public, but primarily services people covered by Medicaid.
‘Black women aren’t being heard’: Helping new moms prepare for birth
Indiana has the third highest maternal mortality rate in the nation. The majority of those deaths are Black women.
Blocked for state award, Dr. Caitlin Bernard receives one from abortion rights group
Bernard became a national figure after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
How Marion County will spend ‘unprecedented’ new public health funding
Spending priorities include maternal and infant health and violence prevention.
‘A significant spike’: Indy hospitals see surge of flu, COVID-19, RSV patients
Health officials are asking people who have mild symptoms to use a pharmacy clinic or urgent care.
It’s freezing. Here’s some info on warming centers, power outages and frozen pipes.
Indiana will continue to bear the brunt of a blistering winter storm that’s sweeping across the U.S. for the next several days.
New Indy domestic violence plan centers on the needs of Black women
‘We are really focusing on who has constantly and purposefully been left out of conversations about healing and justice, and that is Black women.’
Quit smoking: where to find support in Indianapolis
Talk to smoking cessation coaches, join in-person groups or find support online.
Here is a list of hotlines to help you in a crisis
Get free support for mental health, addiction, abuse and more.


