Medicaid costs continue to grow but state lawmakers cautiously optimistic for budget after forecasts

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2 thoughts on “Medicaid costs continue to grow but state lawmakers cautiously optimistic for budget after forecasts

    1. If the biggest issue is long term care for seniors, how much of that issue would be solved if we weren’t diverting federal funding intended for the care of the elderly elsewhere? Are we creating our own budget issue on that front?

      Because the only suggestion I’m seeing from state officials is that we should cut spending on autistic people. Nice to see they’re another minority of Hoosiers that this very pro-life state doesn’t feel like spending money on.

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