Indianapolis Business Journal

In this week's issues, John Russell reports that private addiction treatment centers are springing up across central Indiana, with out-of-state companies spending millions of dollars in the race to treat people with substance-abuse disorders. And in many cases, they are opening high-end facilities in wealthy neighborhoods, and refusing low-income Medicaid patients in favor of those with higher-paying private insurance plans. Also in this week’s paper, Sorell Grow explains how U.S. Senator Todd Young of Indiana has become a crusader for raising the minimum age for buying tobacco to 21. The issue might not seem like a natural fit for Young, but he says he feels a moral imperative to act. And in Focus, Samm Quinn explains how local country clubs are evolving to meet the needs of millennials.