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Jake Harper

Jake Harper

Jake Harper was an investigative reporter for Side Effects Public Media, a Midwest health reporting collaboration based at WFYI. With Lauren Bavis, he co-hosts Sick, a podcast about what goes wrong in the places meant to keep us healthy.

Articles by this Author

Health / January 21, 2022

What happens when the prison guard who’s supposed to protect you abuses you?

Health / January 17, 2022

You asked: What are monoclonal antibodies, and how are they used to treat COVID-19?

Health / January 11, 2022

In Indiana prisons, people on suicide watch are monitored by peers, not professionals

Public Affairs / August 4, 2021

ACLU Of Indiana Files Three More Lawsuits Against Miami Prison Administrators

Public Affairs / July 9, 2021

ACLU Of Indiana Sues Administrators Over Alleged 'Torture' At Miami Prison

Public Affairs / April 2, 2021

New Warden Named At Indiana Women's Prison

Public Affairs / February 12, 2021

Indiana Women's Prison Warden Retires Amid Review Of Operations

Public Affairs / January 15, 2021

State To Conduct 'Comprehensive Review' Of Indiana Women's Prison

Public Affairs / November 23, 2020

Violence Is A Growing Problem At Indiana's Miami Prison, Data Show

Public Affairs / October 30, 2020

Chaos At Indiana's Miami Prison Takes A Toll On Staff

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FSSA leader says he 'never' would have pursued Pathways, program more than $300 million over budget
Health / June 10, 2025

FSSA leader says he 'never' would have pursued Pathways, program more than $300 million over budget

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The top official at the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration said the state's new long-term care program for Medicaid members over 60 hasn't met expectations. The statement contradicts claims the agency made under the previous administration, but aligns with concerns providers have raised.

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