Good Food Connections for the Far Eastside - with representatives from community gardens, apartment complexes, churches and others - is working to find ways of filling the fresh food void.

Big health insurers have to work harder to prove planned mergers are necessary to save money - and that they won't use their new market power to raise prices.

Medicaid providers in Indiana and around the country have begun to provide some unique benefits to their customers, benefits that have more to do with success in life than health care.

Anthem killed the $54-billion deal Friday after a failed bid to keep Delaware-based Cigna at the bargaining table.

Indiana lawmakers have been trying to repeal the 2.3 percent levy for years.

Cigna officials announced Tuesday they had sued Anthem in a Delaware court seeking a judge's affirmation that the company had lawfully ducked out of the merger agreement.

Humana is entitled to a $1 billion breakup fee after the mutual decision to call off the tie-up, first announced in the summer of 2015.

If the deal doesn't go through by April 30, Anthem could be forced to pay Cigna a nearly $2 billion "breakup fee."

The new information is included on MyCareINsight.org, which the Indiana Hospital Association launched in 2015.

The state has applied to keep HIP 2.0 running for three more years.