Anthem announced Tuesday that will spend about $20 million to renovate its operations center near downtown Indianapolis into a new headquarters.

Anthem executives predict renovations to be completed by the end of 2018. There will be room for an average of 2,600 employees with collaboration areas, employee lounges, a fitness facility, and a healthy-food focused cafeteria.

The data is compiled from Indiana State Department of Health and a federal hospital pricing platform.

Two families sued Anthem in 2016 after the company stopped covering their children's applied behavioral analysis

Friday is the last day for Hoosiers to enroll on the ACA Marketplace.

There's still time for Hoosiers to pick a health insurance plan. The Affordable Care Act open enrollment period ends Dec. 15.

The insurance company's policy, set to take effect in Indiana next month, could mean some ER trips reviewed after the visit may not be covered.

Michigan-based McLaren Health Care announced Thursday that it's signed a definitive agreement to acquire MDwise a nonprofit insurer serving more than 360,000 Indiana residents who are on Medicaid.

The Affordable Care Act has been through the legislative wringer this year, and there are plenty of changes this period for people buying insurance on the marketplace.

The federal government has cut funding for health care navigators in Indiana by 82 percent — a bigger cut than any other state receiving federal funds, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.