Gov. Eric Holcomb says it's an example of why states are better prepared to meet the health care needs of residents.

U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) says the Senate will aim to prevent President Donald Trump from cutting off subsidies provided by the Affordable Care Act.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, or CMS, has announced it won't be renewing contracts with companies providing enrollment assistance for people shopping for health insurance on the Federal Exchange this year, including a location in Indianapolis.

MDwise and Anthem - the only two companies with plans currently available in every county - announced within hours of each other Wednesday that they were leaving Indiana's Affordable Care Act exchange.

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.

An estimated 500 youth in Indiana age out of foster care system every year and when they do, they will lose health insurance if they don't re-enroll.

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.

An analysis by the AP and Avalere Health finds most Indiana counties have three or more marketplace insurers offering coverage for 2017.