The Braun administration now says that expanded eligibility will be ... There are about $120 million in SNAP benefits issued to Indiana households monthly. FSSA Secretary Mitch Roob told lawmakers ...

These include overhauling the work requirements for SNAP, removing candy and soft drinks from SNAP benefits ... the FSSA will no longer accept self-attested eligibility for Indiana’s Medicaid ...

Indiana Gov ... to somebody that’s not eligible is taking away a dollar from a poor, disabled Hoosier who otherwise should be getting that dollar and receiving benefits,” Garten said.

Executive Order 25-60: Assuring Prudent Use of Taxpayer Funds by Ensuring Integrity in the Indiana Medicaid Program This order requires the FSSA to stop accepting self-attested eligibility for the ...

It might be more difficult for Hoosier families to feed their kids this summer. As it stands right now, the state will not ...

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Thousands of Hoosiers could lose access to Medicaid under the contentious priority bill Indiana lawmakers sent Gov. Mike Braun's desk, which calls for more stringent eligibility checks ...

Twenty-one agency leaders, health industry professionals, disability advocates and others will look to contain Medicaid ...

NEW YORK (PIX11)— Over 30 city, state, and federal benefit programs are available in New York City. Have you ever wondered which programs you might be eligible for? ACCESS NYC is a city website ...

Join Indiana Free Library on Wednesday for a special benefit playreading of “Native Gardens” by Karen Zacarías — an evening of sharp comedy and stellar local talent in support of the ...

News. 60 Percent VA Disability: How much is the monthly compensation for a veteran with no dependents? News. Chapter 30 VA Benefits: How much can veterans get for full-time enrollment in non ...

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun unveiled the initiative ... Does new legislation mean she’ll now receive benefits?