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Commissioners vote to distribute opioid settlement funds to the Salvation Army and Lawrence County Economic Growth Council Career Development

BEDFORD - Two more organizations received a share of the county's opioid grant money on Monday mornings at Lawrence County's Commissioners meeting. The Salvation Army and the Lawrence County Economic Growth Council Career Development program will receive $30,000 each. Left to right: Co ...

Commissioners vote to distribute opioid settlement funds

BEDFORD - Several organizations requested a share of the county's opioid grant money, and some requests were honored during Tuesday mornings at Lawrence County's Commissioners meeting. Attorney General Todd Rokita reported in July 2021 that Indiana was due to receive $507 million in co ...

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Families Forever requests share of the county's opioid money

BEDFORD - John Keesler with Families Forever requested $88,290 from a share of the county's opioid grant money Tuesday morning during the commissioners' meeting. Keesler presented a breakdown to the commissioners on spending that money. John Keesler He would like to use the money for y ...

CCSC plans virtual academy | Journal Review

Crawfordsville Community School Corp. will soon provide an accredited virtual school for students. Superintendent Dr. Rex Ryker made the announcement Thursday during the board of school trustees …

Organizations request a share of opioid grant money

BEDFORD - Several organizations requested a share of the county's opioid grant money. Attorney General Todd Rokita reported in July 2021 that Indiana was due to receive $507 million in compensation through a $26 billion settlement involving multiple states seeking damages from&nbs ...

Home and community-based services rate increase amendments approval by CMS

INDIANA - The Division of Aging is pleased to announce that its federal partners at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approved the proposed home and community-based services waiver rate increases retroactive to July 1, 2023. The department continues to be encouraged by the support f ...

State's newest public company faces hurdles – Indianapolis Business Journal

Syra Health Corp., a Carmel-based health care services company, raised $5.3 million after expenses in its initial public offering. But it faces a slew of challenges, from winning new customers to launching products and services quickly to stem losses.

Indiana Family and Social Services: Data breaches affect 956,000 Medicaid members

All of the Medicaid members' information -- including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, birth dates --- is in the hands of bad guys.