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State police seek coordinator - Vimarsana News

State police seek coordinator

The Indiana State Police Department is accepting applications for a grant coordinator position at general headquarters in downtown Indianapolis.

The Indiana State Police are accepting applications - Vimarsana News

The Indiana State Police are accepting applications

INDIANAPOLIS- The Indiana State Police is accepting applications for a Grant Coordinator position at General Headquarters in downtown Indianapolis. The successful applicant will serve as a civilian employee of the Indiana State Police whose primary responsibility is to efficiently manage th ...

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Healthcare professionals: Learn lessons from difficult Medicaid redetermination - Vimarsana News

Healthcare professionals: Learn lessons from difficult Medicaid redetermination

One healthcare provider is still waiting on a $700,000 Medicaid payment from the health department — but nine programs that support behavioral health have opened or reopened since September because

Healthcare professionals: Learn lessons from difficult Medicaid redetermination - Vimarsana News

Healthcare professionals: Learn lessons from difficult Medicaid redetermination

One healthcare provider is still waiting on a $700,000 Medicaid payment from the health department — but nine programs that support behavioral health have opened or reopened since September because

Source: kpvi.com
Lessons learned from Medicaid difficult redetermination - Vimarsana News

Lessons learned from Medicaid difficult redetermination

During the legislative session this year, professionals and members of the public said facilities that care for people were closing because Medicaid rates were too low — and lawmakers boosted rates.