Thousands of Hoosiers who got their health coverage through Medicaid during the COVID-19 outbreak risk losing it now that the pandemic has ended. More than 140,000 people in Indiana have been purged from Medicaid rolls as the state rechecks eligibility. So far, about 120,000 were dropped for failing to comply with procedural requests, and 20,000 thousand are no longer eligible. .
Seeking help for mental health does not carry the same stigma for "Generation Z" Texans as it did for previous workers, and can be a deal-breaker if an employer s benefit package falls short. In a recent survey, Gen Z respondents reported feeling three times more emotionally distressed than older populations. Jason Dorsey, president of the Austin-based Center for Generational Kinetics, said people born after 1996 cite mental-health care as the number one benefit an employer can offer, and they are not shy about asking for it. .
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