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Holcomb s former health care adviser takes job lobbying for nursing home industry – Indianapolis Business Journal

Paul Peaper starts July 1 as president of the Indiana Health Care Association, which represents more than 485 long-term and post-acute care facilities across the state.

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Tax cut law blocks managed care move | Local | The Journal Gazette

INDIANAPOLIS – An effort to stop the state s move to a managed care system for Medicaid-eligible senior citizens failed this legislative session .

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Move to managed care hits obstacle | Local | The Journal Gazette

INDIANAPOLIS – The legislative fight over Gov. Eric Holcomb s planned move to managed care for older Hoosiers has stalled. The complicated insu .

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The Nursing Shortage s Impact on Nursing Homes

Today we talk about how the nursing shortage has impacted Indiana s nursing homes, and the people who live there.

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As omicron tightens its grip, nursing homes fear staffing shortage

The latest surge of COVID cases is challenging workers across all healthcare settings, but the impending omicron variant that is more infectious is causing concern in nursing homes.

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