IndianaMedicaid

The state of Indiana, in order to provide proper medical treatment for low income individuals, is a member of the federal insurance program known as medicaid. The state made wide use of this and other medical assistance programs in order to help families and individuals to receive the proper health care. Currently one in eight individuals in the state of Indiana take advantage of the program.

The federal government set up the medicaid program in 1965 through the Social Security Act. The program is a federal insurance program but is administered by the individual states. Indiana currently uses the Indiana Family and Social Services Program.

* Tip - There are other programs that may help more than medicaid or may be used in conjunction with medicaid in order to further reduce medical costs. These programs vary from state to state.

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