In 2002, Indiana received HRSA SPG funds to measure and describe the uninsured in Indiana and to develop and evaluate a wide range of policy options using both quantitative and qualitative data. The in-depth data collection and analysis conducted under a 2003 household survey, focus groups, and assessment of the safety net and health care market in Indiana put the state in a position to develop strategies to assure access to health insurance for all its citizens. Indiana also collected information on the cost drivers in Indiana.

In 2004, Indiana received a HRSA SPG pilot panning project grant to further develop options to expand coverage to low-income working individuals. The grant has focused on developing options that build on the Medicaid program.  

Learn more about the Indiana state planning grant effort.

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Interim Report, July 2003

Final Report, September 2006

Final Report, September 2006

Health Insurance for Indiana Families Committee, 10,000 Person Household Survey, November 2004.

Health Insurance for Indiana Families Committee, Actuarial Analysis of Policy Options, November 2004.

Health Insurance for Indiana Families Committee, Assessment of Indiana Health Funding, November 2004.

Health Insurance for Indiana Families Committee, Assessment of National & State Efforts to Address the Uninsured, November 2004.

Health Insurance for Indiana Families Committee, Focus Groups of Businesses, Uninsured Brokers and Providers, November 2004.

Health Insurance for Indiana Families Committee, Indiana Market Assessment and Drivers of Health Care Cost, November 2004.

Health Insurance for Indiana Families Committee, Safety Net Assessment, November 2004.