Indiana can’t define medical frailty, measles cases rise while the federal government ignores deaths, and an interview about ending ambulance diversion
Hoosier Health Matters Season 2, Episode 24 Date: 9/25/2026 Title: Indiana can’t define medical frailty, measles cases rise while the federal government ignores deaths, and an interview about ending ambulance diversion 00:49- Tracey complains about the weather again 1:52- FSSA frailty definition woes 4:10- Federal lawsuit about medicaid work requirements includes an Indiana plaintiff 4:50- Indiana to remedy the flood SNAP replacements debacle 5:40- Indiana has 16 measles cases now 6:50...
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