INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – Health care providers worry a proposed change to Indiana Medicaid aimed at cutting costs could cut services. 

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) has proposed a change to the 340B Drug Program which would significantly reduce a revenue source for many hospitals and clinics, while saving the state millions.

“Changing this will cause a ripple disaster effect across Indiana in health care,” Damien Center President & CEO Alan Witchey told News 8 in an interview. 

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