Indiana Medicaid Enrollment Drops 18.5% in One Year, Raising Uninsurance Concerns
Indiana's Medicaid enrollment declined by 343,000 people (18.5%) between June 2025 and June 2026, falling from 1.86 million to 1.51 million enrollees — one of the steepest drops nationally. The decline follows the end of Medicaid continuous coverage protections and completion of post-PHE redeterminations. Hospitals, providers, and advocates are concerned about rising uninsurance rates as former enrollees lose coverage. The enrollment reduction affects provider revenue, hospital uncompensated care levels, and managed care plan membership and capitation.
An 18.5% enrollment decline directly reduces MCO member months, capitation revenue, and provider networks' covered patient volume while increasing uncompensated care exposure for both plans and providers.
Managed Care · Finance
You might also like