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Indiana Medicaid Waiver Reset Audit: Tracking the $1 Billion Transparency Gap

Since January 2026, the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) has entered a state of strategic administrative silence, freezing all public financial reporting while implementing the most aggressive ‘Waiver Reset’ in state history. While the administration publicly cites a multi-billion dollar Medicaid shortfall to justify service caps—including the

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Indiana FOIA Request for Medicaid Records

5/19/2026 5:59:27 PM Request for Public Records Pursuant to Indiana’s Access to Public Records Law (IC 5-14-3 et. seq.), I would like to inspect these public records. Detailed request for public records: To the Public Records Custodian: Pursuant to the Indiana Access to Public Records

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Indiana FOIA Rejection and letter to the Indiana Public Access Counselor

Sent 6-5-2026 Public Access Counselor, I am writing to demand an immediate status update on the formal verification packet and State Form 49407 submitted to your office via email on May 27, 2026, regarding an ongoing constructive Access to Public Records Act (APRA) denial by the Indiana Family and Social

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The Pratt Precedent: How a Federal Judge Ruled that Indiana Likely Violated the Constitutional Rights of Disabled Hoosiers.

In the high-stakes arena of Medicaid infrastructure, administrative efficiency frequently collides with federal civil rights law. For families across Indiana, that collision culminated in a historic legal shield: Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services Commission (IPAS) v. Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) (Case No. 1:24-cv-00833-TWP-TAB). Presided over by

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Open Letter to the Indiana FSSA Communications Director

Wednesday May 13 Dear Mr. Barlow, I am writing to you today not as a disgruntled constituent, but as a Senior Data Engineer and public advocacy project. My automated monitoring systems have flagged a high-risk transparency gap within the FSSA’s public-facing data silos. Specifically, the following reporting failures are

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The Managed Collapse of Indiana Special Education: Trading Clinical Care for Classroom Chaos

Choking off Medicaid ABA waiver hours while generating record state surpluses, Indiana bureaucrats are shifting a massive medical burden onto general education teachers who are barely hanging on May 31, 2026 The August Tsunami in Landlocked Indiana There is an ugly, calculated shell game happening right now within the halls