Rural Health Funding: The Trump Administration says Indiana will receive $120 million through the federal Rural Health Transformation Program to expand primary and behavioral care, strengthen maternal/infant services, add mental health crisis resources, and build rural workforce capacity—plus pilots tied to food and nutrition’s role in health. ER Ambulance Diversion Rules: Indiana is tightening statewide policy so ER crowding alone won’t routinely trigger ambulance diversions, aiming to reduce delays and keep ambulances in their service areas unless conditions are more extreme. West Nile Update: Indiana health officials report West Nile virus in mosquitoes across 34 counties, urging bite prevention and warning to seek care for fever, confusion, or stiff neck—especially for older adults and people with weakened immune systems. Storm Recovery Dollars: Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana is adding $100,000 to support housing stabilization and recovery for communities hit by summer storms and flooding, bringing its total related support to $216,500 (plus additional federal partner funding). Workforce Pipeline Focus: A new Indiana-focused piece argues that expanding culturally responsive mental health care depends on building and retaining the workforce, not just filling vacancies. Medicare/Employer Coverage Shift: Indiana businesses are increasingly using ICHRAs/CHOICE arrangements to reimburse workers for individual marketplace plans, offering flexibility but raising concerns about premium exposure.