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HB 1262

Home and community based services waivers.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Robb Greene

Indiana bill modifies home and community-based Medicaid services waivers, affecting eligibility, funding, or administration for elderly and disabled residents receiving in-home care.

Authored by Representative Greene
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Bill Summary · HB 1262

Legislative bill overview

HB 1262 pertains to Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) waivers in Indiana, which are Medicaid programs allowing individuals—typically elderly or disabled persons—to receive care in their homes or communities rather than in institutional settings. The bill was recently introduced and referred to the Public Health Committee, but specific legislative language is not yet available in public records.

Why is this important

HCBS waivers are critical for thousands of Hoosiers who depend on these programs for daily living assistance, personal care, and medical support while remaining in their homes. Any changes to waiver policies, eligibility, funding, or administration directly affect vulnerable populations and can have significant budgetary implications for both state and federal Medicaid spending.

Potential points of contention

  • Eligibility and Access: Changes to who qualifies for waivers or waitlist management could expand or restrict access to services for disabled and elderly individuals
  • Funding and Provider Rates: Modifications to reimbursement rates or program funding could affect the availability and quality of services, or impact provider recruitment and retention
  • Implementation and Compliance: HCBS waivers involve complex federal-state coordination; regulatory changes may create compliance challenges or administrative burdens

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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