ABA, Mike Braun and Executive order

'Something is clearly wrong' | Executive order demands answers for soaring ABA therapy costs in Indiana
Mike Braun has signed an executive order demanding answers on the high spending on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism. Specifically, the order calls for a working group of parents,
Braun signs executive order addressing ABA therapy costs
Gov. Mike Braun signed an executive order aimed at addressing rising Medicaid costs for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in Indiana.
Gov. Mike Braun creates work group to tackle increased ABA therapy Medicaid costs
Indiana Medicaid paid more than $14 million for Applied Behavioral Analysis, or ABA, therapy service in 2017. But just two years later, it paid $120 million. Gov. Mike Braun signed an executive order to convene a work group to address improper payments.
Gov. Braun signs executive order surrounding Medicaid costs for ABA therapy
The order establishes a working group of parents, legislators, experts and physicians to help find solutions and contain costs.
Braun signs order to contain soaring ABA therapy costs
Gov. Braun signs an executive order to curb Medicaid costs for ABA therapy, creating a group of parents, care providers, and legislators to make recommendations on policy changes.
Braun signs executive order regarding rising Medicaid costs for ABA Therapy
Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed an executive order regarding Medicaid costs for Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, or ABA therapy.
Governor Mike Braun Signs Executive Order to cut Medicaid costs for ABA Therapy
Governor Mike Braun signed an executive order aimed at containing the Medicaid costs for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy
Indiana forms task force to cut ABA therapy costs, ensure quality autism care
Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced an executive order Wednesday on Medicaid costs for Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA ...
Limits get changed on therapy through Medicaid for Indiana kids with autism
Parents spoke out over proposed changes to how the kids got ABA therapy. FSSA has reworked the plan after hearing from families.
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FSSA modifies ABA proposal to include tiers of care
Indiana's Medicaid amendment modified to cap ABA therapy for autism children at three years, with non-retroactive application ...
Proposed Medicaid changes for Indiana autism services reworked after parents speak out
A plan that would’ve greatly limited therapy for Hoosier kids with autism on Medicaid has been reworked and will operate on a tiered system.