What is one of the primary goals of the Health Indiana Plan?

The primary goal of the Health Indiana Plan is to provide healthcare access to uninsured residents. This initiative is designed specifically to help individuals and families who lack health insurance coverage, ensuring they can receive necessary medical services. By expanding access to healthcare, the plan aims to improve overall health outcomes for those who might otherwise forego medical attention due to financial constraints. Providing access addresses the critical issue of the uninsured population, contributing to greater public health and aligning with broader healthcare policy goals aimed at increasing coverage and addressing disparities in health access.