Which health coverage program is aimed at low-income adults in Indiana?

The Healthy Indiana Plan is specifically designed to provide health coverage for low-income adults in Indiana. This program is aimed at those who may not qualify for traditional Medicaid but still need assistance to access affordable healthcare. It offers a health savings account concept, allowing participants to manage their healthcare costs while receiving essential medical services.

In contrast, Medicare is primarily intended for individuals aged 65 and older, as well as some younger people with disabilities, making it unsuitable for the low-income adult demographic in question. RCA (Refugee Cash Assistance) is a program that assists refugees specifically and does not target low-income adults who are not refugees. Refugee Medical Assistance is also tailored for newly arriving refugees and is meant to provide short-term health coverage, rather than focusing on long-term support for low-income adults in the general population.