U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) on Wednesday announced that 14 different Hoosier health care providers have received over $5 million in dedicated telehealth funding since April. This funding comes from the FCC’s COVID-19 Telehealth Program established by Congress and these dollars will help connect patients to their doctors from the comfort and safety of their homes.
“Telehealth will allow us to leverage the latest technology to serve more Hoosiers, lower costs, and provide better outcomes,” said Young. “That’s why I was proud to support this dedicated telehealth funding in the CARES Act and I will continue to advocate for even more funding for Indiana.”
- Cummins Behavioral Health System in Avon was awarded $226,016.
- Hancock Regional Hospital in Greenfield was awarded $409,984.
- Margaret Mary Community Hospital in Batesville was awarded $140,357.
- Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne was awarded $891,276.
- Greene County General Hospital in Linton was awarded $60,480.
- Windrose Health Network in Greenwood was awarded $223,720.
- Franciscan Health Indianapolis was awarded $929,834.
- Purdue University Fort Wayne Community Counseling Center was awarded $34,982.
- Memorial Hospital in Logansport was awarded $103,457.
- Community Hospital North in Indianapolis was awarded $872,363.
- Meridian Health Services in Muncie was awarded $240,669.
- 10th Street Clinic in Richmond was awarded $152,931.
- Community Mental Health Center in Lawrenceburg was awarded $65,142.
- Decatur County Memorial Hospital in Greensburg was awarded $698,603.