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As Governor Holcomb continues to work to keep Hoosiers safe during the coronavirus outbreak, we want to ensure that you have the most recent updates to keep you informed.

In the News

Gov. Eric Holcomb and State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box sit down with reporters Friday in Indianapolis to talk about the coronavirus

One-on-one interview: Gov. Eric Holcomb discusses coronavirus pandemic, ‘new normal’ for Hoosiers

From the Governor's Desk

Governor Holcomb announced additional steps that are being taken to protect Hoosiers impacted by the coronavirus.

All state agencies are evaluating rules and regulations that should be suspended or modified to assist Hoosiers during this public emergency.
Governor Holcomb signed an executive order to lift regulations on commercial vehicles transporting goods to retailers, some of which are running short on supplies.
Hoosiers who need to renew their Medicaid eligibility will get more time to complete the process. No services will be interrupted.
Family Social Services Administration (FSSA) has asked federal officials to approve a request to temporarily waive the renewal process for Hoosiers who need SNAP or TANF benefits.
Hoosiers on Medicaid will not pay co-pays for COVID-19 testing.
Hoosiers on Medicaid can get 90-day refills of medication for chronic conditions.
State officials are collaborating with the Indiana Department of Education to discuss solutions regarding student assessments and meals for children whose schools have closed.
FSSA has given daycares specific guidance to protect children in their care.
Community meals for senior citizens are being converted to home meal deliveries. Local partners, such as Area Agencies on Aging, have been given funding flexibility to cover the added costs of delivering meals. Thousands of meals are being served daily.
Every community has a child care resource and referral agency to connect parents with local child care options and provide referrals for support. Families can find their local Child Care Resource and Referral by calling 800-299-1627 or by consulting this map.