TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) — New laws in Indiana are now in effect, focusing on energy innovation and healthcare cost reduction ...

Two competing hospitals in Terre Haute, Indiana, have withdrawn their merger application shortly before a state decision deadline and amid increasing opposition to medical monopolies. Union Health ...

That’s incorrect. Indiana Code 16-21-15, which was written with heavy input from Union Health, regulates hospitals’ charges — the equivalent of the sticker price on a new car.

Terre Haute Regional Hospital may be forced to close if it’s not acquired by Union Health, the hospitals argue in their latest request for a COPA. The FTC does not agree.

In addition, Union and Terre Haute Regional don’t need to combine to keep their doors open — both hospitals are financially stable and able to continue standalone operations, according to the ...

Indiana-based organizations will host events in cities and towns across the state to demonstrate the impact of federal cuts ...

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Locals in this city of 58,000 are used to having to wait at railroad crossings for one of the dozens of daily cargo trains to pass through. But a proposed merger between the ...

In 2023, nonprofit Union Health, which includes the 341-bed Union Hospital, sought to purchase the 278-bed Terre Haute Regional Hospital, which is owned by for-profit hospital chain HCA Healthcare.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita on Thursday announced his office’s opposition to the proposed merger of Terre Haute’s two hospitals. Union Hospital and Terre Haute Regional Hospital are ...

The Indiana Health Department will decide in the coming weeks whether to approve the merger of two Terre Haute hospitals in what would be the last deal of its kind, Inside Indiana Business ...

According to the Terre Haute Police Department, a crash was reported at the community’s airport just before 2 p.m. Thursday.

A lawsuit filed by two Indiana hospitals over a Medicare payment calculation was properly dismissed by an HHS appeal board, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled March 25.