Hoosiers Face Rising Health Insurance Premiums as Hospitals Are Left Unpaid
New Payor Scorecard reveals $717M in unpaid care, exposing the hidden cost of insurance for Hoosiers A new Payor Scorecard, analyzing data from 70 Indiana hospitals, shows hospitals delivered more than $717 million in care in 2025 that went unpaid as insurers delayed or denied payments—while continuing to raise premiums and out-of-pocket costs for Hoosiers. The Indiana Hospital Association (IHA) estimates that if all Indiana hospitals were included in the dataset, total unpaid care would exceed $1.6 billion statewide. The findings reveal a widening gap between what insurers collect from patients and employers, and what hospitals are ultimately
