Indiana stabilizes public health funding at $100 million annually, balancing criticism with local successes.

Indiana's public health funding is set to stabilize at $100 million annually, down slightly from initial plans. Health First Indiana, a state initiative, faces some criticism but shows local successes. State Health Commissioner Lindsay Weaver highlights the benefits of flexible funding, emphasizing oversight and performance indicators to ensure effective use of funds. Despite concerns over funding allocation, the state's commitment to public health remains clear.