INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana hospitals could see a staggering $1 billion in annual revenue loss over the next three to five years, according to a recent report from the Indiana Hospital Association. WATCH FULL STORY BELOWIndiana Hospital Association report reveals financial crisis for hospitalsAccording to IHA's report, Hoosier hospitals continue to struggle financially, with operating income dropping 5.5% over the last year as revenue fails to keep pace with rising costs. Matt Doyle, CEO of Methodist Hospitals, outlined the stark financial reality hospitals face with government-funded patients. WRTVGovernor Mike Braun acknowledged the state's healthcare challenges, noting Indiana's poor performance on both cost and outcomes. Governor Braun is now calling on Hoosiers to do their part to lessen the burden on our state's hospitals.