On the recordJanuary 8, 2014
We all agree that Medicaid should not pay for care that someone else is liable for, and the statute has protections to ensure that States can recoup when other parties are liable financially.
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congress.govWe all agree that Medicaid should not pay for care that someone else is liable for, and the statute has protections to ensure that States can recoup when other parties are liable financially.
Waxman discusses the importance of timely Medicaid payments for pediatric care.
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