But each waiver has a time limit, because demonstration projects are intended to be analyzed to ensure they are working, and that they are using taxpayer dollars wisely.
Kathy Castor: “But each waiver has a time limit, because demonstration projects are intended to be analyzed to ensure they are working…”
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Castor discusses the importance of time limits on Medicaid waivers for accountability.
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