MACPAC, a nonpartisan agency that makes recommendations on issues affecting Medicaid, said that low-level reporting in Arkansas was 'a strong warning that the current process may not be structured in a way that provides individuals with an opportunity to succeed.'
Joseph P. Kennedy III: “MACPAC, a nonpartisan agency that makes recommendations on issues affecting Medicaid, said that low-level reporting in…”
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Kennedy cites MACPAC's concerns about the Medicaid work requirement process in Arkansas.
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