Many of North Dakota’s seniors, children, and people with disabilities rely on Medicaid, and the vast majority of providers operate in good faith. Expanding oversight and prioritizing revalidation of high-risk providers will increase accountability and transparency, strengthening the program for recipients, health care providers and taxpayers.
Kelly Armstrong: “Many of North Dakota’s seniors, children, and people with disabilities rely on Medicaid, and the vast majority of…”
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Announcing a new Medicaid oversight strategy
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