Without a phased approach, providers could face a fiscal cliff, and a reasonable glidepath would provide the state and affected providers sufficient time to adjust to new requirements and mitigate any disruptions to the state’s healthcare delivery system.
Kevin Cramer: “Without a phased approach, providers could face a fiscal cliff, and a reasonable glidepath would provide the state and…”
On the recordNovember 10, 2026
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Warning about potential fiscal issues without a phased approach.
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