On the recordSeptember 16, 2015
No State should be forced to continue to include providers in their Medicaid program who commit reprehensible acts.
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congress.govNo State should be forced to continue to include providers in their Medicaid program who commit reprehensible acts.
Argues against taxpayer funding for Medicaid providers involved in unethical practices.
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