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Minnesota Disenrolls Thousands of High-Risk Medicaid Providers Following Federal Review
Minnesota has disenrolled approximately 3,600 high-risk Medicaid providers following a federal review aimed at addressing fraud concerns. The Minnesota Department of Human Services reported that only 37% of the audited providers were revalidated, with issues such as incomplete paperwork and failed site visits leading to the disenrollment of over 61% of providers. State Representative Kristin Robbins raised concerns about the clarity of the process and its impact on legitimate providers.
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Minnesota has disenrolled approximately 3,600 high-risk Medicaid providers following a federal review aimed at addressing fraud concerns. The Minnesota Department of Human Services reported that only 37% of the audited providers were revalidated, with issues such as incomplete paperwork and failed site visits leading to the disenrollment of over 61% of providers. State Representative Kristin Robbins raised concerns about the clarity of the process and its impact on legitimate providers.
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