Florida officials announced the names of the nine health plans the state wants to ink contracts with to provide health care to nearly 4 million poor, elderly and disabled residents.
The decision is not final, though, and Molina Healthcare of Florida and Positive Healthcare, both of which currently have contracts, but would be shut out of the Medicaid program between 2019-2024, have said they plan on challenging the Agency for Health Care Administration’s decision.
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