A Medicaid administrative services vendor for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission contested the timeliness of an audit it contends took place four years past a statutory deadline.
November 29, 2023 at 02:52 PM
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Justices on the Texas Supreme Court struggled with a state agency’s stance that it can conduct audits indefinitely on vendors handling Medicaid applications, despite a one-year statutory deadline.
During oral argument Wednesday, the court heard Image API LLC v. Young, a case where a vendor for the Health and Human Services Commission conducted an audit in 2016 for services rendered by Image API from 2010-2011.
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