"It's meant to reduce the
administrative and cost burden on states — and obviously their plan partners,
but mostly the states — in areas where these rules that were in place didn't
necessarily translate to better patient outcomes [and] were just burdensome."
— Alex Shekhdar, vice president of
federal and state policy with Medicaid Health Plans of America (MHPA) talked
with AIS's RADAR on Medicare
Advantage about the Trump administration's new Medicaid rule, which
aims to reduce administrative burdens and streamline a similar Obama-era rule
from 2016.
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