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- Michael Kobernick, MD, MS, MS-PopH, CPE, Senior Medical Director, Health Plan Business, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
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Idaho plans to reduce pay rates for Medicaid mental health services by up to 15% beginning Dec. 2, a move providers say will destabilize care and increase pressure on jails and hospitals, according to a Nov. 25 report from KIFI…
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