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Amerigroup Cuts 30% Rate for Georgia Medicaid Autism Therapy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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What happened

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Amerigroup, the Medicaid contractor for Georgia, implemented a 30% rate cut for applied behavior analysis therapy on September 1. This cut applies to children in foster care and those adopted out of foster care. Providers warned that the reduced reimbursement rates create an unsustainable environment for state providers.

From fox5atlanta.com

Why it matters

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Amerigroup is solely responsible for providing care to Georgia's foster care population. The abrupt rate cuts have led state lawmakers and care providers to demand action, citing the jeopardy of critical developmental services.

From fox5atlanta.com

Who's involved

  • GeorgiaState whose Medicaid program Amerigroup administers
  • AmerigroupMedicaid contractor responsible for providing care to Georgia's foster care population

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    Healthcare providers might face reduced revenue due to the lower reimbursement rates for specialized services.

Possible ripples

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