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  1. States including California, New York, and Illinois are facing issues regarding owed federal funds and improper payments.

Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Adjust Medicaid Dental Program Administration

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Pennsylvania and Massachusetts are administering Medicaid dental programs through state contracts. In Massachusetts, the state’s Medicaid administrator faced administrative collapse, leading to significant delays in treatment approvals for patients. As part of these changes, the state announced the termination of one contractor and the use of another.

From bostonglobe.com

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These state-level administrative shifts occur amid broader issues where states like California, New York, and Illinois are dealing with problems related to improper payments and owed federal funds. The changes in program administration affect how dental care is delivered and funded within the states.

States including California, New York, and Illinois are facing issues regarding owed federal funds and improper payments.

From bostonglobe.com

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