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  1. A new program has been established in Maine to offset the anticipated fallout of a recent law, with CMS overseeing state health plans and funding.

The MaineCare Program is facing operational issues, including failures in documenting review methodologies and underutilization control gaps.

6 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 11
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The MaineCare Program is facing operational issues, including failures in documenting review methodologies and underutilization control gaps.

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  1. Due to safety failures, a residential care provider in Maine lost its MaineCare billing privileges and declined to renew its residential care licenses.Sub-event
  2. DHHS initiated rulemaking proceedings and oversight hearings regarding the operational issues of the MaineCare Program.1 source
  3. Operational failures found in the MaineCare Program regarding documentation and control gaps.1 source
  4. Farrin's case illustrates the issues facing the MaineCare Program in rural Maine.1 source

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