NYC Wins $28.6 Million Medicaid Case Against State (S U P R A S P I N A T U S)

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NYC Wins $28.6 Million Medicaid Case Against State

From yesterday's AP wire:

An appeals court has ruled that the state owes New York City $28.6 million in illegally "intercepted" Medicaid payments for home health care.

Read more here.

Nothing in today's NYTimes (that I could find) on this, though, and the closing quote of the AP piece is that the AG's office new nothing of the ruling.

Posted by Paul Gillan on June 5, 2009 9:30 AM | Permalink

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