TennCare Proposes $600M Budget Increase
Tennessee’s TennCare Program Would Like To Spend $600 Million More Next Fiscal Year Than This Year, According To A Budget Request Presented Monday.
Read moreTennessee’s TennCare Program Would Like To Spend $600 Million More Next Fiscal Year Than This Year, According To A Budget Request Presented Monday.
Read moreAn Audit From The U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services’ Office Of The Inspector General Is Recommending That Tennessee Repay The Federal Government Up To $767 Million In Previous Tenncare Funding.
Read moreA TennCare Program Offering Support To Disabled Children In Tennessee Cost TennCare And DIDD Nearly $10 Million To Implement. $8.9 Million Was Spent On The Information System To Support The Program.
Read moreFamilies of about 3,000 children with disabilities will be eligible for financial assistance from the state, as Tennessee’s Katie Beckett Program received federal approval this week.
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