After a delay, Tennessee lawmakers extend TennCare contracts without Centene
House Speaker Cameron Sexton has been pushing to give a TennCare contract to health care provider Centene. Tennessee's Fiscal Review Committee opted not to add Centene.(Photo: John Partipilo)Tennessee extended its three contracts for the state’s multibillion-dollar Medicaid program after it was delayed a month by state House Republicans. Members of the House GOP prevented the…
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