Appeal of state’s $15B Medicaid contract highlights secrecy of process
It’s hard to make a case without all the facts. Which is why the two health insurance companies denied a piece of the state’s $15.5 billion, five-year Medicaid contract want more information about what they allege was an unfair bid process. But the public records requests submitted by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island…
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