Beshear to rebid managed care contracts
"I believe health care is a basic human right and that every family should be able to see a doctor when they are sick," Beshear said in a release. "Given the way the previous administration handled this process and lasting public concerns, the only option I had was to cancel the contracts and rebid. Moving forward we must ensure a fair and transparent process and meet every Kentuckian's health care needs."
According to release, the reasons behind the governor's actions include: the original request for proposal (RFP) included the previous administration's Medicaid waiver, which was ended last week by
The release noted an RFP will be issued with a target date of
Last week, Beshear's administration notified the
The governor also effectively ended
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