Centene Subsidiary Selected to Continue Serving Nebraska's Medicaid Managed Care Members
"We are pleased to continue our partnership with the state to help build a healthier
The state's Medicaid managed care program provides access to physical health, behavioral health, pharmacy, hospital, dental and other services. Today, Nebraska Total Care serves more than 125,000 Medicaid enrollees and partners with nearly 60,000 healthcare providers statewide.
"Since 2017, Nebraska Total Care has been committed to helping Nebraskans live healthier lives," said
In addition to Medicaid, Nebraska Total Care serves underinsured and uninsured individuals through its federal insurance marketplace plan, Ambetter, and provides insurance for the Medicare population through its Medicare Advantage and Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (PDP), Wellcare.
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