Idaho needs another $108 million to pay Medicaid mental health contractors
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is asking for another $108 million to pay Medicaid mental health contractors. If approved by the Idaho Legislature, the supplemental budget request would let the state agency spend more money in its current fiscal year than lawmakers originally approved in 2024. In its request, Health and Welfare says […]
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