Medica sues state over public insurance contract
Late last year,
In February, the
In the lawsuit,
Among other things, the state boosted payment rates to competing managed care organizations (MCOs) through a "transition factor" that was never offered to
"We believe the state violated state procurement law by refusing to include
In a statement,
"We have an obligation to ensure continued coverage for the more than 300,000 people affected by
For 2016,
In November, both
Back in 2015, UCare sued
In the new lawsuit,
"
The lawsuit adds: "
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