Report: Former Mississippi Medicaid director to run federal program
Receive a monthly roundup from the health team when you sign up for The Pulse. The former leader of Mississippi’s public health insurance program for children, pregnant women, low income and disabled people has been tapped to run the overarching federal program, Politico reported Tuesday.
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