State sues feds over rejection of ‘Georgia-centric’ Medicaid expansion
ATLANTA– The state of Georgia and the federal government remain at loggerheads over Gov. The state filed a lawsuit in federal court in Brunswick Friday seeking an extension of the five-year program being denied by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. In 2021, after Democrat Joe Biden succeeded Republican Donald Trump in the White House, CMS…
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