TennCare seeks $975M in additional funding tied to medical costs, price of new obesity drugs
TennCare – the state Medicaid program that pays the medical bills of 1.4 million low-income Tennesseans – is seeking a $975 million budget boost next year driven in large part by rising medical costs.
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