As the state looks to close a $6.1 billion budget gap, state Sen. George Borrello, R-Sunset Bay, is suggesting that reducing fraud in non-emergency medical transports could save the state millions of dollars in Medicaid spending. “The transition of NEMT coordination from the local level to the state level was advanced as a cost-saving measure several years ago during the first Medicaid Redesign Team effort. Unfortunately, it has proven to be just the opposite."
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