Medicaid Takes Big Cut

Oklahoma Watch: In reversal, Oklahoma Medicaid Agency plans $218 million in provider cuts

Just days after its board approved a flat budget with no provider cuts for the new fiscal year, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority told the federal government it plans to cut more than $200 million in payments to state hospitals…

Medicaid takes big cut

The Oklahoma Health Care Authority plans to cut more than $200 million in Medicaid payments to state hospitals, a move that could affect millions, including children, who rely on the health care they need.

Oklahoma Watch: In reversal, state Medicaid agency plans $218 million in provider cuts

The Oklahoma Hospital Association was surprised by the plan to cut 20% from the Supplemental Hospital Offset Payment Program.

In Reversal, Oklahoma Medicaid Agency Plans $218 Million in Provider Cuts

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