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Ohio Approves Nearly Billion Dollar Payment After Court Ruled State Shortchanged Nursing Homes
- Ohio lawmakers approved an $875 million payment package after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled the state used the wrong formula to calculate Medicaid reimbursements for nursing homes, shortchanging providers by hundreds of millions of dollars.
- The Ohio Supreme Court ruled in September 2025 that state officials used the wrong methodology for certain Medicaid quality payments, leading to underpayments to nursing homes.
- The payment package includes about $310 million from the state and $565 million in federal funding to resolve the reimbursement issue.
- Scott D. Wiley, CEO of the Ohio Health Care Association, urged Governor Mike DeWine to sign the bill promptly to help providers and the families they serve.
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Ohio approves nearly billion dollar payment after court ruled state shortchanged nursing homes
Legislators approved a massive financial package after the Ohio Supreme Court found the state used the wrong formula to calculate certain reimbursements for nursing homes.
·Washington, United States
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Ohio approves nearly billion dollar payment after court ruled state shortchanged nursing homes - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Ohio auditor sounds alarm on billions in Medicaid fraud at Capitol Hill hearing Ohio State Auditor Keith Faber warns of billions lost in widespread Ohio Medicaid fraud during a Capitol Hill hearing. Faber explains lax program controls allow ineligible recipients, including deceased individuals and multi-state enrollees, to exploit the system. He highlights over $455 million in benefits paid to ineligible recipients in 2020 alone, urging immediat…
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