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A bid to cover roughly 1 million Floridians by expanding the state Medicaid program is in doubt after one of the state's top legislative leaders called it a social experiment "destined for failure."
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“It is not a white flag of surrender,” Florida Gov. Rick Scott said.This was technically true: He did not wave a banner ... when he announced … that he wants Florida to expand Medicaid, a key piece of Obamacare.
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Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who swiftly rejected Medicaid expansion under health reform after last year's U.S. Supreme Court decision allowed states to do so, called for the state to expand the safety net program for three years, or as long as federal tax dollars cover all the costs.
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Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who had long opposed Medicaid expansion under health reform, has called for the state to expand the program for three years, or as long as federal dollars cover the costs.
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The state of Florida won a second victory from HHS that will help the state introduce a statewide Medicaid managed-care program.
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Florida Gov. Rick Scott's proposed $74.2 billion budget does not contain money for Medicaid expansion, but it does contain $80 million in graduate medical education funding to pay for additional residency training positions for new doctors in the state.
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