Missouri Medicaid expansion could cost taxpayers $200 million
3 years ago
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Expanding Medicaid, which Missouri residents voted in favor of in Tuesday's primary election, could cost the state $200 million. Proponents of the expansion suggest it will save the state money by increasing the reimbursement amount the state receives from the federal government.
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