A second managed care company protesting the awarding of the state's Medicaid contracts is asking the state to delay implementation of the contracts for administering the $4 billion health care program for the less affluent.
In a protest made available to lawmakers on Monday, CareSource, an Ohio-based managed care nonprofit, cites a conflict of interest, the inability of another bidder to provide required services, failure to consider the cost of its proposal and an arbitrary scoring system.
CareSource, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, formed an alliance with InterHab, the . . .
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