Two managed care companies have lost their protests over how the state awarded contracts for its $4 billion Medicaid program known as KanCare.
The state's procurement director on Wednesday notified two unsuccessful bidders - CareSource and Aetna Better Health - that their protests had been turned down and the state will move ahead with the new Medicaid program.
Todd Herman told lawyers from both companies that the contracts awarded to United Healthcare, Sunflower and Healthy Blue will remain in place. Here are the response letters to CareSource and . . .
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