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A Return to Institutionalization Depsite Olmstead v. L.C. - The Inadequacy of Medicaid Provider Reimbursement in Minnesota and the Failure to Deliver Home- and Community-Based Waiver Services

Sandra L. Yue

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The Inadequacy of Medicaid Provider Reimbursement in Minnesota and the Failure to Deliver Home

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The Inadequacy of Medicaid Provider Reimbursement in Minnesota and the Failure to Deliver Home

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The Inadequacy of Medicaid Provider Reimbursement in Minnesota and the Failure to Deliver Home

Key concepts: Waiver, Medicaid, Reimbursement, Institutionalisation, Political science, Law, Health care

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