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Prior to Aug. of 09, Medicade was paying $72 each way for non-emergency out of a nursing facility. As of Aug. 1st they wont pay anything. Its up to the nursing facility.

Where did you get this information. Medicaid is a federally funded source. Is this information available to the general population?

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