Summary
TRENTON Audits that found wasteful spending in New Jersey's health care programs for the poor are raising questions about whether the state could manage a health insurance program for all residents.
The audits found wealthy people enrolled in programs meant for the poor, paltry oversight and wasteful spending, all coming as some legislators push plans to make health insurance available to all New Jerseyans.See the full content of this document
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Universal Health Plan Stirs Doubts
"If the state can't handle a small health insurance program, then what confidence can anyone have that it will do a better job when it tries to cover everyone in New Jersey?" asked Assemblyman R...
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