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- Introduced by Rep. Robert Genetski (R) on October 22, 2009, to create a state Medicaid inspector general position. Medicaid is the health care program for the poor, paid for by both the state and federal governments. After K-12 education it is the second largest spending item in the state budget, and there is evidence of ongoing and large scale Medicaid fraud.
- Referred to the House Judiciary Committee on October 22, 2009.
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1) Re: 2009 House Bill 5542 (Create state Medicaid inspector general ) by beverlytran on November 13, 2009Actually, the position of Medicaid Inspector will more than pay for itself and become self sustaining by ending Medicaid fraud and encouriging more efficiency in the delivery of services. The state will benefit annually in billions of dollars that can eventually be appropraited to help the state financially.
The challenge before us is in implementation, or rather, "how" is the Medicaid Inspector to be created.
Beverly Tran
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You people can't keep tolet paper in the tolet let along create a new inspector general job.(HOW )are you going to pay for something with IOU????? Wake up Michigan legislator you act like the well will never go dry.
DO something constructive like got to (PART TIME) Legislator the state will save million....
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Since the concept of Medicaid Inspector General is being deliberated from all angles, I will be following this closely, for personal reasons of course.
It is going to be very interesting to see how the revenue-maximizing schemes of Michigan Children's Institute are going to be addressed.
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