TRENTON — New Jersey would
have more freedom to spend money to keep senior citizens and people with
developmental disabilities living at home and out of institutions under
a revised Medicaid program the Obama administration approved Wednesday.
Three Christie administration cabinet members Thursday morning outlined
the much-anticipated “comprehensive Medicaid waiver” that will give the state more flexibility in how the $10 billion state and federally funded program serves more than 1 million poor, disabled and elderly people, and supports hospitals.
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