Bill
HB 885
Montana's HB 885 sought to revise Medicaid laws for better customer service but died in committee after missing fiscal deadlines without clear details on specific improvements.
HB 885 proposes general revisions to Montana's Medicaid laws with a stated focus on improving customer service delivery. The bill underwent fiscal review and appropriations committee hearings but ultimately died in the legislative process after missing a deadline for appropriation bill transmittal.
Medicaid administration directly affects healthcare access for low-income Montanans, seniors, and disabled individuals. Improvements to customer service could influence enrollment rates, benefit access, and program efficiency, making this relevant to roughly 1 in 4 Montana residents who rely on Medicaid.
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