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Attorneys who successfully sued to force Missouri to enact voter-approved Medicaid expansion argued in a letter to state officials Thursday that delays in

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Attorneys who successfully sued to force Missouri to implement Medicaid expansion argued delays violate the court order and federal law.

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Officials reiterated it will still be several months of fine-tuning until Medicaid expansion applications can be approved

Missourians who qualify for benefits under Medicaid expansion can begin enrolling, but it may take up to two months until they will find out if their eligibility has been verified and their application has been approved.

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After a court ruling, Governor Parson states, "My administration is always going to follow the law and yesterday's court order is no exception."

Missouri will use $30 million in CARES Act funding to support the states health care system and professionals.