TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- State economists estimate Medicaid will consume about $20.2 billion of the state's budget this fiscal year.
If Monday's predictions are correct, that could leave the state with a nearly $1 billion surplus including $3.1 million general revenue.
Lawmakers budgeted $21.3 billion for Medicaid in 2011-2012.
The Republican-led Legislature passed bills overhauling the Medicaid program last year, warning large cost increases in coming years would overwhelm the budget. Read Full
If Monday's predictions are correct, that could leave the state with a nearly $1 billion surplus including $3.1 million general revenue.
Lawmakers budgeted $21.3 billion for Medicaid in 2011-2012.
The Republican-led Legislature passed bills overhauling the Medicaid program last year, warning large cost increases in coming years would overwhelm the budget. Read Full
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