Oklahoma SB193 repeals managed care provisions for the state Medicaid program and directs a transition to a fee-for-service delivery model.
Oklahoma SB193 repeals several sections of the state Medicaid program related to the managed care delivery model. It directs the Oklahoma Health Care Authority to transition Medicaid members to direct coverage and to enter into contracts with health care providers for network adequacy. The Authority must also seek federal approval for these changes. The bill specifies that the Authority may still implement value-based payment arrangements with providers. Effective November 1, 2025.
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