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State Signs Deal to Develop New Medicaid Eligibility System

The state of Kansas is working on a new way to determine who is eligible for Medicaid and other assistance programs. A company will develop a new eligibility system for medical, food and cash assistance programs. Applications will be submitted electronically, and the system will double-check the information. Andy Allison, with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, says the new process will be faster and more efficient.


The system will cost around $85 million to develop. The federal government will pay for around 90 percent of the cost. The new system is slated to go online in 2013.

Stephen Koranda is KPR's Statehouse reporter.