A company whose Medicaid contract with Louisiana is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation says it will challenge a decision by Gov. Bobby Jindal’s administration on Thursday to cancel the contract. Maryland-based CNSI was supposed to take over Medicaid claims processing next year. But once the federal investigation became public, the governor’s Commissioner of Administration Kristy Nichols announced the contract was being scrapped. CNSI issued a statement today saying the cancellation was decided without any notice to the company. A CNSI spokesman, Sonny Cranch, says the company is consulting with attorneys about how to proceed with a challenge of the Jindal administration decision. The grand jury is looking into how the contract was awarded by the Jindal administration. The governor’s secretary at the health department, Bruce Greenstein, once worked for CNSI.
Company to dispute La.’s Medicaid contract cancellation
Sign up for the free Daily Report email – local news about the people, companies and issues that impact business impact business in Baton Rouge and beyond.
