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California Medi-Cal safeguard gap allegedly enabled $269 million in spending

A report claims that after California removed a Medi-Cal safeguard, one individual or entity drove $269 million through the resulting gap. The supplied information does not establish whether the spending was improper or identify the affected program details.

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Potential weaknesses in a major public healthcare program could expose taxpayers to substantial losses and reduce access to care if safeguards fail.

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  1. California Dropped a Medi-Cal Safeguard. He Drove $269 Million Through the Gap. ↗pjmedia.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 12:31 AM UTC

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