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WASHINGTON -- Five years into the recently passed health care reform law Tennessee could have nearly a half million more residents on Medicaid, according to a report released Wednesday.
And the state could be paying an extra $1.5 billion for those services over five years, the Kaiser Family Foundation report estimates.
Both numbers are somewhat higher than an estimate of 200,000 new participants and $1 billion over five years put out by TennCare officials in March.
