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State healthcare administrators, lawmakers brace for new Medicaid re-procurement scrum

State healthcare administrators, lawmakers brace for new Medicaid re-procurement scrum

by Brian Burgess | Nov 7, 2023

Florida’s Medicaid managed care contracts, worth billions, are up for renewal as the state enters a re-procurement process, with 11 providers including Centene’s Sunshine Health vying for new six-year agreements. The re-procurement follows a $9 million...
Stagnant national housing market sees affordability hit 39-year low

Stagnant national housing market sees affordability hit 39-year low

by Brian Burgess | Nov 6, 2023

The national housing market faces previously unseen challenges as interest rates reach a 23-year high, making it difficult for potential homebuyers to enter the market. Homeownership costs now demand nearly half of the median household income, a significant increase...
Budget hawks start to circle over New College of Florida’s fiscal-fantasy business plan

Budget hawks start to circle over New College of Florida’s fiscal-fantasy business plan

by Brian Burgess | Nov 5, 2023

Pressure is mounting at New College of Florida in Sarasota, where a controversial new business plan is causing a stir among conservatives worried as much about budgetary discipline as they are about educational innovation. And now the school’s new strategy has...
After confidential security briefing based on FBI threat assessment, Moody challenges Biden Admin on release of foreign nationals

After confidential security briefing based on FBI threat assessment, Moody challenges Biden Admin on release of foreign nationals

by Brian Burgess | Nov 3, 2023

The FBI issued a heightened terrorism threat level alert this week in the wake of the ongoing combat between Israel and the Hamas terror group Florida officials received a confidential security briefing in Boynton Beach  Attorney General Ashley Moody and other state...
Citizens gains more policies, but also gets approval to offload 125,000 in January

Citizens gains more policies, but also gets approval to offload 125,000 in January

by Brian Burgess | Nov 1, 2023

As Citizens Insurance continues to absorb more homeowners policies, state regulators approved a second tranche of policies to be offloaded to private insurers. About 125,000 policies will be migrated to private carriers in January, according to the Office of Insurance...
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