MedStar’s insurer, MedStar Family Choice, was one of three companies that won a massive city contract last year, totaling about $1.5 billion, to collectively manage the care of about 250,000 Medicaid beneficiaries and residents enrolled in the city’s Alliance health-care program for low-income immigrants and other patients. But months after the contract began, a judge ruled that MedStar had actually violated procurement law during the process.
D.C. Medicaid patients could lose access to doctors at MedStar, the hospital system that most often treats D.C.’s poor – The Washington Post