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Medicaid Urges States to Increase Autism Therapy Oversight

Medicaid Urges States to Increase Autism Therapy Oversight
NYT Business Tuesday 04 August 2026, 15:30 UTC By Sarah Kliff 1 min read
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An autism therapy clinic in North Carolina in April. The state is on track to spend $1 billion on autism therapy next year, compared with $121 million in 2022.

An autism therapy clinic in North Carolina in April. The state is on track to spend $1 billion on autism therapy next year, compared with $121 million in 2022.
Medicaid Urges States to Increase Autism Therapy Oversight An (ORG) North Carolina (LOCATION)
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