Committee Considers GPS/Camera Requirement for Medicaid NEMT; Privacy and Volunteer Driver Concerns Raised
House File 46-84 would require GPS/telematics and rear-facing cameras for providers billing Medicaid for nonemergency medical transportation (NEMT). Vendor testimony called it a practical accountability fix; members asked about data privacy, volunteer drivers and telematics language; bill laid over.
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Representative Robbins introduced House File 46-84 to increase accountability for nonemergency medical transportation (NEMT) providers billing Medicaid by requiring GPS/tracking and rear-facing cameras to verify routes and passenger counts. The sponsor said the change grew out of fraud-committee work and has bipartisan backing.
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