Maine DHHS Agreed It Failed to Provide Effective Oversight of Autism Services — Then Said Its Own Rules Were Outdated
Federal auditors concluded Maine made improper and potentially improper Medicaid payments because it failed to effectively oversee RCS services. Maine DHHS agreed—and records obtained by The Maine Mirror show the state acknowledged its Section 28 rules contained “outdated, ambiguous, and inaccurate provisions” and committed to replacing them.