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Maya T. Prabhu, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Centene Gave Thousands to Georgia Leaders’ Campaigns While Facing Medicaid Overbilling Questions

By Maya T. Prabhu, Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Andy Miller October 18, 2022 KFF Health News Original

Centene is trying to settle accusations of Medicaid pharmaceutical overcharging in Georgia, and the St. Louis-based company has been giving thousands of dollars to the campaigns of the state attorney general and the governor.

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