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After commencing arbitration, sb2 recovers $1.6 mm from MCO for two of client’s behavioral healthcare facilities.

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sb2 successfully fends off MCO’s attempt to unilaterally change daily rate for skilled nursing care, saving client approximately $11,000 per day.

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sb2 uses proprietary strategy to recover $917,194.00 from MCO for long time client.

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PA—Schutjer Bogar relies on Due Process Clause and federal regulations to qualify current resident effective July ’14.

03/30/2015

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AL—after overcoming numerous obstacles, Schutjer Bogar qualifies current resident on behalf of nation’s largest provider effective Feb ’15.

03/27/2015

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SC—Schutjer Bogar uses federal civil action to qualify resident for Medicaid effective Nov ’13. (Schutjer Bogar filed the appeal nearly a 1 year after the denial was issued.)

03/27/2015

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PA—Schutjer Bogar has MAR appointed after resident’s guardian resigns and opens decertification of Medicaid benefits issued in May ’14.

03/26/2015

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AR—former client with dozens of homes in Arkansas returns to Schutjer Bogar!

03/26/2015

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TX—new client retains Schutjer Bogar to rework admission agreement and polices.

03/25/2015

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AL—Schutjer Bogar uses unavailability arguments to convince ALJ to grant deceased resident’s application for Medicaid effective May ’14.

03/24/2015

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PA—Secretary of the Department of Human Services grants Schutjer Bogar’s Petition for reconsideration of ALJ decision denying Medicaid benefits.

03/24/2015

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SC—in another first, and with a few modifications, South Carolina Court agrees to appoint a MAR for deceased resident to complete Medicaid application.

03/24/2015

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NJ—another big win in New Jersey! Schutjer Bogar relies on several federal regulations to convince caseworker to wipe out $214k penalty period!

03/20/2015

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KY—ALJ agrees with our Due Process arguments and directs caseworker to approve former resident’s application for Medicaid effective Dec ’13.

03/20/2015

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