Moore Ex Rel. Moore v. Reese

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• stating that Congress could have but did not give the state the role of “final arbiter” over medical necessity
• providing an exhaustive summary of the statutory and regulation system governing the provision of PDN services to medically fragile children
• “Accordingly, even if a category of medical services or treatments is mandatory under the Medicaid Act, participating states must provide those medical services or treatments for Medicaid recipients only if they are ‘medically necessary.’”
• “Accordingly, even if a category of medical services or treatments is mandatory under the Medicaid Act, participating states must provide those medical services or treatments for Medicaid recipients only if they are ‘medically necessary.’”
• “Accordingly, even if a category of medical services or treatments is mandatory under the Medicaid Act, participating states must provide those medical services or treatments for Medicaid recipients only if they are ‘medically necessary.’”
• “A state is obligated to provide EPSDT- eligible children with private duty nursing services, but only to the extent that they are medically necessary.” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).