salazar v. district of columbia
954 F. Supp. 278 (D.D.C. 1996)
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April 1995, Second Amended Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief
September 1997 D.D.C. Reimbursement Procedures Order
January 1999 D.D.C. Settlement Order
December 1999 D.D.C. Order Concerning Reimbursement Procedures
July 2000 D.D.C. Technical Amendment Consent Order
August 2000 D.D.C. Technical Amendment Consent Order
September 2001 D.D.C. EPSDT Memorandum Opinion
February 2003 D.D.C. Order on Children's Blood Lead Testing and Dental Health
October 2004 D.D.C. Opinion on Children’s Dental Health
October 2004 D.D.C. Order on Children’s Dental Health
July 2006 D.D.C. Opinion on Civil Coercive Penalties for the District of Columbia
August 2008 D.D.C. Opinion Assessing Civil Coercive Penalties against the District of Columbia
April 2009 Consent Order re EPSDT Notice and Outreach
February 2010 D.D.C. Opinion on Children’s Dental Health Order Will Not be Vacated
April 2010 D.C. Circuit Opinion On Civil Coercive Penalties against the District of Columbia
August 2010 D.D.C. Memorandum Opinion Denying Motion to Terminate
February 2011 D.C. Circuit Opinion Children’s Dental Health Order Will Not be Vacated
March 2012 D.C. Circuit Opinion Dismissing Appeal
April 22, 2013, OAH Order for Continuing EPSDT Benefits Pending Fair Hearing Resolution
October 2013 District Court Order Terminating Recertification Provisions of Settlement Order
February 2014 Order on Extension for Reimbursement Claims
May 19, 2015 Memorandum Opinion on Salazar Class Members and Reimbursement of Out-of-Pocket Expenses
Documents from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
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