North Dakota Medicaid reimbursement rates are the amounts that the state of North Dakotas Medicaid plans use to decide how much to pay for covered health care services. There is not one rate for every service or every provider. Each service and each provider might have rates. The rates can vary depending on the type …
North Carolina Medicaid reimbursement rates are the amounts the state uses to pay for healthcare services covered under Medicaid. There’s no rate that fits every service. Two providers can bill the same service and get paid differently. The code, your provider type, the fee schedule, modifiers, place of service, units, date of service and coverage …
Ask what New Hampshire pays for Medicaid and you’ll get a “depends.” There’s no single statewide rate. What the state pays hinges on the service, the procedure code, who’s billing, and when the rate went into effect. And then there’s how the claim gets paid. Fee-for-service runs off the state’s fee schedule. Managed care runs …
Hunting for a single New York Medicaid rate won’t get you far, because one doesn’t exist. New York Medicaid reimbursement rates are the dollar amounts and payment methods the state uses to pay healthcare providers and facilities for covered Medicaid services. The amount you get depends on many things. The type of provider matters. So …
New Jersey Medicaid reimbursement rates for 2027 vary by service, procedure code, provider type, effective date, and payment arrangement. NJMMIS Rate and Code Information is the official place to start. Some services follow separate schedules, managed-care contracts, provider-specific rates, or supplemental payment methodologies. Hoping to find one statewide Medicaid reimbursement number? Save yourself the time. …
Nebraska Medicaid doesn’t pay one universal rate. Nebraska DHHS posts a separate fee schedule for each service and provider category, and the amount paid turns on the code, the service, the effective date, the payment methodology, and whether the claim goes through fee-for-service or managed care. Whether you’re a provider, a billing professional, or a …
Montana Medicaid reimbursement rates for 2027 are not one flat price for the whole state. The amount a claim pays depends on who the provider is, what service was done, and how Montana pays for that service. The date of service, modifiers, place of service, and coverage rules also play a part. The official source …
Missouri Medicaid runs under the name MO HealthNet, with reimbursement handled by the MO HealthNet Division (MHD) inside the Missouri Department of Social Services. In 2027, there’s no one statewide rate that covers every doctor, hospital, procedure, or service. Payment comes from fee schedules, rate lists, and different methodologies. Provider type, service, procedure code, and …
Mississippi Medicaid doesn’t pay one statewide amount. The Mississippi Division of Medicaid (DOM) sets payment by service, procedure code, provider type, date of service and payment system, and each of those can change the number on your claim. If you want to see how the state compares with others, our breakdown of Medicaid reimbursement rates …
Michigan Medicaid reimbursement rates determine what the state pays for covered Medicaid services. But no single rate applies to every service, provider, or procedure. What you actually get paid comes down to a handful of moving parts: the CPT, HCPCS, or CDT code you’re billing, the type of provider you are, when the claim’s effective …