Maine Medicaid goes by MaineCare, and if you’re hoping for one clean number that applies across the board, that number doesn’t exist. Rates shift based on the service, the MaineCare Benefits Manual section it falls under, the billing code, the provider type, the payment methodology, the effective date, units billed, modifiers, and place of service. …
Ask ten different Louisiana providers what Medicaid pays, and you’ll get ten different answers. That’s not confusion on their part — it’s just how the system works. There is no single Medicaid reimbursement rate that applies to every healthcare service in Louisiana. Louisiana Medicaid publishes separate fee schedules for professional services, hospitals, dental services, durable …
Ask ten different providers what “the Kentucky Medicaid reimbursement rate” is, and you’ll get ten different answers. That’s because none exists. Kentucky’s Department for Medicaid Services puts out separate 2026 fee schedules for physicians, dentists, behavioral health providers, labs, therapists, DME suppliers, hospitals, transportation companies — the list goes on, and each one lives on …
There’s no single number that answers “what does Kansas Medicaid pay?” There never has been. Payment depends on the service, the provider type, the procedure code, how the claim gets paid, and when it was billed. KMAP handles the fee schedules — that’s the pricing side of Kansas Medicaid. But most enrollees never touch KMAP …
There’s no single number here. One rate doesn’t cover everyone. What Iowa Medicaid pays shifts with the provider type, the service itself, the procedure code, the payment method, when the claim was filed, and whether it’s fee-for-service or managed care. The official Iowa Medicaid fee schedule lists payment amounts by provider type for covered procedures. …
There’s no single number that answers “what does Indiana Medicaid pay?” Rates depend on the service, the procedure code, the provider type, and which fee schedule applies. Here’s what you need to know right away: for dates of service starting January 1, 2027, physician, DME, medical-supply and transportation services will shift to 100% of the …
There’s no single number that answers “what does Illinois Medicaid pay?” Never has been. HFS doesn’t run one reimbursement schedule — it runs dozens, split out by provider type. What you actually get paid on a claim comes down to a stack of variables: the procedure code, your provider category, the effective date, any modifiers …
There’s no single Idaho Medicaid rate that applies across the board. What you get paid depends on your provider type, the procedure code, the payment methodology behind it, and the effective date attached to that specific service. Anyone searching for “the 2027 rate” is really searching for several different answers at once. For most services, …
There’s no single number you can point to and call “the Hawaii Medicaid rate” for 2027. Ask that question and you’ll get a different answer depending on the service, the procedure code, the provider type, and whether the claim runs through fee-for-service Medicaid or a QUEST Integration managed care plan. Modifiers matter too. For fiscal …
Georgia Medicaid reimbursement rates for State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2027 run from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. There’s no single flat payment rate here. Georgia Medicaid works through multiple fee schedules and reimbursement methodologies, and which one applies depends entirely on the service, the provider type, the procedure code, and the payment system …