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Data: CMS T-MSIS 2018-2024

Source: opendata.hhs.gov

Updated: Oct 19, 2026

Rate Benchmarks

What each state pays for the same procedure. Start from a code β€” no need to pick a state first.

High-spend codes billed in 20+ states

Restricted to widely-billed codes: a procedure billed in four states cannot tell you whether your rate is unusual.

T1019Personal care ser per 15 minT1015Clinic serviceT2016Habil res waiver per diem99213Office o/p est low 20 minS5125Attendant care service /15m99214Office o/p est mod 30 min99284Emergency dept visit mod mdmH2016Comp comm supp svc, per diem99283Emergency dept visit low mdmH2015Comp comm supp svc, 15 min99285Emergency dept visit hi mdm90837Psytx w pt 60 minutesS5102Adult day care per diem90834Psytx w pt 45 minutesT2021Day habil waiver per 15 minH2017Psysoc rehab svc, per 15 minT1017Targeted case managementT1020Personal care ser per diem90999Unlisted dialysis procedureA0427Als1-emergencyH2019Ther behav svc, per 15 min92507Tx sp lang voice comm indivT2033Res, nos waiver per diemT1000Private duty/independent nsgH2014Skills train and dev, 15 minH0020Alcohol and/or drug services; methadone administration and/or serviceH0004Behavioral health counseling and therapy, per 15 minutes97530Therapeutic activitiesA0429Bls-emergencyH0019Behavioral health; long-term residential (non-medical, non-acute care in aS9124Nursing care, in the home; b97153Adaptive behavior tx by tech97110Therapeutic exercisesT2023Targeted case mgmt per monthT1016Case managementS5130Homaker service nos per 15mH2036A/d tx program, per diemG0463Hospital outpt clinic visitH0036Comm psy face-face per 15minT2031Assist living waiver/diem
T1000Private duty/independent nsgHome Health

Average paid per claim across 32 reporting states. National median $351.83. Minnesota pays $62.51, 82% below the median.

State-by-state detail is in the table below.

Ranked by rate
Coverage differs across these states. Claims represent 44% of Montana’s Medicaid spending but only 9% of Nebraska’s. A lower figure here may reflect what this dataset cannot see rather than what the state spends.
StateAvg paid / claimvs medianClaimsProvidersCoverage
NY β€” New York$628.47+79%4,851429%
CO β€” Colorado$624.99+78%202,6271531%
PA β€” Pennsylvania$571.01+62%63,5001016%
TN β€” Tennessee$566.08+61%162,6781226%
NE β€” Nebraska$540.48+54%7,34919%
NM β€” New Mexico$537.49+53%58,193531%
TX β€” Texas$492.84+40%6,938,92514027%
WA β€” Washington$485.03+38%363,1801414%
KS β€” Kansas$480.33+37%621,8731430%
NJ β€” New Jersey$468.75+33%35,769936%
LA β€” Louisiana$414.79+18%1,920120%
NC β€” North Carolina$403.69+15%2,853,7937224%
MI β€” Michigan$375.64+7%597,3681628%
WV β€” West Virginia$371.99+6%115,363324%
DC β€” District of Columbia$369.85+5%107,184527%
OK β€” Oklahoma$352.75+0%620,565920%
IN β€” Indiana$350.91βˆ’0%80,883215%
UT β€” Utah$345.93βˆ’2%224,082716%
IL β€” Illinois$335.69βˆ’5%236,069111%
KY β€” Kentucky$316.54βˆ’10%88,470223%
RI β€” Rhode Island$309.01βˆ’12%93,506235%
MO β€” Missouri$295.71βˆ’16%1,146,0631735%
OH β€” Ohio$273.29βˆ’22%1,776,8075823%
FL β€” Florida$266.37βˆ’24%52,969417%
IA β€” Iowa$180.13βˆ’49%814123%
CA β€” California$121.44βˆ’65%18,471217%
SD β€” South Dakota$118.91βˆ’66%147,8092835%
MN β€” Minnesota$62.51βˆ’82%411124%
ME β€” Maine$49.12βˆ’86%14,5311338%
MD β€” Maryland$17.17βˆ’95%42,358521%
ID β€” Idaho$13.41βˆ’96%14,651615%
MT β€” Montana$11.14βˆ’97%39,244144%

Average paid per claim is a ratio internal to the claims data, so unlike per-enrollee measures it needs no external denominator. It remains subject to one caveat: this extract carries no claim-type field, so fee-for-service claims and managed-care encounter records are mixed together, and states derive encounter amounts inconsistently. The coverage column indicates how much of each state’s program these claims represent.