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99285 Medicaid Fee Schedule Rates by State

Compare 99285 (Emergency department visit, high severity with threat to function) across covered Medicaid fee-for-service physician schedules. Each figure is the median unmodified non-facility amount in that jurisdiction's latest published schedule.

These are agency-published fee-for-service amounts, not managed-care contracted rates or a guarantee of payment. The free view shows all covered jurisdictions for 99213, 99214, 99203, 99204, 99285 and up to 8 jurisdictions for other published codes.

Current, state-published Medicaid fee-for-service rates; managed-care contracts are not included.See complete Medicaid history for 99285

99285 Emergency department visit, high severity with threat to function 81 published rates across 43 jurisdictions

Medicaid rate by state

99285each state's current schedule
Jurisdictions publishing
43
Lowest
$66.18
Median
$138.64
Highest
$323.58
Spread
4.9x
Alaska: $323.58, effective July 2026Alabama: $93.60, effective April 2026Arkansas: $83.75, effective August 2026Arizona: $152.93, effective October 2025California: $108.08, effective April 2026Colorado: $143.51, effective April 2026Connecticut: no published rate for 99285District of Columbia: $147.39, effective April 2026Delaware: $166.73, effective January 2026Florida: $133.26, effective January 2026Georgia: $132.41, effective July 2026Hawaii: $166.55, effective June 2026Iowa: $143.10, effective August 2026Idaho: $143.10, effective July 2025Illinois: $121.28, effective July 2026Indiana: $159.69, effective August 2026Kansas: $98.48, effective August 2026Kentucky: $116.04, effective January 2026Louisiana: $144.29, effective January 2026Massachusetts: $127.50, effective January 2026MD: not covered yet - its fee schedule is not in the datasetMaine: $118.41, effective January 2026Michigan: no published rate for 99285Minnesota: $126.21, effective August 2026Missouri: $146.64, effective July 2026Mississippi: $147.73, effective July 2026Montana: $236.63, effective January 2026North Carolina: $138.64, effective January 2026North Dakota: $181.74, effective July 2026Nebraska: $188.45, effective July 2026New Hampshire: $103.01, effective January 2026New Jersey: $109.68, effective July 2026New Mexico: $255.43, effective March 2026Nevada: $176.04, effective July 2026New York: no published rate for 99285Ohio: $94.23, effective January 2026Oklahoma: $155.41, effective July 2026Oregon: $134.60, effective July 2026Pennsylvania: $138.74, effective August 2026RI: not covered yet - its fee schedule is not in the datasetSouth Carolina: $129.13, effective August 2026South Dakota: $160.70, effective July 2026TN: not covered yet - its fee schedule is not in the datasetTexas: no published rate for 99285Utah: $140.13, effective July 2026Virginia: $119.82, effective August 2026Vermont: $138.38, effective August 2026Washington: $99.18, effective July 2026Wisconsin: $66.18, effective August 2026West Virginia: $126.15, effective April 2026WY: not covered yet - its fee schedule is not in the datasetAK$323.58ALARAZ$152.93CA$108.08CO$143.51FLGAIAID$143.10ILINKS$98.48KYLAMEMIMN$126.21MO$146.64MSMT$236.63NCND$181.74NE$188.45NM$255.43NV$176.04NYOHOK$155.41OR$134.60PASCSD$160.70TNTXUT$140.13VAWA$99.18WIWVWY
Small states:CT—DC$147.39DE$166.73HI$166.55MA$127.50MD—NH$103.01NJ$109.68RI—VT$138.38No published rateNot covered yet

Ranked by rate

median $138.64
  1. AK$323.58
  2. NM$255.43
  3. MT$236.63
  4. NE$188.45
  5. ND$181.74
  6. NV$176.04
  7. DE$166.73
  8. HI$166.55
  9. SD$160.70
  10. IN$159.69
  11. OK$155.41
  12. AZ$152.93
  13. MS$147.73
  14. DC$147.39
  15. MO$146.64
  16. LA$144.29
  17. CO$143.51
  18. IA$143.10
  19. ID$143.10
  20. UT$140.13
  21. PA$138.74
  22. NC$138.64
  23. VT$138.38
  24. OR$134.60
  25. FL$133.26
  26. GA$132.41
  27. SC$129.13
  28. MA$127.50
  29. MN$126.21
  30. WV$126.15
  31. IL$121.28
  32. VA$119.82
  33. ME$118.41
  34. KY$116.04
  35. NJ$109.68
  36. CA$108.08
  37. NH$103.01
  38. WA$99.18
  39. KS$98.48
  40. OH$94.23
  41. AL$93.60
  42. AR$83.75
  43. WI$66.18

Each state shows the rate from the most recent schedule it has published. States update on their own cadence.

Rate history for one state

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99285 Medicaid rates in high-enrollment states

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Methodology

Each jurisdiction's published Medicaid fee-for-service physician schedule is downloaded at the source, parsed, and normalized into a shared schema of jurisdiction, effective period, section, code, modifier, non-facility rate, and facility rate. Rates are carried through unchanged - no averaging, interpolation, or cross-jurisdiction adjustment is applied. Where a program publishes a single rate for both settings, the same value appears in both columns. Managed-care contracts, eligibility, coverage rules, modifiers not shown, and claim-specific adjustments can produce different payment.

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