E0433 Medicaid Fee Schedule Rates by State
Compare E0433 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.
E0433 not in the free view
Medicaid rate by state
Hatched states are not shown here. Flat grey means the state is shown and publishes no rate for E0433.
Rate history for one state
Select a state on the map to see how its rate has moved - the platform holds 105 published periods back to 2003. Not part of the free view.
The table behind this panel shows the fields available in historical schedules; it does not display synthetic dates or rates. The real history, every published schedule back to 2003 for all 16,344 codes, is in the platform.
Schedule a demoNo state shown here publishes a comparable rate for E0433 - an unmodified non-facility one. A state may still price it under a modifier or for facility settings only, which are not comparable across states and are left to the platform; and a schedule only lists what that state reimburses directly, so codes paid through managed care or bundled into another service do not appear at all.
Every state that prices E0433 is shown above
The platform includes every schedule period published since 2003, plus the section, modifier and facility detail behind each rate.
Compare this state-published Medicaid fee-for-service amount with the negotiated commercial rates payers have published for the same code.
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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