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Family Medicine reimbursement rates in Connecticut

Explore family medicine reimbursement rates in Connecticut. Public state reference averages appear below. Detailed payer comparisons are available with a state preview.

11,957,136 national provider-rate observations4 payers in national source data50 states in national dataset20 billing codes in national dataset
Rate data shownJun–Jul 2026About these rates
Family Medicine rate explorerThree reference services
Rate measure$ per reported billing unit
Billing contextProfessional

Connecticut family medicine reference averages

Publication period: Jun–Jul 2026
CPT 99214

Established patient office visit, level 4

Aetna
$118.29
Cigna
$141.96
United
$166.33
Anthem
$129.72
$ per service
CPT 99396

Preventive visit, established patient age 40–64

Aetna
$160.44
Cigna
$158.40
United
$186.31
Anthem
$172.36
$ per service
CPT 99495

Transitional care management, moderate complexity

Aetna
$206.04
Cigna
$243.12
United
$280.89
Anthem
$255.29
$ per service

National family medicine rates by payer

Use the reference codes to compare payer benchmarks, then explore office visits; preventive visits; annual wellness; transitional care. Each rate represents a specific billing code and comparison cohort, rather than a complete episode of care.

Aetna state variation for 99214

LowerHigher
Alaska: $220.59 Aetna reference averageAKAlabama: $85.76 Aetna reference averageALArkansas: $99.68 Aetna reference averageARArizona: $90.60 Aetna reference averageAZCalifornia: $130.02 Aetna reference averageCAColorado: $121.15 Aetna reference averageCOConnecticut: $118.29 Aetna reference averageCTDistrict of Columbia: No preview availableDCDelaware: $130.22 Aetna reference averageDEFlorida: $100.08 Aetna reference averageFLGeorgia: $128.41 Aetna reference averageGAHawaii: $125.46 Aetna reference averageHIIowa: $122.63 Aetna reference averageIAIdaho: $139.26 Aetna reference averageIDIllinois: $110.11 Aetna reference averageILIndiana: $90.39 Aetna reference averageINKansas: $99.39 Aetna reference averageKSKentucky: $101.80 Aetna reference averageKYLouisiana: $105.44 Aetna reference averageLAMassachusetts: $161.12 Aetna reference averageMAMaryland: $109.92 Aetna reference averageMDMaine: $119.05 Aetna reference averageMEMichigan: $106.76 Aetna reference averageMIMinnesota: $90.84 Aetna reference averageMNMissouri: $105.68 Aetna reference averageMOMississippi: $93.89 Aetna reference averageMSMontana: $132.26 Aetna reference averageMTNorth Carolina: $145.94 Aetna reference averageNCNorth Dakota: $116.28 Aetna reference averageNDNebraska: $152.31 Aetna reference averageNENew Hampshire: $126.08 Aetna reference averageNHNew Jersey: $112.10 Aetna reference averageNJNew Mexico: $112.17 Aetna reference averageNMNevada: $122.25 Aetna reference averageNVNew York: $119.92 Aetna reference averageNYOhio: $118.64 Aetna reference averageOHOklahoma: $116.48 Aetna reference averageOKOregon: $193.34 Aetna reference averageORPennsylvania: $127.47 Aetna reference averagePARhode Island: $121.04 Aetna reference averageRISouth Carolina: $97.40 Aetna reference averageSCSouth Dakota: $112.86 Aetna reference averageSDTennessee: $117.79 Aetna reference averageTNTexas: $117.93 Aetna reference averageTXUtah: $99.90 Aetna reference averageUTVirginia: $108.67 Aetna reference averageVAVermont: $30.73 Aetna reference averageVTWashington: $166.99 Aetna reference averageWAWisconsin: $123.80 Aetna reference averageWIWest Virginia: $102.35 Aetna reference averageWVWyoming: $114.74 Aetna reference averageWY
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National 99214 rate distribution

Payer
Published rate$ per reported billing unit
$80$100$120$140$160
Median
AetnaJun–Jul 2026
AetnaProviders153,942Average$116.02
$103.88median
CignaJun–Jul 2026
CignaProviders150,380Average$152.68
$132.20median
UnitedJun–Jul 2026
UnitedProviders154,984Average$158.81
$142.49median
AnthemJun–Jul 2026
AnthemProviders136,837Average$151.57
$127.72median

Each marker shows the national median published rate across billing entities for that payer.

National 99214 rates by payer

$ per reported billing unit
PayerRate periodProvider entitiesP25MedianP75P90Average
AetnaJun–Jul 2026153,942$103.88$116.02
CignaJun–Jul 2026150,380$132.20$152.68
UnitedJun–Jul 2026154,984$142.49$158.81
AnthemJun–Jul 2026136,837$127.72$151.57
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National: Family Medicine provider benchmarks (CPT 99214)

6 provider examples
Provider entityStateSize$ per serviceGap to medianPosition in Aetna range
JOIE DEVIVRENPI 1003061409 · Tax ID 263339963IN2$69.88-$34.00
Below P25
ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL OF WISCONSIN LLCNPI 1003996158 · Tax ID 392015655WI145$83.71-$20.17
Below P25
OZARK HEALTH INCNPI 1194783472 · Tax ID 710407683AR88$91.99-$11.89
P25 to median
LUXURY WELLNESS PROVIDERSNPI 1649272907 · Tax ID 871710178TX2$97.60-$6.28
P25 to median
HYNDMAN AREA HEALTH CENTER INCNPI 1124013206 · Tax ID 251343824NV91
Median to P75
NOVANT HEALTH PREP II LLCNPI 1982771176 · Tax ID 333355628NC55
Above P75
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GeographyNational
Display
Service line / billing codeAetnaCignaUnitedAnthem
$ per reported billing unit · 9 codes
99202New patient office visit, level 2
$70.61$89.90$107.26$97.16
99203New patient office visit, level 3
$107.56$140.54$155.41$146.14
99204New patient office visit, level 4
$167.11$217.25$236.07$225.23
99205New patient office visit, level 5
$217.62$285.30$300.64$286.43
99211Established patient office visit, minimal service
$19.30$24.07$32.41$27.88
99212Established patient office visit, level 2
$47.27$62.07$66.83$65.02
99213Established patient office visit, level 3
$79.48$104.53$109.33$107.74
99214Established patient office visit, level 4
$116.02$152.68$158.81$151.57
99215Established patient office visit, level 5
$162.79$217.04$215.67$216.56
$ per reported billing unit · 8 codes
99385Preventive visit, new patient age 18–39
$132.41$165.09$188.13$177.02
99386Preventive visit, new patient age 40–64
$156.51$194.13$217.14$206.39
99387Init Pm E M New Pat 65 Yrs
$170.30$210$237.21$226.28
99395Preventive visit, established patient age 18–39
$119.18$147.81$168.84$157.95
99396Preventive visit, established patient age 40–64
$128.54$159.86$180.19$171.07
99397Preventive Medical Care
$138.43$171.24$194.59$186.31
99495Transitional care management, moderate complexity
$189.47$245.11$270.67$258.81
99496Transitional care management, high complexity, face-to-face visit within 7 days of discharge
$259.91$337.45$365.24$358.69
$ per reported billing unit · 3 codes
G0438Annual wellness visit; includes a personalized prevention plan of service (PPPS)
$190.24$163.55$247.90$267.45
G0439Annual wellness visit
$143.80$123.90$172.33$198.45
G2211Visit complexity inherent to evaluation and management associated with medical care services that serve as the continuing focal point for all needed health care services and/or with medical care services that are part of ongoing care related to a patient's single, serious condition or a complex condition
$3.16$14.89$25.34$24.42
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Payer-published rates provide market context. They do not establish a practice's contracted rate or the total cost of care.

  • Source and periodRates come from the specialty's national report. The displayed period follows the processed data included in the latest published snapshot and updates when that snapshot is refreshed.
  • Comparable ratesComparisons use positive professional fee-for-service negotiated and fee-schedule dollar amounts. Percentages, bundled arrangements and per-diem rate types are excluded. Modifier cohorts and code-specific amounts remain separate.
  • CalculationRates are reduced to one modal value per NPI and TIN entity, averaging tied modes. Two percent per tail is targeted for trimming while keeping boundary ties. Benchmarks require at least 10 included entities and are not weighted by patient volume.
  • CoverageNational report coverage does not guarantee every payer or state is available for every code. Anthem represents the displayed Anthem cohort, rather than all regional Blue plans. Missing benchmarks are not zero rates.
  • Billing contextMatch the exact code, billing unit, modifier, setting and network. Equipment rentals and supplies require their own interval and quantity checks. Professional rates exclude facility charges; anesthesia conversion factors are outside these comparisons.

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