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E1560 Medicaid reimbursement rate by state (2026)

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Data as of 2026-10-05. Every rate links to the official document it came from.

States publishing
5
National median
$62.62units vary by state
Lowest
$2.00Kansas
Highest
$134.82Colorado

What does Medicaid pay for E1560?

5 state Medicaid programs publish a fee-for-service rate for E1560. The national median is $62.62 (units differ between states). Colorado pays the most, $134.82, and Kansas the least, $2.00, a 67.4x spread.

E1560 rate by state: highest, middle and lowest

One like-for-like fee-for-service rate per state, ranked. The workspace lists all 5 states with every variant, modifier and effective date.

#StateMedicaid rateUnitPer hourManaged-care plans% of Medicare
1Colorado Source · since 2023-01-01$134.82——Not classified—
2Minnesota Source · since 2008-01-01$122.56——Plans negotiate; applies out of network—
3Louisiana Source · since 2021-09-01$62.62——Plans must pay at least this—
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Rates are per the unit shown for each state; units can differ between states. Medicare amounts are computed from the CMS relative value file and locality cost indices; states with several Medicare localities show a range. Confirm rates with the payer before billing.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Medicaid pay for E1560?

It depends on the state. Of the 5 states with a published fee-for-service rate, the median is $62.62. Colorado pays the most ($134.82) and Kansas the least ($2.00).

Which state pays the highest Medicaid rate for E1560?

Colorado, at $134.82, effective 2023-01-01.

Do managed-care plans pay the same rate for E1560?

Not necessarily. Each state's plan contracts decide whether plans must pay at least the fee-for-service rate, pay a state-set rate, or negotiate their own. The workspace shows the rule for each state, cited to the contract or statute.