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T1000 Medicaid reimbursement rates by state

Private duty / independent nursing service(s) - licensed. 12 state Medicaid programs publish a fee-for-service rate for T1000 at the rn level. Rates run from $8.01 in Missouri to $140.80 in South Carolina, with a median of $15.99.

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

States publishing
12
Median rate
$15.99units vary by state
Highest
$140.80South Carolina
Medicare (non-facility)
—not on the physician fee schedule

T1000 rate in every state

One like-for-like fee-for-service rate per state, highest first. Units can differ between states; the per-hour column converts time-based units.

StateMedicaid rateUnitPer hourManaged-care plans% of MedicareSource
South CarolinaAny qualified provider (rate does not vary by provider) · South Carolina Healthy Connections Medicaid (fee-for-service)$140.80⚠ over 3× mediansince 2017-07-0115 min$563.20Not classified—SCDHHS Physician Assistant/Nurse Practit
IllinoisRegistered nurse (RN) · Illinois Persons with Brain Injury waiver (DHS-DRS Home Services Program, IL.0329)$36.75since 2026-07-01hour$36.75Plans must pay at least this—HSP Rates and Fees (Medicaid Waiver Serv
VirginiaAny qualified provider (rate does not vary by provider) · Virginia Medicaid (fee-for-service, DMAS)$20.05since 2025-07-0115 min$80.20Plans must pay at least this—DMAS procedure fee file hcpcmedical.csv
MichiganRegistered nurse (RN) · Michigan Medicaid (fee-for-service)$18.08since 2024-10-0115 min$72.32Paid by the state, outside plans—MDHHS Private Duty Nursing Reimbursement
OhioRegistered nurse (RN) · Ohio Medicaid (fee-for-service)$17.25since 2024-01-0115 min$69.00Plans negotiate; applies out of network—OAC 5160-12-06 Appendix A (ODM private d
WashingtonRegistered nurse (RN) · Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) fee-for-service$16.97since 2025-01-0115 min$67.88Plans must pay at least this—HCA Private duty nursing fee schedule (p
KentuckyAny qualified provider (rate does not vary by provider) · Kentucky Medicaid (fee-for-service, DMS fee schedules)$15.00since 2024-01-0115 min$60.00Plans negotiate; applies out of network—KY Medicaid PDN fee schedule (2024-Priva
North CarolinaRegistered nurse (RN) · North Carolina Medicaid Direct (fee-for-service)$13.00since 2025-10-0115 min.$52.00Plans negotiate; applies out of network—NC Medicaid fee schedule 'Private Duty N
NebraskaRegistered nurse (RN) · Nebraska Medicaid (fee-for-service)$11.23since 2026-07-01unit—Plans negotiate; applies out of network—Nebraska Medicaid fee schedule 471-000-5
TexasRegistered nurse (RN) · Texas Medicaid (fee-for-service, TMHP)$10.22since 2023-09-0115 min$40.88Plans negotiate; applies out of network—TMHP Texas Medicaid Fee Schedule - Thste
FloridaRegistered nurse (RN) · Florida iBudget waiver for people with developmental disabilities (APD)$8.16since 2026-07-0115 min$32.64Paid by the state, outside plans—Florida Medicaid Developmental Disabilit
MissouriAny qualified provider (rate does not vary by provider) · Missouri MO HealthNet (fee-for-service)$8.01since 2016-07-0815 min$32.04Plans must pay at least this—MO HealthNet fee schedule: Practitioner

Rates marked ⚠ are more than three times the median for the same unit; they are published as shown but often reflect an office (non-facility) fee or a different scope of service. 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 with the CMS formula; states with several Medicare localities show a range. Confirm rates with the payer before billing.

Frequently asked questions

What does Medicaid pay for T1000?

It depends on the state. Of the 12 states with a published fee-for-service rate, the median is $15.99. South Carolina pays the most ($140.80 per 15 min) and Missouri the least ($8.01 per 15 min).

Which state pays the highest Medicaid rate for T1000?

South Carolina, at $140.80 per 15 min ($563.20 per hour), effective 2017-07-01.

Do managed-care plans pay the same rate for T1000?

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 table shows the rule for each state, cited to the contract or statute.

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