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New Hampshire Medicaid managed care: what plans must pay

Managed-care plans don't publish their provider fee schedules. What is public is the rule each plan must follow, set in New Hampshire's plan contracts, statutes and notices. For 11 of 21 service lines, plans must follow a rule tied to the state's published rates.

Lines with a binding rule
11of 21
Plans on record
5
Directed payments
1
Capitation cells
189$256.42–$37,283.92 PMPM

Who sets the rate, by service line

Service lineMain rule for plansRatesAlso applies
Physician & professionalPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network9,324Plans must pay at least thisPaid by the state, outside plans
Hospital inpatientPlans must pay at least thisPlans must pay at least the published rate7,179
Hospital outpatientPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network3,480
Equipment & suppliesNot classified yet2,086
Lab & pathologyPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network1,370Plans must pay at least this
PharmacyPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network1,037
RadiologyPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network635
Behavioral healthPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network371Paid by the state, outside plansPlans must pay at least this
DentalPaid by the state, outside plansPaid directly by the state, outside managed care358
Vision & hearingPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network141Paid by the state, outside plans
Nursing facilityPaid by the state, outside plansPaid directly by the state, outside managed care101Plans negotiate; applies out of network
Clinics (FQHC/RHC)Plans must pay at least thisPlans must pay at least the published rate99Plans negotiate; applies out of network
Other home & community servicesPaid by the state, outside plansPaid directly by the state, outside managed care82Plans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans must pay at least this
OtherPaid by the state, outside plansPaid directly by the state, outside managed care77Plans must pay at least thisState-directed payment
IDD servicesPaid by the state, outside plansPaid directly by the state, outside managed care73Plans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans must pay at least this
HospiceState sets the plan rateThe state sets the rate plans pay51
Therapy (PT/OT/speech)Plans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network49Paid by the state, outside plans
TransportationPlans must pay at least thisPlans must pay at least the published rate23Paid by the state, outside plans
Home healthPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network13Paid by the state, outside plans
Personal care & attendantPaid by the state, outside plansPaid directly by the state, outside managed care12Plans negotiate; applies out of network
Private duty nursingPlans must pay at least thisPlans must pay at least the published rate12Paid by the state, outside plans
ABA / autism servicesPlans negotiate; applies out of networkPlans negotiate; the published rate applies out of network8Paid by the state, outside plans

State-directed payments

Payments CMS approved under 42 CFR 438.6(c) that plans must make on top of, or as a minimum for, their negotiated rates.

Frequently asked questions

Do New Hampshire Medicaid plans have to pay the state fee schedule?

For some services. Plans must follow a rule tied to the state's rates for: Physician & professional, Hospital inpatient, Lab & pathology, Behavioral health, Clinics (FQHC/RHC), Other home & community services, Other, IDD services, Hospice, Transportation, Private duty nursing. For other lines, plans negotiate rates with providers.

Where do these rules come from?

From New Hampshire's managed-care plan contracts, state statutes and regulations, provider notices and CMS-approved directed-payment filings. Each rate in the workspace carries its citation.

Can I see what each plan actually pays?

No plan publishes its provider fee schedule. The closest public signals are the binding rules above, state-set rates, directed payments and the state's own payment-level estimates in its directed-payment filings.

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