NEMT billing · states
NEMT billing by state
Every state runs non-emergency medical transportation its own way: a statewide broker, regional brokers, managed care plans with their own brokers, or fee-for-service billing to the state.
Each page below sets out the model, who you bill, how to enroll, what every trip record needs, the codes and the filing windows, with a source on every fact. NEMT billing services covers the billing work itself.
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By state
State pages
Each page sets out the delivery model, the brokers, enrollment, trip documentation, codes and filing windows for one state, with the official source beside every fact.
Northeast
- ConnecticutSingle statewide broker
- MaineRegional brokers under a 1915(b) waiver
- MassachusettsBrokered through two regional transit authorities, with fee-for-service for the rest
- New HampshireBrokered by payer
- New JerseyStatewide broker
- New YorkSingle statewide broker
- PennsylvaniaCounty-run
- Rhode IslandA single statewide broker
- VermontOne statewide broker
Midwest
- IllinoisTwo lanes set by eligibility
- IndianaStatewide broker for fee-for-service members, plan contractors for managed care
- IowaA single transportation brokerage
- KansasManaged care through KanCare health plans, which arrange their members' rides
- MichiganThree lanes
- Minnesota
- MissouriOne statewide, at-risk broker
- NebraskaManaged care plans arrange the rides
- North DakotaFee-for-service with no broker
- OhioSplit by benefit, with no statewide broker named in the state plan
- South DakotaNo broker
- WisconsinSingle statewide NEMT manager
South
- AlabamaState-administered, no broker
- ArkansasRegional prepaid brokers
- DelawareA single statewide broker under section 1902(a)(70)
- District of ColumbiaStatewide broker for fee-for-service members
- FloridaTwo tracks
- GeorgiaOne statewide broker
- KentuckyRegional brokers under one statewide program
- LouisianaBroker in every lane
- MarylandCounty-run grant model, with no statewide broker
- MississippiSingle statewide NET coordinator
- North CarolinaSplit by program
- OklahomaSingle statewide broker
- South CarolinaStatewide broker
- TennesseeMCO responsibility under a single statewide contract
- TexasSplit model
- VirginiaBroker model on both sides
- West VirginiaStatewide full-risk capitated broker
West
- AlaskaBroker for air and ferry, case management for the rest
- ArizonaRouted by payer, with no statewide broker
- CaliforniaPlan-arranged
- ColoradoStatewide broker arriving in stages
- HawaiiManaged care plans arrange the rides
- IdahoSingle statewide broker
- MontanaSingle statewide broker, Modivcare, since October 1, 2026
- NevadaSingle statewide broker, with a rural MCO lane beside it
- New MexicoManaged care plans arrange most rides, with a fee-for-service lane beside them
- OregonBrokerages, split by coordinated care organization and open card membership
- UtahSingle statewide broker for brokered rides, with transit and mileage lanes beside it
- WashingtonRegional broker model
- WyomingNo broker
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