Below, each state’s reimbursement rates are listed for both 2017 and 2020, as well as the rate change between years.
Alabama
2017: 70.1 percent
2020: 65 percent
Difference: -5.1 percent
Alaska
2017: 70.5 percent
2020: 72.1 percent
Difference: 1.6 percent
Arizona
2017: 73.8 percent
2020: 82 percent
Difference: 8.2 percent
Arkansas
2017: 75.2 percent
2020: 72.2 percent
Difference: -3.0 percent
California
2017: 38.7 percent
2020: 37.3 percent
Difference: -1.4 percent
Colorado
2017: 55.7 percent
2020: 55.2 percent
Difference: -0.5 percent
Connecticut
2017: 72.4 percent
2020: 67.2 percent
Difference: -5.2 percent
Delaware
2017: 98.4 percent
2020: 79.8 percent
Difference: -18.6 percent
District of Columbia
2017: 82.3 percent
2020: 79.6 percent
Difference: -2.6 percent
Florida
2017: 46.6 percent
2020: 42.6 percent
Difference: -4.0 percent
Georgia
2017: 59.3 percent
2020: 63.1 percent
Difference: 3.8 percent
Hawaii
2017: 52.4 percent
2020: 51.4 percent
Difference: -1 percent
Idaho
2017: 57.8 percent
2020: 55.4 percent
Difference: -2.4 percent
Illinois
2017: 52.5 percent
2020: 46.8 percent
Difference: -5.7 percent
Indiana
2017: 69.2 percent
2020: 67.3 percent
Difference: -1.9 percent
Iowa
2017: 49.8 percent
2020: 47.3 percent
Difference: -2.5 percent
Kansas
2017: 62.2 percent
2020: 68.1 percent
Difference: 5.9 percent
Kentucky
2017: 107.1 percent
2020: 104.8 percent
Difference: -2.3 percent
Louisiana
2017: 72.5 percent
2020: 64.9 percent
Difference: -7.6 percent
Maine
2017: 49.8 percent
2020: 43.1 percent
Difference: -6.7 percent
Maryland
2017: 79.3 percent
2020: 76.3 percent
Difference: -3 percent
Massachusetts
2017: 74.0 percent
2020: 69.9 percent
Difference: -4.1 percent
Michigan
2017: 38.3 percent
2020: 37.7 percent
Difference: -0.6 percent
Minnesota
2017: 38.2 percent
2020: 27.8 percent
Difference: -10.4 percent
Mississippi
2017: 37.5 percent
2020: 52.6 percent
Difference: 15.1 percent
Missouri
2017: 50 percent
2020: 46.4 percent
Difference: -3.6 percent
Montana
2017: 63.1 percent
2020: 65 percent
Difference: 1.9 percent
Nebraska
2017: 59 percent
2020: 56.2 percent
Difference: -2.8 percent
Nevada
2017: 87.7 percent
2020: 90.5 percent
Difference: 2.8 percent
New Hampshire
2017: 56 percent
2020: 52.4 percent
Difference: -3.6 percent
New Jersey
2017: 60.8 percent
2020: 73.9 percent
Difference: 13.1 percent
New Mexico
2017: 58.9 percent
2020: 60.8 percent
Difference: 1.9 percent
New York
2017: 79.9 percent
2020: 82.5 percent
Difference: 2.6 percent
North Carolina
2017: 50.3 percent
2020: 53.7 percent
Difference: 3.4 percent
North Dakota
2017: 67.9 percent
2020: 64.6 percent
Difference: -3.3 percent
Ohio
2017: 46.8 percent
2020: 44.0 percent
Difference: -2.8 percent
Oklahoma
2017: 62.4 percent
2020: 60.8 percent
Difference: -1.6 percent
Oregon
2017: 37.5 percent
2020: 38.6 percent
Difference: 1.1 percent
Pennsylvania
2017: 64.8 percent
2020: 58.5 percent
Difference: -6.3 percent
Rhode Island
2017: 40.8 percent
2020: 38.1 percent
Difference: -2.7 percent
South Carolina
No data provided
South Dakota
2017: 66.1 percent
2020: 62.2 percent
Difference: -3.9 percent
Tennessee
2017: 71 percent
2020: 70.7 percent
Difference: -0.3 percent
Texas
2017: 72.1 percent
2020: 70.3 percent
Difference: -1.8 percent
Utah
2017: 75.3 percent
2020: 90.2 percent
Difference: 14.9 percent
Vermont
2017: 56.6 percent
2020: 49.9 percent
Difference: -6.7 percent
Virginia
2017: 63.3 percent
2020: 63.7 percent
Difference: 0.4 percent
Washington
2017: 40.4 percent
2020: 38.3 percent
Difference: -2.1 percent
West Virginia
2017: 85.1 percent
2020: 87 percent
Difference: 1.9 percent
Wisconsin
2017: 36.4 percent
2020: 33.6 percent
Difference: -2.8 percent
Wyoming
2017: 64.4 percent
2020: 64.6 percent
Difference: 0.2 percent
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