10120 Medicaid reimbursement rate by state (2026)
Physician and practitioner services (fee schedule). Medicaid pays a median of $98.41 for 10120 across 50 states, from $6.30 in Rhode Island to $254.05 in Alaska.
- States publishing
- 50
- National median
- $98.41units vary by state
- Lowest
- $6.30Rhode Island
- Highest
- $254.05Alaska
What does Medicaid pay for 10120?
50 state Medicaid programs publish a fee-for-service rate for 10120. The national median is $98.41 (units differ between states). Alaska pays the most, $254.05, and Rhode Island the least, $6.30, a 40.3x spread.
Medicare (non-facility, 2026 physician fee schedule): $139.13–$209.42 depending on the state's Medicare locality.
10120 rate by state: highest, middle and lowest
One like-for-like fee-for-service rate per state, ranked. The workspace lists all 50 states with every variant, modifier and effective date.
Frequently asked questions
What does Medicaid pay for 10120?
It depends on the state. Of the 50 states with a published fee-for-service rate, the median is $98.41. Alaska pays the most ($254.05) and Rhode Island the least ($6.30).
Which state pays the highest Medicaid rate for 10120?
Alaska, at $254.05, effective 2026-07-01.
Do managed-care plans pay the same rate for 10120?
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.