The proposal would require Montana Medicaid contracts with providers who are not physicians to include yearly fee increases tied to inflation for similar services.
Medicaid contracts with providers who are not physicians would require fee adjustments every 12 months. Increases would have to at least match the previous year's inflation for similar services.
Medicaid contracts with providers who are not physicians would have to include a rule for adjusting covered service fees. The requirement would cover fees for Medicaid-covered services under contracts with providers who are not physicians. Fee increases would have to at least match the previous year's percentage increase in the federal Consumer Price Index for similar services, which measures price changes. Adjustments would apply every 12 months throughout the contract. The proposed effective date was July 1, 2025, but the bill died without becoming law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.