Medicaid State Plan

A Medicaid State Plan is a set of rules that the state uses to provide Medicaid health insurance to people who need it.  Each state has its own plan that follows federal guidelines, but can also make some choices about how the program works.  The plan details who is eligible for Medicaid, what services are covered, and how the state will pay for those services.

Section 1 - Single State Agency Organization

Section 2 - Coverage and Eligibility

Section 2 - MMDL and MACPro System Approvals 

Section 3 - Services: General Provisions

Section 3 - MMDL System Approvals

 

Section 4 - General Program Administration

Section 5 - Personnel Administration

Section 6 - Financial Administration

Section 7 - General Provisions

Surgeon General Ralph L. Abraham, M.D.

Secretary Bruce D. Greenstein

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