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Oregon Health PlanMedicaid · Reimbursement · Public notice · OR · Emergency MedicineMedium impact

Notice of intent — OHA proposes to update the calculation method for the fee-for-service ground emergency medical transportation (GEMT) supplemental payment for public emergency service providers in the Medicaid State Plan.

Effective date
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Jun 20, 2026

Summary

The Oregon Health Authority proposed updating the calculation method for the fee-for-service ground emergency medical transportation (GEMT) supplemental payment paid to public providers, meaning governments and federally recognized tribes. The new method would use standard add-on payments of $888.00 for procedure code A0429 and $842.00 for procedure code A0427 to supplement fee schedule rates. The current method is a cost report process, and the estimated annual Total Fund amount for this State Plan Amendment is $2,618,000.

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What to do

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01Comments on this proposal were due by 5 p.m. Friday, July 12, 2024, a date that has passed, so check the current status of this State Plan Amendment before relying on the proposed add-on payments of $888.00 for procedure code A0429 and $842.00 for procedure code A0427.

Codes mentioned

A0429A0427

Original notice

Notice of intent — OHA proposes to update the calculation method for the fee-for-service ground emergency medical transportation (GEMT) supplemental payment for public emergency service providers in the Medicaid State Plan.
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