FMAP

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FMAP is the federal government’s share of Medicaid program costs, used to determine how much federal funding each state receives for eligible medical services.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Medicaid financing mechanism
federal matching formula
administeredBy Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services NERFINISHED
affects amount of federal Medicaid funding each state receives
appliesIn United States NERFINISHED
appliesTo District of Columbia NERFINISHED
U.S. territories
medical assistance payments
most Medicaid benefit categories
state Medicaid expenditures for eligible services
states
basedOn national per capita income
state per capita income
calculatedBy U.S. Department of Health and Human Services NERFINISHED
currency percentage rate
dataSourceForFormula Bureau of Economic Analysis income data
definedIn Social Security Act NERFINISHED
determinedBy statutory formula
distinctFrom Medicare payment formulas
state share of Medicaid costs
enhancedFMAPUsedFor Children’s Health Insurance Program NERFINISHED
certain Medicaid expansion populations
excludes administrative costs
fullName Federal Medical Assistance Percentage NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation FMAP NERFINISHED
hasMaximumRate 83 percent
hasMinimumRate 50 percent
hasSpecialVariant enhanced FMAP
higherRateFor poorer states
influences state Medicaid budgets
state Medicaid policy decisions
legalBasis federal statute
lowerRateFor richer states
partOf Medicaid program financing
policyGoal equalize Medicaid financing capacity across states
provide greater federal support to lower-income states
purpose share Medicaid costs between federal and state governments
relatedConcept federal matching assistance percentage
scope joint federal-state Medicaid financing
sectionOfLaw Title XIX of the Social Security Act NERFINISHED
timeDependent yes
updated annually
usedBy federal government
state governments
usedFor determining federal share of Medicaid program costs
usedToCalculate federal Medicaid reimbursement

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