J7131 Medicaid Rate by State

Hypertonic saline solution, 1 ml

12 state Medicaid programs publish a fee-for-service rate for J7131 (hypertonic saline solution, 1 ml), ranging from $0.01 in Washington to $0.19 in Nebraska.

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Publishing states

12

Median % of Medicare

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Rate range

$0.01 - $0.19

J7131 rates in every publishing state

StateMedicaid rate% of MedicarePrior authVintage
Alabama$0.08----2026
Arizona$0.18----2026
Iowa$0.12----2024
Indiana$0.01----2012
Kansas$0.17----2026
Maine$0.03----2026
Minnesota$0.17----2026
Mississippi$0.16----2026
Nebraska$0.19----2026
New Hampshire$0.02--Not required2026
Oklahoma$0.08----2026
Washington$0.01----2026

Published Medicaid fee-for-service schedule amounts, not a coverage or eligibility guarantee. Managed-care plan rates can differ. Where no prior-authorization flag is shown, the state does not publish one. Rows marked * are representative published variants or methodology-derived rates. "--" in the prior-auth column means the state publishes no PA flag.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Medicaid pay for J7131?

12 state Medicaid programs publish a fee-for-service rate for J7131 (hypertonic saline solution, 1 ml), ranging from $0.01 in Washington to $0.19 in Nebraska. The full table on this page lists every publishing state's current rate.

Which state pays the most for J7131?

Nebraska publishes the highest Medicaid rate for J7131 at $0.19. Washington publishes the lowest at $0.01.

Does J7131 require prior authorization under Medicaid?

No publishing state flags J7131 with a prior-authorization indicator on its fee schedule. Absence of a flag means the state publishes none, not that PA is never required - confirm through the state's provider manual.