What payers actually pay, by state and code.
Look up reimbursement rates by state and CPT code before you sign with anyone, including us. Medicaid reimbursement rate for 90837, telehealth reimbursement by payer, and psychotherapy reimbursement rates by state are on this hub and on per-state pages built from Parite.
Reimbursement rates by state and CPT code
Parite export 2026-09-17: 389 real rows. Codes in this file: 90791, 90834, 90837, 97153. We do not invent 99214, 99213, 96158, or 99484. Each long-tail page is telehealth reimbursement by payer for that state and CPT code.
Medicaid reimbursement rate for 90837
Psychotherapy, 60 minutes, is the code most behavioral health companies model first. Start with 90837 reimbursement rate in Ohio by payer (2026), then use the lookup for your state.
Telehealth reimbursement by payer
Every state/code page is a payer table: Medicare PFS, Medicaid FFS, and UnitedHealthcare TiC where Parite has a cell. Filter the lookup the same way. Labels are Parite's, not ours.
Psychotherapy reimbursement rates by state
90837, 90834, and 90791 have a page per state in this export. 97153 (ABA) appears only for the Medicaid FFS states Parite returned.
Published reimbursement rates by state and CPT code
Ranges are drawn from contracted and published rates for the state and code. They are ranges, not guarantees. Only CPT codes with at least one Parite row are listed.
Pick a state and a code to see the range.
Sample pages from this Parite export
Only generated where at least one real row exists. Title pattern: [Code] reimbursement rate in [State] by payer (2026).
- 90837 reimbursement rate in Ohio by payer (2026) — 90837 Psychotherapy, 60 min, 3 payers
- 90837 reimbursement rate in Texas by payer (2026) — 90837 Psychotherapy, 60 min, 3 payers
- 90834 reimbursement rate in California by payer (2026) — 90834 Psychotherapy, 45 min, 3 payers
- 90791 reimbursement rate in New York by payer (2026) — 90791 Psychiatric diagnostic evaluation, 3 payers
- 90837 reimbursement rate in Florida by payer (2026) — 90837 Psychotherapy, 60 min, 3 payers
- 97153 reimbursement rate in Indiana by payer (2026) — 97153 ABA adaptive behavior treatment, 15 min, 1 payer
How to read the ranges
What a range is
The low and high of contracted and published allowed amounts for the code in that state, across the payers we have data for. Per unit, before patient responsibility. Not a guarantee.
How we use it for you
As the floor in rate proposals for your entity and the benchmark for renewals. When a payer offers below the range, we say so and we push. When it is above, we take it.
Source: Parite (goparite.com). Medicare figures are CMS PFS RVU26C non-facility. Medicaid figures are official state Medicaid FFS. UHC figures are UHC OHBS TiC professional outpatient. Parite export 2026-09-17. Real cells only (medicare, medicaid-ffs, uhc). Codes 90837/90834/90791 (+97153 medicaid where available). No illustrative numbers. Omitted codes without Parite data: 99214, 99213, 96158, 99484.
Questions, answered
Where can I find reimbursement rates by state and CPT code?
This hub and the per-state, per-code pages linked from it. Use the lookup, or open a page such as 90837 in Ohio. Ranges come from Parite. They are not a guarantee of what you will be paid.
Do you publish a Medicaid reimbursement rate for 90837?
Yes, as a range, in states where the Parite export includes a Medicaid FFS cell. Ohio 90837 is one example. If a state has no Medicaid FFS row, we do not invent one.
Can I see telehealth reimbursement by payer?
Yes. Each long-tail page is a table of telehealth reimbursement by payer for that state and CPT code (Medicare PFS, Medicaid FFS, and UHC TiC where Parite has a cell). The lookup has the same payer filter.
Will you publish psychotherapy reimbursement rates by state?
Yes. 90837, 90834, and 90791 have a page per state in this export. 97153 appears only where Medicaid FFS is in the file. We do not publish 99214, 99213, 96158, or 99484 until Parite has rows.
Where do these numbers come from?
From Parite, which aggregates contracted and published reimbursement data by state, payer, and code. Anvil shows ranges, not individual contract terms. Source labels (Medicare PFS, Medicaid FFS, UHC TiC) are Parite's.
Are these the rates I will be paid?
No. They are published ranges for planning. Your contracted rate depends on the payer, the entity, the specialty, and the negotiation. Under rental you see the actual contracted rate on every statement.
Why is a code missing for my state?
We publish a range only when there is a Parite row. Ask us for the state and code and we will send what we have.
How do you use this in contracting?
As the floor for rate proposals in your entity's name, and as the benchmark when we tell you a payer's offer is low.
Know the rate. Then get the contract.
Send us your codes and states. We come back with payer order, timelines, and the ranges to plan on.