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Scheduling medical transportation and being reimbursed through our gas reimbursement program is easy! Your friend, neighbor or relative will be reimbursed $.40 per mile from your residence to your medical appointment and for your return trip home.

What expenses will the Medicaid program reimburse? The Medicaid program will reimburse for the pre-approved round-trip loaded miles to and from your qualified medical appointment. ... Please see the Non-Compensable Expenses section below for those expenses not considered reimbursable by the Medicaid program.

If an applicant is eligible and the services received are those that are covered by Medicaid, Medicaid will pay the unpaid medical and care bills. In some states, Medicaid will cover bills that have previously been paid (so that the care providers may reimburse payers).

Mileage, meals, and lodging are covered while receiving Medicaid-covered medical care outside the client's community. Mileage is a set amount per mile for a Medicaid client to travel in a privately owned vehicle. Allowances for meals and lodging are also a set amount.

You may have to pay Medicaid back if: Bills were paid when you were not eligible for Medicaid. If you are age 55 or older, the state may recover what has been paid in medical services from your estate after you pass away.

For example, in Florida, where several national brokers such as Logisticare and MTM are thriving, making more money with the expansion of Obamacare, one provider is currently making almost $40 per one-way wheelchair plus $2.50 per mile for a minimum of 7 miles.

The Medicaid program is jointly funded by the federal and state governments, and the federal government pays states for a specified percentage of expenditures, called the FMAP. FMAP rates vary by state based on criteria such as per capita income.

Medicaid covers a lot of the same medical services a traditional health insurance plan would. Hospital care and doctor visits are paid for with low or no copays for adults and children alike. ... Health services that Medicaid will pay for in full are: Emergency care.

Medicaid covers the cost of emergency medical transportation for eligible individuals. ... This coverage is called non-emergency medical transportation, because it does not involve a medical emergency. Medicaid may give you a ride if you do not have a car that works or do not have a driver's license.