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New Nebraska Medicaid Provider Manual

The Division of Medicaid and Long-Term Care (MLTC) published the Nebraska Medicaid Provider M​anual on January 6, 2026. The manual outlines Nebraska Medicaid's coverage policy as well as the requirements and procedures for health care providers participating in Nebraska Medicaid.

​Read the manual here: Nebraska Medicaid Provider Manual​​.​

Fore more information on the purpose and scope of the manual, please read this provider bulletin

Last updated: January 7, 2026


Nebraska Medicaid partners with thousands of healthcare providers across the state to care for the state's Medicaid members. Included below is information for Medicaid providers, such as billing, enrollment, bulletins, and more.​​​​

COVID-19 Provider Calls

This call series ended on August 7, 2024. If providers have any questions, they are welcome to contact the Medicaid program at DHHS.MLTCExperience@nebraska.gov. 

For notes and audio of past calls, see below. ​

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Home and Community-Based Services Spending Plan - Updated October 18​, 2024

Nebraska Medicaid's spending plan for the additional funds available for home and community-based services (HCBS) through the American Rescue Plan Act received conditional approval from the federal government on January 31, 2022. These funds will be available through June 30, 2025. Medicaid will submit a final spending plan report to the federal government in July 2025. 

Medicaid's most recently approved quarterly update to CMS is below:


Below are previous spending plan updates and correspondence from the federal government:


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Aged and Disabled Waiver Rate Study

DHHS contracted with CBIZ Optumas and their subcontractor Myers and Stauffer, LC to complete a rate study for the Aged and Disabled Waiver and Personal Assistance Services in 2022. The goal was to establish a rate model for services provided to the aged and individuals with disabilities.

This rate study included opportunities for direct care providers and other stakeholders to provide feedback on the cost of doing business in delivering services. Services reviewed: 

  • Assisted Living
  • Adult Day Health
  • Personal Care
  • Respite Care
  • Chore
  • Companion
  • Extra Care for Children with Disabilities (sometimes called Disability-Related Childcare)
  • Home Again Service
  • Independence Skills Building
  • Transportation
  • Home Delivered Meals
  • Personal Assistance Services (PAS) through the Medicaid State Plan

October 26, 2022 presentation on draft rate model updated with stakeholder feedback:

Final Recommendations - NEW September 2023

R​ecommendations are intended to help DHHS set future rates, and are subject to appropriates from the legislature and approval from federal partners.

Send questions to NECostSurvey@mslc.com

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Home and Community Based Services (HCBS)

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