Nebraska § 68-981 Supplemental reimbursement; eligibility

Nebraska Statutes

§ 68-981 — Supplemental reimbursement; eligibility

Nebraska § 68-981

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 68-981 (2026).

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Participation in the supplemental reimbursement program by an eligible provider is voluntary. A provider is eligible for supplemental reimbursement only if the provider has all of the following characteristics continuously during a fiscal year of the state:

(1)Provides ground emergency medical transport services to medicaid beneficiaries;

(2)Is enrolled as a medicaid provider for the period being claimed;

(3)Is owned or operated by the state or a city, county, rural or suburban fire protection district, hospital district, federally recognized Indian tribe, or another unit of government; and

(4)Participates in the intergovernmental transfer program created pursuant to section 68-983 .

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Participation in the supplemental reimbursement program by an eligible provider is voluntary. A provider is eligible for supplemental reimbursement only if the provider has all of the following characteristics continuously during a fiscal year of the state:
(1) Provides ground emergency medical transport services to medicaid beneficiaries;
(2) Is enrolled as a medicaid provider for the period being claimed;
(3) Is owned or operated by the state or a city, county, rural or suburban fire protection district, hospital district, federally recognized Indian tribe, or another unit of government; and
(4) Participates in the intergovernmental transfer program created pursuant to section 68-983 .