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Medicare Review Choice Demonstration (home health) states (2026)

6 states are in the Medicare Review Choice Demonstration for home health (all verified).

Educational summary, last reviewed October 17, 2026. Not legal advice — confirm with the state licensing agency or counsel.

Medicare Review Choice Demonstration (home health) states (2026)
  • In the demonstration 6
  • Not in the demonstration 45
Question
Are Medicare home health agencies in the state in CMS’s Review Choice Demonstration?
Service category
Medicare home health
Jurisdictions
50 states and DC
Population
Medicare-certified home health agencies
Effective
Extended from June 1, 2024
As of
2026-10-17
Last verified
October 17, 2026
Methodology
From CMS’s demonstration page, which lists the participating states. Agencies in those states choose pre-claim review or postpayment review; an agency reaching a 90% provisional affirmation rate may move to lighter review options; an earlier minimal-review choice with a 25% payment reduction was removed. Extended five years from June 1, 2024.

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Every state

StateAnswerValueVerification
AlabamaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
AlaskaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
ArizonaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
ArkansasNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
CaliforniaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
ColoradoNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
ConnecticutNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
DelawareNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
District of ColumbiaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
FloridaYesIn the demonstrationVerified
GeorgiaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
HawaiiNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
IdahoNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
IllinoisYesIn the demonstrationVerified
IndianaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
IowaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
KansasNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
KentuckyNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
LouisianaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MaineNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MarylandNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MassachusettsNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MichiganNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MinnesotaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MississippiNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MissouriNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
MontanaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
NebraskaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
NevadaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
New HampshireNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
New JerseyNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
New MexicoNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
New YorkNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
North CarolinaYesIn the demonstrationVerified
North DakotaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
OhioYesIn the demonstrationVerified
OklahomaYesIn the demonstrationVerified
OregonNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
PennsylvaniaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
Rhode IslandNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
South CarolinaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
South DakotaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
TennesseeNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
TexasYesIn the demonstrationVerified
UtahNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
VermontNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
VirginiaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
WashingtonNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
West VirginiaNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
WisconsinNoNot in the demonstrationVerified
WyomingNoNot in the demonstrationVerified

Answer and verification are separate: “Unresolved” or “Not confirmed” means the research could not settle the question, never “no”. Editorial policy.

Last reviewed: Oct 17, 2026Official source linksBuilt for all 50 statesEditorial policy