Which states have a cited managed-care record.

Last checked 2026-10-30 is the retrieval date for the CMS 2024 Managed Care Programs By State file, whose server last-modified date is 2026-02-11, and for the Ohio Medicaid provider agreement. Last checked 2026-11-01 is the read date for the CMS Medicaid Managed Care Enrollment and Program Characteristics, 2024 report, the 2024 enrollment-by-program table, and the Alaska Department of Health prior-authorization metrics page. Alabama is cited as primary care case management entities and PACE, with no comprehensive MCO program type in the 2024 enrollment row. Alaska is cited as a state that does not operate a Medicaid managed care program. The state page says Alaska operates entirely within a single fee-for-service program. Colorado is cited as a primary care case management entity. The report says Colorado did not report a Comprehensive Managed Care program and that the state considers its Accountable Care Organization-PCCM-E collaboratives to be comprehensive managed care. Connecticut is cited as a state that does not operate a Medicaid managed care program. Maine is cited as non-emergency medical transportation, with no comprehensive MCO program type in the 2024 enrollment row. Montana is cited as primary care case management and a primary care case management entity. The enrollment row says unduplicated program-type enrollment was not reported. South Dakota is cited as primary care case management, with no comprehensive MCO program type in the 2024 enrollment row. Wyoming is cited as a behavioral-health organization, with no comprehensive MCO program type in the 2024 enrollment row. A row is not yet verified when no cited phrase is on file for that state. The sources column lists the pages checked for that row. Plan names and contract dates are for subscribers.