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Collect
State plans, SPAs, waivers, MCO contracts, provider bulletins, and federal guidance from all 56 jurisdictions, gathered continuously as they publish.
Medicaid policy insights,
on demand
Medicaid, tracked and analyzed. The only comprehensive, chat-enabled source for policy and program intelligence.
56Jurisdictions on file
DailyNew filings captured
86,000+Documents monitored
How it works
MedicaidIQ actually knows the answer to your questions because the hard work happens before you log in. We don't point an LLM at raw PDFs and hope. Every document is collected, structured, and versioned, so you know you're getting the answer you need.
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Structure
Every document is transcribed, versioned, and anchored page by page, so each provision keeps its history and every passage keeps its page number.
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Answer
Search, compare states, or ask in plain English. Retrieval runs over the structured record, and answers return in seconds with the cited pages attached.
That order of operations is why the answers can be trusted. A general-purpose chatbot answers from training data and the open web, with no fixed record behind it. MedicaidIQ answers from a maintained corpus of primary sources, so every claim arrives with a citation you can open to the page.
Six ways into one record
Every capability runs on the same corpus of primary sources, so an answer, a search result, a report, and an alert all resolve to the same cited pages.
Cited Q&A
Ask in plain language. The answer arrives with the document, transmittal number, and page it came from.
See a cited answerFull-text search
Search 86,000+ documents at once. Results resolve to the exact page, ready to cite in your own work.
See a live queryGenerated reports
Scope a question, get a versioned report with numbered sources. Export to PDF or Excel.
See a reportState comparison
Put two states side by side, provision by provision, with the governing document behind each cell.
See TX vs FLChange history
Every page links to the transmittal that superseded it, so you can read a provision through time.
See an amendment chainMonitoring alerts
The sources are watched continuously. When a document you rely on changes, you hear about it first.
Get early accessBuilt around the questions you carry
I work at a
Client answers with receipts
When a client asks how a state pays for a service, the answer sits on a page somewhere in the public record. MedicaidIQ finds that page, cites it, and turns your scoped question into a deliverable that stands on primary sources.
Most used by advisors
Cited Q&AAnswers with document, transmittal, and page
Generated reportsVersioned, sourced, exported to PDF or Excel
State comparisonTwo states side by side, sourced per cell
Built on primary sources, held to a page-level standard
Primary sources only
Every answer resolves to a government document on file. Nothing is paraphrased without a page number attached.
Page-level precision
Citations point to the page, so a claim can be verified in seconds, in the source itself.
All 56 jurisdictions
50 states, DC, and 5 territories, held in one structure so their programs can actually be compared.
Monitored continuously
The corpus is watched around the clock. When a source changes, the record and your alerts change with it.
Turn scattered state Medicaid documents into one source of truth
The four panels below are rendered from documents on file today. Nothing here is illustrative filler.
Page-level change history
Methods and Standards for Inpatient Hospital Payment. One page of the Wisconsin state plan, read through nine years of amendments.
- TN 24-0001CurrentEffective 01/01/2024 · Approved 06/13/2024 · Supersedes TN 22-0005
- TN 22-0005Effective 01/01/2022 · Approved 06/14/2022 · Supersedes TN 18-0002
- TN 18-0002Effective 01/01/2018 · Approved 06/25/2018 · Supersedes TN 17-0002
- TN 17-0002Effective 01/01/2017 · Approved 03/21/2018 · Supersedes TN 16-0001
- TN 16-0001Superseded by TN 17-0002
Full-text search
doula services
Top results across three document types and three states:
LA
Reimbursement for Doula ServicesSPA 25-0003
pp. 4-6CA
Attachment 3.1-A, Preventive ServicesState Plan
p. 41OH
Provider Agreement, Art. VI Covered ServicesMCO Contract
pp. 212-214Side-by-side comparison
Two states' managed care requirements, sourced per cell:
| Provision | Texas | Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 72 hours | 7 calendar days |
| Expedited | 1 business day | 48 hours |
| Source | Uniform Managed Care Manual | Model Contract |
Generated report
Doula coverage across state Medicaid programs
Version 3 · 3 sources · Generated from the live corpus
PA-25-0003Effective 01/01/2025
CT-25-0003Effective 01/01/2025
AR-26-0004Effective 03/01/2026
Every jurisdiction. Every document type.
MedicaidIQ holds the Medicaid record for all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the 5 US territories, monitored continuously.
56jurisdictions on file
86,000+documents, monitored continuously
State plansSPAs1915(b) waivers1915(c) waivers1115 demonstrationsMCO contractsFee schedulesProvider manualsPreferred drug listsProvider bulletins
DCPRVIGUASMP
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