How much does Medicaid cost in ?

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A combined $8.9 billion in state and federal spending in fiscal year (FY) 2023, the most recent data available. A health insurance program for low-income individuals, Medicaid is jointly funded by both levels of government, with the federal government covering 81.3% of the spending and Oklahoma’s state government covering 18.7%. The cost came out to $2,300 per enrollee or $2,200 for every Oklahoma resident.
In FY 2022, the latest year of data available, Medicaid accounted for 29.7% of the state's budget (this includes federal funding), higher than the 28.8% average among all states.

$8.9B

combined federal and state spending on Medicaid in Oklahoma (FY 2023)

29.7%

Medicaid’s share of Oklahoma state government spending (FY 2022)
The [$894 billion] spent on Medicaid in FY [2023] was the [most] since the program was created in 1965. FY [2023] spending was [up 3.3%] over the previous year.

In FY 2023, the federal and Oklahoma government spent a combined $8.9 billion in the state on Medicaid.

Medicaid spending by level of government

Medicaid is a state-administered program and one of the largest categories of spending for state governments. In Oklahoma during FY 2022, the latest year of data available, Medicaid accounted for 29.7% of the state’s budget. This includes funds that came from the federal government.

In FY 2022, Medicaid accounted for 29.7% of Oklahoma state government spending.

Shares of state government spending, including federally funded, by category

About 1.16% of Oklahoma’s Medicaid benefit spending in FY 2023 went to managed care. These are payments to private health plans that states contract with to deliver Medicaid services.
Unlike Medicare or most private insurance, Medicaid pays for long-term services and supports like nursing home care and home health (19.8% of Medicaid benefit spending in FY 2023). Medicaid also helps low-income seniors and people with disabilities afford Medicare by covering their premiums and out-of-pocket costs (2.6%).

In FY 2023, 19.8% of Medicaid benefit spending in Oklahoma went toward long-term services and supports.

Medicaid benefit spending, by service type

Medicaid spending per enrollee
In FY 2023, state and federal governments spent a combined $9,109 per Medicaid enrollee.
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