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Medicaid

Medicaid network builds are state-specific. Blueprint knows every state's rules.

State Medicaid adequacy standards vary by state, managed care contract, and population. Blueprint's rules engine is pre-configured for each state's requirements — so you're not building from a blank spreadsheet.

The Challenge

Why Medicaid builds are different

1

Every state has different access standards

Filing formats, enforcement timelines, and threshold logic vary significantly state to state.

2

Medicaid populations need specific provider types

FQHCs, behavioral health, and OB providers are hard to source in rural counties — and required for adequacy.

3

State agencies require precise documentation

Generic CRMs can't produce the provider-by-county output that state Medicaid agencies demand.

The Solution

How Blueprint handles Medicaid

State-specific Medicaid rules

Blueprint loads the access standards for your specific state's managed care contract — pre-configured, not manually entered.

FQHC and safety-net tracking

Flag and prioritize federally qualified health centers, rural health clinics, and safety-net providers.

State filing documentation

Generate the provider-by-county documentation your state Medicaid agency requires.

Purpose-built

Features built for Medicaid

  • State-specific access standard thresholds
  • FQHC/safety-net provider flags
  • Rural county gap identification
  • Behavioral health specialty tracking
  • OB/GYN adequacy scoring

Live adequacy score

Overall score94%
Specialty coverage88%
Geographic coverage100%

Updated in real time as providers are added

Regulatory context

Medicaid Managed Care Adequacy Standards — pre-loaded in Blueprint

Medicaid managed care network adequacy is governed by 42 CFR 438.68 and each state's managed care contract. Standards vary significantly by state, county, and population type. Blueprint's Medicaid configuration loads the specific rules for your state — including time-distance and appointment availability standards — so your adequacy score reflects actual state requirements.

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Customer story

We had tried two other tools before Blueprint. Neither one understood what a Medicaid build in Texas actually looks like. Blueprint knew the rules before we even explained them.

Marcus L., Director of Provider Relations, Meridian Community Health

FAQ

Common questions

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