How Much Fiscal Relief Can States Expect From the Temporary Increase in the Medicaid FMAP?

Robin Rudowitz, Bradley Corallo, and Rachel Garfield
Published: Jul 22, 2020

Appendix Table 1: Estimated Cumulative Fiscal Relief from a 6.2 Percentage Point Increase in FMAP, Depending on Expiration of FMAP Increase (In Millions)
State	Relief Through June 2020	Ends Sept. 2020	Ends Dec. 2020	Ends March 2021	Ends June 2021	Ends Sept. 2021
United States	17,617	26,426	35,811	45,197	54,582	63,967
Alabama	193	290	393	497	600	703
Alaska	58	87	117	148	179	210
Arizona	308	461	625	789	953	1,117
Arkansas	158	236	320	404	488	572
California	2,477	3,715	5,034	6,354	7,673	8,992
Colorado	263	394	534	673	813	953
Connecticut	226	339	459	580	700	821
Delaware	60	90	123	155	187	219
District of Columbia	81	121	164	207	250	293
Florida	807	1,211	1,641	2,072	2,502	2,932
Georgia	371	556	754	952	1,150	1,347
Hawaii	56	84	114	144	174	204
Idaho	68	103	139	176	212	249
Illinois	582	874	1,184	1,494	1,805	2,115
Indiana	321	481	652	822	993	1,164
Iowa	136	205	277	350	422	495
Kansas	120	180	244	308	372	436
Kentucky	245	368	499	630	760	891
Louisiana	274	411	557	703	849	995
Maine	96	143	194	245	296	347
Maryland	305	457	619	781	944	1,106
Massachusetts	528	792	1,074	1,355	1,636	1,917
Michigan	432	649	879	1,109	1,339	1,569
Minnesota	382	573	776	980	1,183	1,386
Mississippi	183	274	372	469	567	664
Missouri	360	540	732	924	1,116	1,307
Montana	40	60	81	102	123	145
Nebraska	73	109	148	187	226	265
Nevada	93	140	190	239	289	339
New Hampshire	59	89	121	152	184	216
New Jersey	413	619	839	1,058	1,278	1,498
New Mexico	127	191	259	327	395	462
New York	2,070	3,106	4,209	5,313	6,417	7,520
North Carolina	455	683	925	1,168	1,410	1,653
North Dakota	33	50	68	86	103	121
Ohio	624	936	1,268	1,600	1,933	2,265
Oklahoma	168	252	342	432	522	611
Oregon	228	342	463	585	706	828
Pennsylvania	857	1,286	1,742	2,198	2,655	3,111
Rhode Island	74	111	151	191	230	270
South Carolina	216	324	439	554	668	783
South Dakota	31	46	63	79	96	112
Tennessee	341	512	694	876	1,058	1,239
Texas	1,325	1,988	2,694	3,401	4,107	4,814
Utah	86	129	174	220	266	311
Vermont	48	71	97	122	148	173
Virginia	321	481	652	822	993	1,164
Washington	311	466	632	798	963	1,129
West Virginia	96	144	196	247	298	349
Wisconsin	416	624	845	1,067	1,288	1,510
Wyoming	21	31	42	53	65	76
NOTES: State estimates may not sum to national total due to rounding. Estimates based on the 6.2 percentage point increase in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act. Dates assume when the FMAP increase ends, so assumes the public emergency ends in the prior quarter. Estimates include only the effects on Medicaid and do not include the effect of the increase on CHIP. SOURCE: KFF Analysis.

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