How Much Does Connecticut Medicaid Pay for Diabetes Supplies?

Insulin syringes, glucose monitor batteries, and other diabetic supplies covered by Medicaid.

In 2024, Connecticut Medicaid paid an average of $128.21 per diabetes supplies claim, across 7,028 total claims and 6 procedure codes. That's up 24% from $103.11 in 2018.

This data comes from official HHS Medicaid claims records. See how Connecticut compares to other states →

2024 Summary

Average Payment
$128.21
Total Claims
7,028
Total Paid
$901,060.73
Codes Reporting
6

Average Payment Trend

YearAvg / Claim
2018$103.11
2019$111.85
2020$108.44
2021$126.77
2022$129.94
2023$136.34
2024$128.21

Year-over-Year Rates

YearAvg / ClaimTotal ClaimsTotal PaidCodes Reporting
2018$103.118,701$897,169.675
2019$111.857,039$787,339.947
2020$108.446,520$707,034.766
2021$126.776,721$852,007.517
2022$129.946,896$896,073.598
2023$136.347,193$980,681.916
2024$128.217,028$901,060.736

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