Utah billing rules 2026.06.20-current
Utah Medicaid doula billing rules
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Utah Medicaid doula billing rules
Utah uses per-visit service lines such as Pregnancy and postpartum doula services, per 15 minutes at $11.59, with modifiers, caps, and documentation checks to confirm before claim entry.
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Updated Jun 20, 2026Official fee scheduleRates are backed by official published fee-schedule or rate evidence in the source packet.
- Checked Utah Department of Health and Human Services / Medicaid: Utah Medicaid Doula Provider Attestation.
- Checked Utah Department of Health and Human Services / Medicaid: Utah Medicaid PRISM Release Notes 2026.
- Checked Utah Department of Health and Human Services / Medicaid: Utah Medicaid Fee Schedule Download.
Paid by visit
Pregnancy and postpartum doula services, per 15 minutes: $11.59
Labor support doula services, per diem: $834.28
What to check before billing
- Utah's Medicaid doula benefit is effective for dates of service on and after April 1, 2026 (CMS-approved SPA).
- Complete the Utah Medicaid Doula Provider Attestation and enroll in PRISM under the new doula provider type with an individual NPI.
- T1032 pregnancy/postpartum services are limited to 32 units per year and T1033 labor support is limited to one unit per year.
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PRISM (Utah Medicaid)
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Estimated total
$845.87
Final payment still depends on eligibility, payer edits, documentation, and claim review.
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Provider setup checklist
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Rate reference
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Fix denied claims
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Denied claim help
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Common questions
Plain answers about Utah Medicaid doula billing.
Does Utah Medicaid cover doula services?
Yes. Utah Medicaid doula services covers doula services. Coverage still depends on active eligibility, the service date, provider setup, and visit notes.
How much does Utah Medicaid pay doulas?
Utah pays per visit — Pregnancy and postpartum doula services, per 15 minutes: $11.59; Labor support doula services, per diem: $834.28. Use the Utah rate reference to check current amounts against official sources.
What should my Utah visit note include?
Utah lists 3 visit-note checks to review before claim entry, starting with: Utah's Medicaid doula benefit is effective for dates of service on and after April 1, 2026 (CMS-approved SPA).. See the Utah visit-note checklist for the full list.
Why do Utah doula Medicaid claims get denied?
Common reasons include pac 180 enrollment missing; t1032 unit limit exceeded. The Utah denied-claim guide lists the next step for each.
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Source review currentUtah sources on this page were last checked Jun 20, 2026. Use the linked payer sources as the source of truth before billing.
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