Doctors that accept Medicaid
Joint federal and state coverage for people with limited income. Eligibility, plan names and participating providers are set state by state.
2 providers and 10 facilities in our directory report accepting Medicaid, across 10 cities.
Accepted plans are reported by the practice or taken from the public listing data we import, and networks change often. Always confirm with both your insurer and the office before you book.
Medicare participation shown here comes from the public CMS Doctors and Clinicians National Downloadable File, where a clinician is recorded as accepting Medicare assignment for their NPI. It reflects program participation, not a specific plan network or whether the office is currently taking new Medicare patients.
Plan types under Medicaid
- Fee-for-service
- Managed care
- CHIP
- Dual-eligible (D-SNP)
Networks differ between these plan families, so a provider who takes one Medicaid plan may be out of network on another. Match the plan name printed on your card.
Specialties accepting Medicaid
Cities with Medicaid listings
Providers reporting Medicaid
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Facilities reporting Medicaid
FL State Medical Center
Acute Care Hospitals
Miami, FL
FL Regional Medical Center
Critical Access Hospitals
Port St. Lucie, FL
Baptist Health South Florida
Psychiatric
Tampa, FL
Everfeature Medical Center
Hospital
Atlanta, GA
Baptist Health South Florida
Acute Care Hospitals
Pensacola, FL
FL Regional Medical Center
Critical Access Hospitals
Pensacola, FL
FL State Medical Center
Acute Care Hospitals
Fort Myers, FL
FL Regional Medical Center
Critical Access Hospitals
Pensacola, FL
FL University Medical Center
Acute Care Hospitals
Hialeah, FL
FL University Medical Center
Acute Care Hospitals
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Before you book
- Confirm the network, not just the carrier. Ask the office whether they are in network with your specific Medicaid plan.
- Check the individual provider. A practice can be in network while a newly hired clinician is still credentialing.
- Ask about referrals and prior authorization. HMO-style plans often require a referral from your primary care provider first.
- Verify at the source. Medicaid's official directory reflects your plan's live network.
Medical Online Directory is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Medicaid. Plan names are used to describe coverage that practices report accepting.
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