The state plan reduces reimbursement rates for Professional Services Program for formula-based and flat-fee anesthes ia services rendered by physicians by 3.7 percent in order to avoid a budget deficit.

The state plan amendment changes the reimbursement methodology for physician services to reduce the reimbursement rates for certain procedures and discontinue reimbursement for other procedures.

The state plan reduces reimbursement rates for the Pediatric Day Health Program by 3.7 percent in order to avoid a budget deficit.

The state plan amendment reduces the reimbursement rates for family planning services rendered by a physician by 3.7 percent in order to avoid a budget deficit.

The state plan amendment reduces the reimbursement rates for substance abuse services provided to children/adolescents by 1.44 percent in order to avoid a budget deficit.

This state plan amendment reduces the reimbursement rates for targeted case management services 1.5 percent in order to avoid a budget deficit.

The state plan amendment reduces the reimbursement rates for services provided by ambulatory surgical centers by 3.7 percent.

The state plan amendment reduces the reimbursement rates for children's behavioral health services by 1.44 percent in order to avoid a budget deficit.

This state plan amendment reduces the reimbursement rates for dental services in the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) Program in order to avoid a budget deficit.

The state plan revises the reimbursement methodology for Family Planning Clinics to be equal to the reimbursement rates for family planning services in the Professional Services Program.