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Client Service Provider Pmts-A

Nevada spent $73.2 million on client service provider Pmts-A in FY2026 — 96% of a $76.1 million budget. That is less than 1% of Client and provider payments's spending.

That is 4.3% more than in FY2025 ($70.2 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$73.2 million$73,232,710
FY2026
$76.1 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
96%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
+4.3%FY2025: $70.2 million

0.9% of Client and provider payments spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget
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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal yearSpentBudget
FY2006$40.1 millionNot available
FY2007$49.1 millionNot available
FY2008$55.2 millionNot available
FY2009$66.0 millionNot available
FY2010$46.3 million$82.3 million
FY2011$52.9 million$83.4 million
FY2012$55.9 million$53.3 million
FY2013$55.0 million$51.4 million
FY2014$56.2 million$57.8 million
FY2015$68.1 million$61.7 million
FY2016$71.6 million$73.7 million
FY2017$70.4 million$74.2 million
FY2018$64.3 million$66.6 million
FY2019$55.9 million$78.8 million
FY2020$49.2 million$67.3 million
FY2021$43.1 million$70.4 million
FY2022$49.8 million$45.6 million
FY2023$50.4 million$53.7 million
FY2024$49.7 million$68.0 million
FY2025$70.2 million$65.4 million
FY2026$73.2 million$76.1 million
FY2027See note$85.1 million
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Where the money went, by budget account

13 budget accounts. The largest, NVHA - Nevada Medicaid, Title XIX, accounts for 86% of the total.
Budget accounts of Client Service Provider Pmts-A, FY2026
Budget accountSpent FY2026
NVHA - Nevada Medicaid, Title XIX3243$63.1 millionof $64.3 million
DHS-DPBH - So NV Adult Mental Health Services3161$3.27 millionof $4.10 million
DHS-ADSD - Desert Regional Center3279$2.85 millionNo budget
DETR - Vocational Rehabilitation3265$2.55 millionof $1.42 million
DHS-ADSD - Sierra Regional Center3280None recordedof $1.11 million
DHS-ADSD - Rural Regional Center3167None recordedof $827 thousand
NVHA - Nevada Check Up Program3178$490 thousandof $3.30 million
DETR - Services to Blind or Visually Impaired3254$447 thousandof $539 thousand
DHS-DPBH - No NV Adult Mental Health SVCS3162$412 thousandof $388 thousand
DHS-DCFS - Rural Child Welfare3229$129 thousandof $108 thousand
DETR - Workforce Development4770$4.5 thousandNo budget
DETR - Disability Adjudication3269None recordedof $793
NVHA - Prescription Drug Rebate3245None recordedof $0
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by budget account; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (23)
  • NVHA - Nevada Check Up Program
  • DETR - Vocational Rehabilitation
  • DHS-ADSD - Desert Regional Center
  • DHS-DPBH - So NV Adult Mental Health Services
  • NVHA - Nevada Medicaid, Title XIX
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by budget accounts
Fiscal yearNVHA - Nevada Medicaid, Title XIXDHS-DPBH - So NV Adult Mental Health ServicesDHS-ADSD - Desert Regional CenterDETR - Vocational RehabilitationNVHA - Nevada Check Up ProgramOther (23)Budget
FY2006$33.2 million$46.9 thousand$106 thousand$4.15 million$472 thousand$2.12 million—
FY2007$42.5 million$69.5 thousand$121 thousand$4.06 million$452 thousand$1.93 million—
FY2008$44.3 million$65.0 thousand$3.19 million$4.02 million$845 thousand$2.84 million—
FY2009$53.9 million$46.0 thousand$3.70 million$4.44 million$735 thousand$3.13 million—
FY2010$34.9 million$560 thousand$3.80 million$3.63 million$346 thousand$3.09 million$82.3 million
FY2011$40.7 million$774 thousand$4.17 million$3.45 million$464 thousand$3.39 million$83.4 million
FY2012$42.4 million$948 thousand$5.38 million$3.86 million$321 thousand$2.91 million$53.3 million
FY2013$42.1 million$1.18 million$5.76 million$3.27 million$259 thousand$2.39 million$51.4 million
FY2014$41.0 million$1.64 million$6.26 million$3.79 million$394 thousand$3.10 million$57.8 million
FY2015$53.3 million$569 thousand$6.60 million$3.54 million$890 thousand$3.17 million$61.7 million
FY2016$56.5 million$346 thousand$6.93 million$3.47 million$745 thousand$3.61 million$73.7 million
FY2017$54.0 million$1.32 million$6.90 million$3.72 million$855 thousand$3.57 million$74.2 million
FY2018$47.7 million$2.14 million$6.46 million$3.78 million$747 thousand$3.44 million$66.6 million
FY2019$38.8 million$2.01 million$7.68 million$3.02 million$1.03 million$3.39 million$78.8 million
FY2020$41.1 million$2.38 million$0$1.50 million$872 thousand$3.30 million$67.3 million
FY2021$36.5 million$1.81 million—$1.05 million$1.02 million$2.73 million$70.4 million
FY2022$42.3 million$2.29 million—$1.19 million$1.14 million$2.86 million$45.6 million
FY2023$42.4 million$3.07 million—$1.80 million$469 thousand$2.67 million$53.7 million
FY2024$41.3 million$3.98 million—$1.71 million$370 thousand$2.27 million$68.0 million
FY2025$62.5 million$4.07 million—$2.17 million$526 thousand$929 thousand$65.4 million
FY2026$63.1 million$3.27 million$2.85 million$2.55 million$490 thousand$992 thousand$76.1 million
FY2027——————$85.1 million
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Budget journey, 2025-27

How the 's budget changed from the Governor's proposal to today.

For FY2026 the Legislature approved $75.9 million, 46.9% less than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have raised it to $76.1 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$143 million$123 million
$75.9 million$84.7 million
$76.1 million(+$228 thousand adj.)$85.1 million(+$440 thousand adj.)
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Notes

Budget accounts as organised in FY2026. Each row links to its page in Explore.