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Client Service Provider PMTS-F

Nevada spent $65.2 million on client service provider PMTS-F in FY2026 — 34% of a $191 million budget. That is less than 1% of Client and provider payments's spending.

That is 19% less than in FY2025 ($80.1 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$65.2 million$65,222,145
FY2026
$191 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
34%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−18.6%FY2025: $80.1 million

0.8% 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$53.9 millionNot available
FY2007$56.3 millionNot available
FY2008$61.8 millionNot available
FY2009$69.4 millionNot available
FY2010$94.3 million$69.2 million
FY2011$86.2 million$71.6 million
FY2012$114 million$102 million
FY2013$150 million$105 million
FY2014$178 million$127 million
FY2015$167 million$145 million
FY2016$176 million$177 million
FY2017$217 million$181 million
FY2018$241 million$156 million
FY2019$125 million$165 million
FY2020$57.2 million$249 million
FY2021$54.7 million$254 million
FY2022$59.4 million$100 million
FY2023$60.9 million$63.7 million
FY2024$48.5 million$62.8 million
FY2025$80.1 million$73.0 million
FY2026$65.2 million$191 million
FY2027See note$198 million
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Where the money went, by department

2 departments. The largest, Nevada Health Authority, accounts for 98% of the total.
Departments of Client Service Provider PMTS-F, FY2026
DepartmentSpent FY2026
Nevada Health Authority$63.9 millionof $189 million
Department of Human Services$1.33 millionof $1.54 million
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by department; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (3)
  • Department of Human Services
  • Nevada Health Authority
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by departments
Fiscal yearNevada Health AuthorityDepartment of Human ServicesOther (3)Budget
FY2006$53.9 million$49.3 thousand$0—
FY2007$56.2 million$68.2 thousand——
FY2008$61.7 million$80.8 thousand——
FY2009$69.1 million$336 thousand$900—
FY2010$93.3 million$997 thousand$3.1 thousand$69.2 million
FY2011$84.9 million$1.35 million—$71.6 million
FY2012$112 million$1.67 million—$102 million
FY2013$148 million$1.64 million—$105 million
FY2014$175 million$2.08 million—$127 million
FY2015$164 million$2.40 million—$145 million
FY2016$175 million$1.53 million—$177 million
FY2017$216 million$1.45 million—$181 million
FY2018$240 million$440 thousand—$156 million
FY2019$125 million$269 thousand—$165 million
FY2020$57.1 million$97.8 thousand—$249 million
FY2021$53.6 million$1.08 million—$254 million
FY2022$58.4 million$972 thousand$1.2 thousand$100 million
FY2023$59.6 million$1.21 million—$63.7 million
FY2024$46.7 million$1.81 million—$62.8 million
FY2025$78.1 million$2.06 million—$73.0 million
FY2026$63.9 million$1.33 million—$191 million
FY2027———$198 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 $190 million, 0.1% less than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have raised it to $191 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$191 million$198 million
$190 million$198 million
$191 million(+$230 thousand adj.)$198 million
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Notes

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