Income limits
Eligibility depends on your household income compared to the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). The thresholds vary by family size and program.
Kentucky Medicaid and KCHIP are based on income, age, disability and household size. Here’s an overview.
Eligibility depends on your household income compared to the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). The thresholds vary by family size and program.
Kids under 19 may qualify through KCHIP or Medicaid, depending on income. Coverage includes doctor visits, hospital care, and dental.
Pregnant Kentuckians may qualify with higher income limits than other adults. Prenatal and postpartum care are included.
Low-income adults ages 19–64 may qualify if income is under the limit. Coverage includes primary, emergency, and specialty care.
People over 65 or with qualifying disabilities may qualify through Medicaid or Medicare Savings Programs.
Tip: Use Kentucky’s official portal (kynect.ky.gov) to check your eligibility and apply.