SSI recipients are automatically eligible for Medicaid.Īged, Blind or Disabled Former Supplemental Security Income (SSI) RecipientsĬovered group: Certain Former SSI Recipients who lose SSI due to a qualifying event that allows Medicaid to continue. Qualifications: Individuals must be blind or disabled or age 65 or older.
For more information, view the Guidelines for the Aged, Blind and Disabled Receiving SSI or Former SSI Recipients brochure.Īge: 65 or older if under age 65 must be blind or disabled Income limits: income limits change annually and are determined by the Social Security Administration. Qualifications: The working disabled individual must work at least 40 hours per month. Those who earn more than 150% of the federal poverty level must pay a monthly premium to purchase Medicaid coverage.Īged, Blind or Disabled Receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI)Ĭovered group: aged, blind or disabled (eligibility for this covered group is certified by the Social Security Administration For more information, view the Guidelines for Persons Working and Disabled brochure.Īge: no age restrictions, but individuals age 65 or over must be disabled Income limits: income cannot exceed 250% of the federal poverty level and unearned income cannot exceed 135% of the federal poverty level. Qualifications: The child must be disabled and in need of an institutional level of care. For more information, view the Guidelines for Medicaid Eligibility for Disabled Child Living At Home brochure. The limit is the current institutional maximum income limit and the resource limit is $2,000. Income limits: Only the child’s income and resources are considered. Pregnant minors (under age 19) can qualify regardless of family income.Ĭovered group: disabled children who require a level of care typically provided in a hospital or long term care facility Any child born to Medicaid eligible mother automatically receives Medicaid benefits until the infant reaches the age of one. The number of individuals within the family is increased by the number of babies expected when determining family size for Medicaid. Qualifications: Pregnant women receive benefits two months postpartum and are automatically put on the family planning waiver for one year. Income limits: under 194% of the FPL, family size ( refer to the MAGI income limit table) As a condition of eligibility, the adult must cooperate with child support enforcement requirements for each child deprived due to a parent’s continued absence from the home. Qualifications: Parents or caretakers must have children under age 18 living in the home, who are deprived of the support of one or both parents due to the disability of a parent, the death or continued absence of a parent or have parent(s) who are unemployed or have very low income. Caretaker relatives must be within a certain degree of relationship to the children and have primary responsibility for children under age 18 in order to qualify. Income limits: not based on the FPL, ( refer to the MAGI income limit table) The child’s age and family income factor into when a child may qualify for CHIP.Ĭovered group: low-income parents, caretakers Children with current health insurance coverage at the time of application are not eligible for CHIP. Qualifications: A child must be determined ineligible for Medicaid before eligibility for CHIP can be considered. Income limits: based on age, insured status of each child, family size and family household income cannot exceed 209% of the federal poverty level (FPL) ( refer to the MAGI income limit table) Qualifications: Household income, tax filing status and the relationships between household members must be considered in determining eligibility for each infant and child living in the home.Ĭhildren’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
Income limits: based on age, income, family size ( refer to the MAGI income limit table)
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The following covered groups of people qualify for full Mississippi Medicaid health benefits if eligible under the appropriate income limits and other qualifications. Depending on a number of factors an individual may qualify for full Mississippi Medicaid health benefits, reduced coverage or limited benefits (full coverage with some service limits) in a covered group briefly described below.
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