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Determining your Income Limit

How to Determine Your Monthly Maximum Income Limit (Family-Related Medicaid)

To determine your monthly maximum income limit, you must first determine:

  • Your Coverage Group; and
  • Your Family Size.

Step 2: Determine Your Family Size

To determine your Family Size, answer the following questions:

A. Are you a child who is not filing a tax return?

If YES, then your Family Size includes all of these individuals:

  • You, and
  • Your parents who live in the same household with you (including stepparents and adoptive parents), and
  • Your siblings who live in the same household with you and are under 19 or are full-time students under 21. This includes stepsiblings, half-siblings, and adopted siblings.

Proceed to Step 3.

If NO, go to the next question.


B. Will a parent or spouse claim you as a dependent for the current tax year?

If YES, then your Family Size includes all of these individuals:

  • You, and
  • Your spouse, and
  • The individual filing the tax return (also called the tax filer), and
  • The tax filer’s spouse, and
  • All of the tax filer’s other tax dependents.

Proceed to Step 3.

If NO, go to the next question.


C. Do you expect to file a tax return for the current tax year?

If YES, then your Family Size includes all of these individuals: 

  • You, and
  • Your spouse, and
  • Your tax dependents.

Proceed to Step 3.

If NO, then your Family Size includes all of these individuals:

  • You, and
  • Your spouse, if your spouse lives in the same household with you, and
  • Any of your children who live in the same household with you and are under 19 or are full-time students under 21. This includes stepchildren and adopted children.

Step 3: Determine Your Maximum Monthly Income Limit

Once you know your Coverage Group and your Family Size, you can use this table to determine your maximum monthly income limit:

Family Size

Coverage Groups

Under
Age 1

Ages
1 to 5

Ages
6 to 18

Ages
19 & 20 and Parents and Caretakers 

Pregnant Women

1

$2,754

$1,893

$1,801

$355

$2,588

2

$3,720

$2,558

$2,434

$476

$3,456

3

$4,688

$3,222

$3,066

$598

$4,355

4

$5,654

$3,886

$3,698

$719

$5,252

5

$6,621

$4,550

$4,330

$841

$6,151

6

$7,588

$5,215

$4,963

$963

$7,049

7

$8,556

$5,880

$5,596

$1,085

$7,948

8

$9,522

$6,544

$6,228

$1,207

$8,846

9

$10,490

$7,209

$6,861

$1,328

$9,745

10

$11,457

$7,874

$7,493

$1,451

$10,642

11

$12,424

$8,539

$8,126

$1,574

$11,541

12

$13,391

$9,203

$8,758

$1,697

$12,439

13

$14,359

$9,868

$9,391

$1,820

$13,338

14

$15,325

$10,169

$10,533

$1,943

$14,236

15

$16,293

$11,197

$10,656

$2,066

$15,135

16

$17,259

$11,861

$11,288

$2,188

$16,032

17

$18,226

$12,525

$11,920

$2,311

$16,931

18

$19,193

$13,190

$12,553

$2,434

$17,829

19

$20,161

$13,855

$13,186

$2,557

$18,728

20

$21,127

$14,519

$13,818

$2,680

$19,626

21

$22,095

$15,184

$14,451

$2,803

$20,525

22

$23,062

$15,849

$15,083

$2,926

$21,422

23

$24,029

$15,944

$15,716

$3,049

$22,321

24

$24,996

$17,178

$16,348

$3,172

$23,219

Effective April 2025

This webpage is provided for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as a substituted for legal advice or for independent research into applicable law or policy.