Your income must be no more than 138% of the FPL to qualify for Medicaid. That number will look slightly different for everyone, depending on where you live and how many people you have in your household. For example, a single adult inCaliforniamust make less than $20,782 per year to ...
138%= maximum income eligibility for Medicaid and CHIP in states that expanded Medicaid as part of the Affordable Care Act implementation (some states may vary) 100% – 250%= income eligibility range for cost sharing reduction subsidies on “Silver” plans bought on the Health Insurance Marketpla...
Qualifying for a Charge Up New Jersey incentive is easy! Be a resident of the State of New Jerseyat the time of vehicle order, purchase or lease, which will be verified by the dealership or showroom via a current New Jersey driver’s license. Only a New Jersey driver’s license is elig...
In Puerto Rico, the poverty rate is notably high (41.7 %), leading to a significant portion of the population qualifying for and enrolling in Medicaid [28]. Patients with Medicaid in Puerto Rico experience worse health outcomes compared to those with other types of health insurance [29],...
Federal Reserve Board is proposing to amend its risk-based capital guidelines, supplementary capital assets and deferred tax assets for banks. Maximum allowable amount of tier 2 capital that a banking organization may include in qualifying total capital....