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How can I get Medicaid coverage for my children?

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If you’re enrolled in Medicaid when your baby is born, your child is automatically eligible for Medicaid until your child’s first birthday. This means you don’t have to file a separate application for your new baby. He or she should be automatically enrolled after birth.

All states provide coverage for children through Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). In fact, your children are likely to be eligible for coverage if your income is up to about $45,000 per year (for a family of four).

To learn more about coverage for children and other options available to you, use the insurance and coverage finder or visit InsureKidsNow.gov.




4 Responses to How can I get Medicaid coverage for my children?

  1. My Purce got stollen and I haven’t got my son his insurance card again I move state and it’s been hard to get his paper work. Can you help me? Thank you

  2. You need to call or visit your state Medicaid Office and speak with a medicaid counselor regarding getting a replacement insurance card for your son.

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