Am I eligible?

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You are eligible if you:

  • Live in Minnesota.
  • Meet the income limits.
  • Lack other health insurance options. (If your job offers you health insurance, you may still qualify if the insurance from your job is too expensive for you.)
  • Meet U.S. citizenship or immigration requirements. To qualify you must be either:
    • A U.S. citizen or U.S. national,
    • A Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals grantee, also known as DACA or a Dreamer,
    • A person who is lawfully present, or
    • An undocumented child younger than 18.

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If you meet these requirements, you should apply.

Household size Annual income equal to or less than
1 person $31,300
2 people $42,300
3 people $53,300
4 people $64,300
5 people $75,300
6 people $86,300
7 people $97,300
8 people $108,300
 

I don’t qualify

If you need care and have no insurance, you still have options.

  • Medical Assistance is available to any pregnant person regardless of immigration status and for 12-months postpartum, or after giving birth. Medical Assistance is also available for People Receiving Services at the Center for Victims of Torture.
  • You may meet rules for Emergency Medical Assistance. This program is available to noncitizens no matter what their immigration status is. It covers treatments necessary to avoid serious injury, serious illness, or death.
  • You can receive health care from Minnesota Health Centers regardless of your ability to pay. Find a health center near you at www.mnhealthcenters.org/find-healthcare. 
  • You may also be eligible for low-cost insulin through the Minnesota Insulin Safety Net Program. Learn more at mninsulin.org.