Medicaid

Florida Medicaid income limits

Parents and caretaker relatives in Florida: up to 24% FPL, about $319 a month for 1 person or $660 for a family of 4 (2026 guidelines).

Source: Medicaid.gov: Medicaid, CHIP, and Basic Health Program Eligibility Levels (state decisions as of 2023-12-01, read 2026-10-23), as of December 1, 2023.

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Parents and caretaker relatives

Parents and caretaker relatives: 24% FPL (state uses a dollar standard). Monthly income at that limit by household size, computed by Rivvi from the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines.
Household sizeMonthly income
1$319
2$432
3$546
4$660
5$773
6$887
7$1,000
8$1,114

Pregnant women (Medicaid)

Pregnant women (Medicaid): 191% FPL. Monthly income at that limit by household size, computed by Rivvi from the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines.
Household sizeMonthly income
1$2,540
2$3,444
3$4,348
4$5,252
5$6,156
6$7,060
7$7,964
8$8,868

Children under 1 (Medicaid)

Children under 1 (Medicaid): 206% FPL. Monthly income at that limit by household size, computed by Rivvi from the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines.
Household sizeMonthly income
1$2,739
2$3,714
3$4,689
4$5,665
5$6,640
6$7,615
7$8,590
8$9,565

Children 1 to 5 (Medicaid)

Children 1 to 5 (Medicaid): 140% FPL. Monthly income at that limit by household size, computed by Rivvi from the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines.
Household sizeMonthly income
1$1,862
2$2,524
3$3,187
4$3,850
5$4,512
6$5,175
7$5,838
8$6,500

Children 6 to 18 (Medicaid)

Children 6 to 18 (Medicaid): 133% FPL. Monthly income at that limit by household size, computed by Rivvi from the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines.
Household sizeMonthly income
1$1,768
2$2,398
3$3,027
4$3,657
5$4,287
6$4,916
7$5,546
8$6,175

Children (separate CHIP)

Children (separate CHIP): 210% FPL, ages 1 up to 19. Monthly income at that limit by household size, computed by Rivvi from the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines.
Household sizeMonthly income
1$2,793
2$3,787
3$4,781
4$5,775
5$6,769
6$7,763
7$8,757
8$9,751

How these amounts are computed

Each amount is the medicaid.gov percentage times the 2026 HHS poverty guideline for the household size, divided by 12 and rounded down to whole dollars.

Medicaid.gov notes that MAGI rules generally adjust income by an amount equal to a 5% FPL disregard, so a person can qualify with income about 5 percentage points of FPL above the standard shown. Other rules apply too, such as citizenship, immigration status, and state residency. The state agency makes the decision.

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What is the Medicaid income limit in Florida?

Parents and caretaker relatives in Florida: up to 24% FPL, about $319 a month for 1 person or $660 for a family of 4 (2026 guidelines).

What is the Florida Medicaid income limit for parents and caretaker relatives?

24% of the federal poverty level, about $319 a month for 1 person and $660 for 4, using the 2026 HHS guidelines.

What is the Florida Medicaid income limit for pregnant women (medicaid)?

191% of the federal poverty level, about $2,540 a month for 1 person and $5,252 for 4, using the 2026 HHS guidelines.

What is the Florida Medicaid income limit for children under 1 (medicaid)?

206% of the federal poverty level, about $2,739 a month for 1 person and $5,665 for 4, using the 2026 HHS guidelines.

Where do these limits come from?

The percentages are medicaid.gov's table of state decisions as of 2023-12-01. Rivvi multiplies them by the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines. The state agency's own figures and rules decide eligibility.

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