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Content: Visit HealthCare.gov. Note that if you have one or more children enrolled in CHIP, you might qualify for Medicaid if you meet income requirements or other eligibility criteria. Medicaid eligibility for pregnant women and infants
If you are pregnant and have a low income or no income, you may want to apply for Medicaid as soon as possible. Medicaid covers prenatal health care throughout the pregnancy, labor, and delivery, and for an additional 60 days postpartum. Your child automatically qualifies if she or he is born while you’re on Medicaid. If you are eligible for Medicaid based on pregnancy, your benefits continue until the end of the month in which the 60th day following the birth falls. This is regardless of changes in income that might otherwise affect eligibility status. Your Medicaid benefits may continue longer, if you still qualify for the program. Medicaid eligibility for disabled adults
If you qualify for Medicaid because of a disability, the government will cover a wide range of health-care services and, in some cases, long-term services and supports (such as psychiatric care), depending on your situation. This category includes working individuals or those able to work.