Title: Florida Medicaid Application
Headings: Florida Medicaid Application Information
Florida Medicaid Application Information
Medicaid for low-income families with children
Medicaid for Children Only
Medicaid for pregnant women
Emergency Medical Assistance (EMA) for non-citizens
Medicaid for Aged or Disabled
Medically Needy
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility for Medicaid for low-income families with children
Eligibility for Medicaid for Children Only
Medicaid for Pregnant Women Eligibility
Emergency Medical Assistance (EMA) for non-citizens Eligibility
Eligibility for Medicaid for Aged or Disabled
Medicaid Application Instructions
Apply for Medicaid for low-income families with children
Apply for Medicaid for children only
Apply for Medicaid for Pregnant Women
Apply for Emergency Medical Assistance (EMA) for non-citizens
Apply for Medicaid for Aged or Disabled
Apply for the Medically Needy

Content: Caretakers can also apply for Medicaid benefits for children. Children meeting the eligibility for Medicaid program can also apply for Child Health Check-up Program. Once a child enrolls in this program, he or she will receive regular health checkup along with dental screening and immunizations. Children enrolling in this program will also be able to receive other medical services necessary for proper child health. Families receiving Medicaid benefits will stop receiving such benefits when their last child turns 18 years of age. For children between 18 and 21, Medicaid benefits are only limited to the child and not to the family. A child born to a woman with Medicaid eligibility will automatically start receiving benefits under Medicaid for next thirteen months. The Presumptive Eligibility for Newborns begins from the date of birth. Medicaid for pregnant women
Pregnant women will be able to enjoy benefits through presumptive eligibility. Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women (PEPW) provides Medicaid to pregnant women in emergency who may need instant parental care.