Title: Indiana Medicaid - Presumptive Eligibility
Headings: Presumptive Eligibility
Presumptive Eligibility
Overview
Who can get PE coverage?
How much income can I have and qualify for PE?
How does the PE process work?
What is covered during Presumptive Eligibility
I have PE, but what's next?
How can I complete the full application?
Why should I submit a Medicaid application?
How much income can I have and still qualify for PEPW?
How can I find a designated clinic or doctor in my area?
Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women brochure

Content: The costs of your continuing prenatal care, as well as labor and delivery, will only be covered if your application is submitted and approved. For your health and the health of your baby, take the next step and complete the Indiana application for health coverage right away. The same doctor's office or clinic that helped you with your PE determination can help in filling out and submitting your application. How much income can I have and still qualify for PEPW? This depends on how many people are in your family. Count yourself, your unborn baby, your spouse, and the children who live with you. If you are under 19, count yourself, your unborn baby, your parents, and siblings if they live with you. These income guidelines are effective March 1, 2021. Family size: Maximum monthly income: