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Medicaid eligibility pre-check

Enter your state, household size, and annual income. The tool shows which Medicaid group you likely qualify for, using the current federal poverty guidelines and your state’s income limits, then links you directly to apply.

Your household

Everyone who files taxes together counts as one household.

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Before taxes. Include wages, tips, self-employment, and most Social Security. Don’t include SSI or child support.

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Results for Georgia

0% of the federal poverty level

For a household of 3 in Georgia, 100% of FPL equals $27,320/year. Enter your annual income to see where you fall against each category’s cap.

  • Adults 19 to 64

    Not applicable

    Georgia has not expanded Medicaid, so most adults 19 to 64 qualify only as a parent or caretaker, during pregnancy, or with a disability.

  • Pregnant people

    Not applicable

    This group applies only during pregnancy.

  • Children under 19 (Medicaid or CHIP)

    Not applicable

    This group is for children under 19.

  • Parents and caretaker relatives

    Ask the state

    We could not verify Georgia's income limit for this group from the state's own pages. Ask the state Medicaid agency.

How to apply in Georgia

Program

Georgia Medicaid

Processing time

up to 45 days for MAGI-based categories, up to 90 days for disability-based determinations

Apply at Georgia portal Agency home

Community navigator help is available in Georgia through Free local help (HealthCare.gov). Navigators help with paperwork, appeals, and finding Black-serving providers once enrolled.

Next steps in Georgia

This is an informational estimate. Final eligibility is determined by Georgia Medicaid based on your full application, including verification of income, assets (for some categories), immigration status, and household composition. The tool uses the current HHS poverty guidelines and Georgia’s income limits as read from the state’s own pages on October 26, 2026.