The highest income limit for Medicaid varies dramatically depending on the state and your demographic category. In states that have adopted the Affordable Care Act's expansion rules, the standard adult income ceiling is fixed at 138% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) (roughly $20,783 annually for a single individual). In non-expansion states, income limits for childless adults are significantly lower, whereas pregnant women and children often qualify at much higher income thresholds.
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