0AlabamaWho's eligible for ALL Kids?Children under age 19 and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-888-373-5437Fill out a nine-page application available online, by mail, at any county health department, or many other health and community agencies, including doctors' offices, hospitals, pharmacies and schoolsVisit the ALL Kids Web site 1AlaskaWho's eligible for Denali KidCare?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 150 percent of the federal poverty level1-888-318-8890, (907) 269-6529Fill out an eight-page application available online or by mailVisit the Denali KidCare Web site 2ArizonaWho's eligible for KidsCare?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-764-5437, (602) 417-5437Fill out a 12-page application available online or by mailVisit the KidsCare Web site 3ArkansasWho's eligible for ARKids?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-888-474-8275Fill out a four-page application available online, by mail, at local health units, hospitals, churches, daycare centers, pharmacies and public schools.Visit the ARKids Web site 4CaliforniaWho's eligible for Healthy Families?For Healthy Families and Medi-Cal, children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 250 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-880-5305Fill out a 12-page application available online or by mail. Applications may also be completed over the phone.Visit the Healthy Families Web site 5ColoradoWho's eligible for CHP+?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-359-1991Fill out a 12-page application available online, by mail or at various community organizationsVisit the CHP+ Web site 6ConnecticutWho's eligible for Husky Healthcare?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women, parents, relatives, and caregivers whose family incomes are up to 300 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-284-8759, 1-800-656-6684 to apply by phoneFill out a six-page application available online or by mail. Applications may also be completed over the phone.Visit the Husky Healthcare Web site 7DelawareWho's eligible for the Delaware Healthy Children Program?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-996-9969Fill out a two-page application available online or by mailVisit the Delaware Healthy Children Program Web site 8District of ColumbiaWho's eligible for DC Healthy Families?Families with children under age 19, pregnant women and parents or guardians whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-888-577-1116Fill out a six-page application available online, by mail or at a local library, Giant, Safeway, CVS, or Rite AidVisit the DC Healthy Families Web site 9FloridaWho's eligible for Florida KidCare?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-888-540-5437Fill out a five-page application available online or by mailVisit the Florida KidCare Web site 10GeorgiaWho's eligible for PeachCare for Kids?Children under age 18 whose family incomes are up to 235 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-427-3224Fill out an online application or call 1-877-427-3224Visit the PeachCare for Kids Web site 11HawaiiWho's eligible for Hawaii QUEST?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 185 percent of the federal poverty levelHilo: 808-933-0339
Kona: 808-327-4970
Maui: 808-243-5780
Kauai: 808-241-3575
Molokai: 808-553-1758
Lanai: 808-565-7102
Fill out a 10-page application available online or by mailVisit the Hawaii QUEST Web site 12IdahoWho's eligible?For Health Insurance Premium Assistance and the Medicaid Basic Plan, children under age 19 with family incomes up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level1-866-326-2485Fill out a five-page application available online or by mailVisit the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare Web site 13IllinoisWho's eligible for All Kids?All children ages 18 and under who do not have health insurance. Children age 18 and under who have health insurance but meet the following income requirements: family of two, $26,000 per year; family of three, $33,000 per year; family of four, $40,000 per year; family of five, $47,000 per year; the requirement is higher for larger families.1-866-255-5437Fill out an eight-page application available online or by mailVisit the All Kids Web site 14IndianaWho's eligible for Hoosier Healthwise?Children ages 19 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-889-9949 Fill out a four-page application available online, by mail or at a local hospital or community health centerVisit the Hoosier Healthwise Web site 15IowaWho's eligible for HAWK-I?For Hawk-I, children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-257-8563Fill out a three-page application available online or by mailVisit the HAWK-I Web site 16KansasWho's eligible for Healthwave?Children ages 19 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-792-4884Fill out a 4-page application and send it in with two months of pay stubsVisit the Healthwave Web site 17KentuckyWho's eligible for KCHIP?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-524-4718Obtain an application from a local eligibility office or callVisit the KCHIP Web site 18LouisianaWho's eligible for LaCHIP?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes up are to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-252-2447Fill out a five-page application available online, by mail, at Medicaid application centers, WIC offices, school-based health clinics, community health centers and community action agenciesVisit the LaCHIP Web site 19MaineWho's eligible for MaineCare?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-543-7669Fill out a five-page application available online, by mail or at a Regional Office of the Office of Integrated Access and Support ServicesVisit the MaineCare Web site 20MarylandWho's eligible for Maryland Children's Health Program?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 250 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-456-8900Fill out a four-page application available online, by mail or at local health departments, departments of social services, WIC centers, and local hospitals and schoolsVisit the MCHP Web site 21MassachusettsWho's eligible?For MassHealth, children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level (As of July 2007, the income limit will rise to 300 percent of the federal poverty level.) For the Children's Medical Security Program, children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 400 percent of the federal poverty levelFor MassHealth, 1-888-665-9993; for CMSP, 1-800-909-2677Fill out a 12-page application available online or by mailVisit the MassHealth and CMSP Web sites 22MichiganWho's eligible?For MIChild, children under age 1 whose family incomes are between 185 percent and 200 percent of the federal poverty level; and children ages 1 to 19 whose family incomes are between 150 percent and 200 percent of the federal poverty level. For Healthy Kids, children under age 1 whose family incomes are up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level; and children ages 1 to 19 whose family incomes are up to 150 percent of the federal poverty level.1-888-988-6300Fill out a four-page application available online, by mail or from most community human services agenciesVisit the MIChild and Healthy Kids Web sites 23MinnesotaWho's eligible?For Medical Assistance, children ages 21 and under and pregnant women whose family is eligible for or receiving employer health insurance and whose family incomes are up to 280 percent of the federal poverty level. For MinnesotaCare, children ages 21 and under and pregnant women whose family is not offered medical insurance by an employer or the employer does not pay at least 50 percent of the premium, and whose family incomes are up to 280 percent of the federal poverty level but does not exceed $50,000.651-431-2670 or 1-800-657-3739Fill out a 36-page application available online, by mail or at a county human services officeVisit the Minnesota Health Care Web site 24MississippiWho's eligible for the Children's Health Insurance Program?Children under age 19 whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level and children up to age 1 and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-543-7669Fill out a four-page application available online and by mailVisit the Mississippi CHIP Web site 25MissouriWho's eligible for MC+ for Kids?Children ages 18 and under with family incomes up to 300 percent of the federal poverty level1-888-275-5908Fill out a four-page application available online, by mail or at a local family support division office, hospital, health department, mental health facility, or schoolVisit the MC+ for Kids Web site 26MontanaWho's eligible for the Children's Health Insurance Program?Children under age 18 whose family incomes are up to 150 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-543-7669Fill out a five-page application available online, by mail, or at Offices of Public Assistance, county health departments, health care facilities, WIC offices, Head Start facilities, Indian Health Services and many more community locationsVisit the Montana CHIP Web site 27NebraskaWho's eligible for Kids Connections?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-632-5437Fill out a two-page application available online or by mailVisit the Kids Connections Web site 28NevadaWho's eligible for Nevada Check Up?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-360-6044Fill out a six-page application available online or by mailVisit the Nevada Check Up Web site 29New HampshireWho's eligible for NH Healthy Kids?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 400 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-464-2447Fill out a four-page application available online or by mailVisit the NH Healthy Kids Web site 30New JerseyWho's eligible for NJ FamilyCare?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 350 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-701-0710Fill out a two-page application available online or by mailVisit the NJ FamilyCare Web site 31New MexicoWho's eligible for New Mexikids?Children ages 18 and under with family incomes up to 235 percent of the federal poverty level1-888-997-2583Apply for New Mexikids at most clinics, hospitals, primary care providers and schools, at a local Income Support Division office, or call for more informationVisit the New Mexikids Web site 32New YorkWho's eligible for Child Health Plus?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 250 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-698-4543Fill out an application available online, by mail, or at a local health officeVisit the Child Health Plus Web site 33North CarolinaWho's eligible for N.C. Health Choice for Children?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-422-4658Fill out a six-page application available online, by mail or at county social services departments and local health departmentsVisit the N.C. Health Choice for Children Web site 34North DakotaWho's eligible for Healthy Steps?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 140 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-543-7669Fill out an eight-page application available online, by mail or at a local County Social Services OfficeVisit the Healthy Steps Web site 35OhioWho's eligible?For Healthy Start/SCHIP, children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 150 percent of the federal poverty level. For Healthy Families, families with children ages 18 and under whose incomes are up to 100 percent of the federal poverty level.1-800-324-8680Fill out a 12-page application available online or by mailVisit the Ohio Healthy Start and Healthy Families Web site 36OklahomaWho's eligible for SoonerCare?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-522-0310Fill out a two-page application available online or by mail, or by scheduling an appointment with an Oklahoma Department of Human Services county office Visit the SoonerCare Web site 37OregonWho's eligible for the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women with family incomes up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-359-9517Fill out a 10-page application available online or by mail and mailVisit the Oregon SCHIP Web site 38PennsylvaniaWho's eligible for the Children's Health Insurance Program?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 235 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-986-5437Apply online, by mail, or by phoneVisit the Pennsylvania CHIP Web site 39Rhode IslandWho's eligible for RIte Care?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 250 percent of the federal poverty level401-462-5300Fill out a 10-page application available online or by mailVisit the RIte Care Web site 40South CarolinaWho's eligible for Who's eligible?For Optional Coverage for Women and Infants, pregnant women and children under age 1 whose family incomes are up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level. For Partners for Healthy Children, children ages 1 to 18 whose family incomes are up to 150 percent of the federal poverty level.1-888-549-0820Fill out a six-page application available online, by mail, from the Department of Health and Human Services or from out-stationed locations such as the County Health Departments, federally qualified rural health centers, most hospitals and the county Department of Social ServicesVisit the OCWI and PHC Web sites 41South DakotaWho's eligible for the Children's Health Insurance Program?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-305-3064Fill out a four-page application available online or by mail Visit the South Dakota CHIP Web site 42TennesseeWho's eligible for TennCare?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-866-311-4287Fill out a nine-page application available online, by mail or at a local Department of Health Services officeVisit the TennCare Web site 43TexasWho's eligible for the Children's Health Insurance Program?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-543-7669Fill out a seven-page application available online or by mailVisit the Texas CHIP Web site 44UtahWho's eligible for the Children's Health Insurance Program?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-543-7669Fill out an application available online, by mail, or by visiting a Utah Department of Health eligibility officeVisit the Utah CHIP Web site 45VermontWho's eligible for Dr. Dynasaur?Children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 300 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-250-8427Fill out a 20-page application available online, by mail, or by contacting your local Department for Children & Families Health Economic Services Division officeVisit the Dr. Dynasaur Web site 46VirginiaWho's eligible for the Family Access to Medical Insurance Security plan?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 166 percent of the federal poverty level1-866-873-2647Fill out a six-page application available online or by mailVisit the FAMIS Web site 47WashingtonWho's eligible?For Children's Medical, children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level. For CHIP Medical, children ages 18 and under and pregnant women whose family incomes are up to 250 percent of the federal poverty level. 1-800-204-6429Fill out a six-page application available online, by mail or at a local Community Services OfficeVisit the Children's Medical Programs Web site 48West VirginiaWho's eligible?Children under age 18 whose family incomes are up to 220 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-982-2447Fill out a two-page application available online, by mail or at many county many outreach and enrollment sitesVisit the West Virginia CHIP Web site 49WisconsinWho's eligible for BadgerCare?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 185 percent of the federal poverty level1-800-362-3002Apply for BadgerCare at a local county/tribal human or social services agency in person, by mail, or by telephoneVisit the BadgerCare Web site 50WyomingWho's eligible for Kid Care CHIP?Children ages 18 and under whose family incomes are up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level1-877-543-7669Fill out an eight-page application available online, by mail or at county health departments, health care facilities, WIC offices, Head Start facilities, or Indian Health ServicesVisit the Kid Care CHIP Web site