Resource Guide

How Income Affects Medicaid, SNAP, and Health Coverage

Many caregivers and families make income decisions that impact healthcare, financial aid, and public benefits.
Below are tools to help you check eligibility for key programs.
This is not legal advice, just resources to help you make informed choices.

Medicaid & CHIP Eligibility

Medicaid income limits vary by state and family size. Use the tool below to check your state’s guidelines.

Check Medicaid Income Limits

SNAP (Food Assistance) Eligibility

SNAP income limits depend on household size. Check current limits or use an app like Propel to see if you qualify.

View SNAP Income Limits

ACA Health Insurance Subsidy Calculator

See how your income affects health insurance costs under the Affordable Care Act using the official calculator.

Use ACA Subsidy Calculator

Need Help Navigating Benefits & Income Changes?

Understanding how your income affects Medicaid, SNAP, and health coverage can be overwhelming, especially when caregiving work has ups and downs. If you’d like guidance on how to protect your benefits, plan for income shifts, or advocate for fair pay, I’m here to help.

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This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice.

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