Georgia Medicaid Eligibility Calculator 2025

Instantly estimate your potential eligibility for Georgia health coverage based on 2025 income limits. This tool is for informational purposes only.

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How to Use This Calculator
  1. Household Size: Enter the total number of people in your tax household. If pregnant, count your unborn child.
  2. Monthly Income: Enter your total household income before taxes or deductions.
  3. Applicant Category: Select the group that best describes the person applying.
  4. Assets: The "Countable Assets" field will appear for Senior/Disabled and Long-Term Care categories, which have asset limits. Most other groups do not.

Your results will update instantly on the right.

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Disclaimer: This calculator is an informational tool for estimation purposes only and does not guarantee eligibility. The final determination is made by the Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) via the Georgia Gateway portal.

Georgia Medicaid FAQ 2025

What are the income limits for Georgia Medicaid in 2025?

Income limits vary by program; for example, single nursing home applicants must have income under $2,901/month, while regular Medicaid limits are as low as $967/month. Limits depend on family size and care needs.​

Can working low-income adults qualify for Georgia Medicaid?

Yes, adults with income below poverty level can qualify if they meet Georgia’s work requirement of at least 80 hours per month and report those hours.​

How do I apply for Georgia Medicaid?

You can apply online, by mail, or in person through Georgia Gateway, the state's official portal for benefits applications.​

What documents are needed for Georgia Medicaid application?

You'll need ID, proof of income, citizenship or immigration status, and residency documents.​

What does Georgia Medicaid cover in 2025?

It covers hospital care, doctor visits, nursing home care, prescriptions, and some home/community-based services depending on your eligibility category.​

Does Georgia Medicaid cover pregnant women?

Yes, pregnant women with family income up to 225% of the federal poverty level are eligible, with coverage lasting 12 months post-birth.​

When do I need to renew my Georgia Medicaid coverage?

Renewals typically occur annually; you’ll receive a notice with deadlines and instructions to confirm continued eligibility.​

What happens if I miss my Georgia Medicaid renewal deadline?

Missing the deadline may result in coverage suspension or termination until you complete the renewal process.​

Can immigrants qualify for Georgia Medicaid?

Lawful permanent residents and some immigrants can qualify if they meet other eligibility requirements, but many non-citizens face restrictions.​

Are there Medicaid options for seniors needing nursing home care?

Yes, Georgia offers nursing home Medicaid with specific income and asset limits for seniors needing long-term care.​

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Last updated: January 2026

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