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Department of the state of Michigan
Michigan’s Medicaid income thresholds in 2026 differ sharply by program: the expansion pathway (Healthy Michigan Plan) uses a MAGI-based cutoff near 133% of the Federal Poverty Level (operationally 13...
Michigan’s primary adult expansion program (Healthy Michigan Plan / adults 19–64) uses an income limit equal to 138% of the federal poverty level (FPL) for eligibility, while pregnancy-related coverag...
Michigan’s Medicaid income and asset rules show some changes for 2025–2026 in public materials: long‑term‑care (nursing home) rules list a single applicant’s monthly income ceiling near $2,982 and a c...
calculates MAGI for the same way federal MAGI methodologies require: start with the Adjusted Gross Income (AGI), add back certain tax-preferred items, construct a household according to MAGI rules, ap...
The Plan (HMP) uses the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) methodology to decide whether adults ages 19–64 meet the program’s income limits, meaning eligibility is based on a tax-rooted income figu...
Michigan’s Healthy Michigan Plan (the state’s Medicaid expansion) sets eligibility by a percentage of the federal poverty level (FPL), not by a single fixed dollar figure in the sources provided; the ...
Michigan offers a mix of federally and state-governed welfare benefits to immigrants, but eligibility hinges on . Lawfully present immigrants such as refugees, asylees, lawful permanent residents (oft...