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How to Qualify


 
Connecticut children and their parents or a relative caregiver; and pregnant women may be eligible for HUSKY A (also known as Medicaid), depending on family income. 
 
Uninsured children under age 19 in higher-income households may be eligible for HUSKY B (also known as the Children’s Health Insurance Program).  Depending on specific income level, family cost-sharing applies.
 
There is one convenient application for both HUSKY A and B.
 
The first step toward qualifying is to fill out the HUSKY Application and send it in (Versión en Español).  There is no cost or obligation when you apply.  HUSKY program staff will then contact you about the next steps.
 
[Note:  When looking at the HUSKY family income guidelines, please keep in mind that we may not count some of your income and may also deduct certain expenses. The best thing to do is apply and let us determine your family’s eligibility.]
 

HUSKY A & HUSKY B Family Income Guidelines
 
 
      Annual*
       
                Monthly*
 
 
                Household Size/Monthly Income Chart
 
 
                Versión en Español
 
 
*please note - these income levels are approximate, based on federal poverty levels

For Information on HUSKY Plus Physical, follow this link
 

For assistance, please call 1-877-CT-HUSKY (1-877-284-8759)

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Connecticut residents aged 65 or older, or who are aged 18 through 64 and who are blind, or who have another disability, may qualify for coverage under HUSKY C (also known as Medicaid for the Aged/Blind/Disabled, or Title 19). 
 
The first step toward qualifying is to fill out the application and send it in (Version en Espanol).  There is no cost or obligation when you apply.  HUSKY program staff will then contact you about the next steps.
 
There are income and asset limits to qualify for this program. For complete income and asset limits, allowed deductions and what assets can be excluded, please read the Basic Eligibility for the Aged, Blind and Disabled publication.
 
Net income limits (after deductions) vary by geographic area in Connecticut.
 
Monthly Amount:
 
 
 Single Person  
 
  $ 610.61
    
 $ 506.22
 
 Married Couple
 
  $ 777.92
 
 $ 672.10
 
     
Institutionalized Individuals
Single Person $2,094

Asset limits are as follows:
Single person - $1,600
Married couple - $2,400 
 
For assistance, please call 1-877-CT-HUSKY (1-877-284-8759)
 
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Connecticut residents aged 19 through 64, who do not qualify for HUSKY A; who do not receive federal Supplemental Security Income or Medicare; and who are not pregnant, may qualify for HUSKY D (also known as Medicaid for Low-Income Adults).
 
The first step toward qualifying is to fill out the HUSKY Application and send it in (Versión en Español).  There is no cost or obligation when you apply.  HUSKY program staff will then contact you about the next steps.
 
There are income limits to qualify for this program, which vary by geographic region.
 
Monthly Amount:
 
 
 Single Person   
 
  $622.70
 
 $507.74
 
 Married Couple
  $840.45
 $685.29
 
Currently there are no asset limits for HUSKY D.
 
For assistance, please call 1-877-CT-HUSKY (1-877-284-8759)
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Citizenship

United States citizens (including naturalized citizens and nationals of the United States) are required by federal law to prove citizenship identity to be eligible for HUSKY A (Medicaid) coverage.  You will be asked to prove citizenship and identity AFTER you send in your HUSKY application form.
 
The following brochure will give you further information. 
 




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