Documents & notices

Can Medicaid or CHIP help pay my premiums?

A state program may help pay the employer-plan premium.

At a glance

Assistance

Depends on state / eligibility

Window in book

60 days^† where applicable

List currency

July 31, 2023^†

What the book explains

Some state Medicaid or CHIP programs may help with employer-plan premiums. If the notice’s conditions apply, a special enrollment request is due within the printed 60-day window.

No amount is assumed

The book does not establish a subsidy amount or personal eligibility. Confirm directly with the relevant state program.

Where the book directs you

1
If not already enrolled in Medicaid / CHIP, use InsureKidsNow.gov or 1-877-KIDS NOW.
2
Ask the state office whether it offers premium assistance for your situation.
3
Get the current official directory rather than relying on the dated list.

Do this

Ask your state Medicaid or CHIP office about current premium assistance.

More detail

State and federal directory scope

The supplied book describes the original state directory rather than reproducing every contact. It describes entries from Alabama through Wyoming, notes that not every state appears, and refers to federal Labor and Health and Human Services contacts. Actual complete state and federal entries are not present in this attachment.

Before you decide

The state list is dated July 31, 2023. The paperwork statement shows an OMB expiration of January 31, 2026. The source flags malformed contacts and does not reproduce the full directory.

Who to call

Questions? Horizon Solution Center · (866) 449-7712^†