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Medicaid for Adults


Go to YourTexasBenefits.com and start an application for CHIP and Children's Medicaid.

Medicaid for Adults

A person:

Either: (1) is age 65 or older, or (2) has a disability that is expected to last a year or longer.

Needs 30 or more days of non-stop, long-term care.

On SSI (Supplemental Security Income)

Has little or no money.

Doesn’t own or is not paying for items over a certain value. (Items that aren’t counted are homes, vehicles, limited amount of burial funds, personal belongings, and some types of life insurance.)

Have a physical, intellectual, developmental, or mental disability.

Are working

Don’t live all the time in a nursing home, state hospital, or intermediate care facility for people with intellectual disabilities.  


Cost

A person who gets Medicaid for long-term care must pay part of the cost by first using all his or her own money, except for a small monthly amount for personal needs and costs like health insurance premiums.  

People that “buy-in” to Medicaid coverage by making monthly payments.

If you have Medicaid coverage, there is a Medicare saving program that helps pay for some or all the Medicare monthly payments.  

Again, go to https://yourtexasbenefits.hhsc.texas.gov/programs for the programs that are provided.