Medicaid tại Minnesota: những gì bạn có thể đủ điều kiện nộp đơn

Minnesota adopted the ACA Medicaid expansion, giving Medical Assistance (MA, Minnesota's Medicaid) to income-eligible adults 19-64 (up to 133% FPG; effectively about 138% with the ACA 5% income disregard). Minnesota also runs MinnesotaCare, a state Basic Health Program that covers people with income up to 200% FPG who do not qualify for MA. Immigrant scope depends on the group. (1) Lawfully present noncitizens, and DACA grantees, can apply for MA or MinnesotaCare under the state rules; Lawful Permanent Residents generally face the federal 5-year waiting period for full MA, but MinnesotaCare and other paths may apply. (2) 🌟 Undocumented children (under 18): covered through MinnesotaCare regardless of immigration status — this coverage is state-funded and delivered fee-for-service (FFS). (3) 🌟 Pregnant people who are undocumented or otherwise not eligible for MA: covered through CHIP-funded MA during pregnancy and the 12-month postpartum period, regardless of immigration status. (4) 🔴 Undocumented adults (18 and older): Minnesota briefly opened MinnesotaCare to undocumented adults on January 1, 2025, but the 2025 Legislature reversed it — beginning June 15, 2025 MinnesotaCare stopped accepting undocumented applicants 18 or older, and MinnesotaCare eligibility and coverage for all undocumented adults 18+ ended December 31, 2025. From January 1, 2026, undocumented enrollees who turn 18 lose MinnesotaCare at the end of their birthday month. So today an undocumented adult (18+, not pregnant) qualifies for neither MinnesotaCare nor full MA; the remaining option is Emergency Medical Assistance (EMA), which covers emergency care regardless of status. 🔴 Do not assume undocumented-adult coverage still exists — this changed. This is a changing area — rely on the latest official Minnesota DHS guidance.