Ohio Healthcare Assistance for Single Mothers: Medicaid, CHIP & More [2025]

Last updated: September 2025

This is a no‑fluff, practical guide for single moms in Ohio. It gives exact income limits for 2025, where to apply, who to call, how long things really take, and back‑up options if Plan A falls through. Every fact below is sourced to official Ohio or federal sites you can click to verify.

Quick help (start here)

• Apply for Medicaid or CHIP online at the Ohio Benefits portal: Apply at benefits.ohio.gov (official Ohio portal). For help by phone, call the Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline at 800‑324‑8680 (TTY 711), Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–8 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Hotline info and plan resources. (ohiomh.com)
• Not sure which managed care plan you have (or want to change plans)? Compare plans and switch during open enrollment windows or for cause: Ohio Medicaid plan comparison and enrollment tools. Hotline: 800‑324‑8680. (ohiomh.com, content.govdelivery.com)
• Pregnant? You can qualify for pregnancy Medicaid up to 200% FPL (effectively 205% with the standard 5% disregard) and get a full 12 months postpartum coverage. Apply now; self‑attestation of pregnancy is accepted unless there’s conflicting info. Ohio Administrative Code 5160:1‑4‑04 (pregnant coverage); CMS approval of Ohio’s 12‑month postpartum coverage. (codes.ohio.gov, cms.gov)
• Kids (0–18) qualify up to 206% FPL (effectively 211% with the built‑in 5% disregard). Coverage is continuous for 12 months even if your income changes. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑02] and [OAC 5160:1‑2‑14]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Adults 19–64 (no Medicare) qualify up to 138% FPL under Ohio’s Medicaid expansion (133% + 5% disregard). Legal basis: [42 CFR 435.119] and Ohio’s 5% disregard rule at [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(9)]. (law.cornell.edu, codes.ohio.gov)
• Need mental health help now? Call/text 988 or the Ohio CareLine 800‑720‑9616 (24/7). Your child with complex behavioral health needs may qualify for OhioRISE; member services 833‑711‑0773 (Aetna). OhioRISE overview and contact. (aetnabetterhealth.com)
• Pharmacy issues (prior auth, network pharmacy)? Ohio’s Single Pharmacy Benefit Manager (Gainwell) help line: 833‑491‑0344. Ohio Medicaid Pharmacy Services (SPBM) contact. (spbm.medicaid.ohio.gov)

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Quick Reference Cheat Sheet (income limits use the 2025 HHS Poverty Guidelines)

HHS 2025 100% FPL (48 states & DC): 1=$15,650;2=$21,150; 3=$26,650;4=$32,150. Source: HHS/ASPE Poverty Guidelines 2025. (aspe.hhs.gov)

Numbers above are rounded to the nearest dollar/month for quick scanning. Always compare your gross household MAGI against the official threshold for your family size.

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What Ohio moms actually need to know (and do first)

• Check your likely eligibility in 60 seconds: If your gross income is close to the numbers in the table above, apply. Ohio gives you the 5% FPL disregard before comparing your income to the limit (that “extra” bump is already reflected in the 138%/205%/211% figures). OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(9). (codes.ohio.gov)
• Apply online now at benefits.ohio.gov. If the portal is confusing or you hit an error, call 800‑324‑8680 and ask for application help. Representatives can also connect you to your county Job & Family Services office. Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline. (ohiomh.com)
• Pregnant? Apply under “pregnant individual” — it is faster and has higher income limits. If you’re carrying twins, your family size increases for eligibility. OAC 5160:1‑4‑04(B)(3). (codes.ohio.gov)
• Choose a managed care plan (MCP). After approval, you’ll be assigned or you can pick. Use Ohio’s comparison tools and switch if benefits or networks are better elsewhere. Hotline: 800‑324‑8680; plan resources: Ohio Managed Care info. (ohiomh.com)

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2025 income numbers you can use right now

HHS 2025 100% FPL (48 states & DC): 1=$15,650;2=$21,150; 3=$26,650;4=$32,150. Source: HHS/ASPE Poverty Guidelines 2025. (aspe.hhs.gov)

• Adults (19–64), Medicaid expansion at 138% FPL: annual limits are $21,597\ast \ast (1),\ast \ast$29,187 (2), $36,777\ast \ast (3),\ast \ast$44,367 (4). That’s about $1,800\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$2,432, $3,065\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$3,697 per month. Legal basis: [42 CFR 435.119] + Ohio’s 5% disregard. (law.cornell.edu, codes.ohio.gov)
• Pregnant Medicaid at 200% FPL base (≈205% effective with disregard): example annual limits if pregnant with one baby (count yourself as two in family size): for family sizes 2–4 it’s about $43,358\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$54,633, $65,908\ast \ast peryear(\approx \ast \ast$3,613, $4,553\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$5,492 per month). [OAC 5160:1‑4‑04] + 12‑month postpartum coverage approved by CMS. (codes.ohio.gov, cms.gov)
• Children’s Medicaid/CHIP at 206% base (≈211% effective with disregard): example annual limits $33,022\ast \ast (1),\ast \ast$44,627 (2), $56,232\ast \ast (3),\ast \ast$67,837 (4) — roughly $2,752\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$3,719, $4,686\ast \ast ,\ast \ast$5,653 per month. Kids have 12‑month continuous eligibility even if income changes. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑02] and [OAC 5160:1‑2‑14]. (codes.ohio.gov)

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How to apply (fast), what to upload, and how long it really takes

The single‑best way to apply

• Online at benefits.ohio.gov (works on phones). If it times out, call 800‑324‑8680 and ask the agent to note your start date and help finish your application. (ohiomh.com)
• Prefer paper or in person? Ask the hotline for your county Job & Family Services office mailing address and hours. If your case lingers and you get a denial you disagree with, you can request a state hearing online (ODJFS Bureau of State Hearings). State hearing request page. (secure.jfs.ohio.gov)

Documents to gather (upload clear photos)

• Photo ID (driver’s license or state ID).
• Proof of Ohio address (lease, utility bill, shelter letter).
• SSNs (or proof you applied) for everyone applying.
• Proof of income (last 30 days of paystubs, award letters, child support statements if received).
• Current health insurance info (if any), including policy number.
• Pregnancy proof (only if the county asks for it — self‑attestation is usually accepted unless conflicting info; twins/triplets require provider verification). OAC 5160:1‑4‑04(B)(2). (codes.ohio.gov)

Timelines you can expect

• MAGI Medicaid (adults, kids, pregnancy) is typically decided within several weeks in Ohio. If you haven’t heard anything after about a month, call 800‑324‑8680 to check status. If you get a denial or no action, request a state hearing here: ODJFS State Hearings. (secure.jfs.ohio.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If the portal glitches or your case stalls, call 800‑324‑8680 and ask the representative to escalate. Follow with a written request for a hearing to lock in your appeal rights. ODJFS State Hearings. (secure.jfs.ohio.gov)

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Ohio Medicaid managed care: pick the plan that fits your family

You can review and switch plans during open enrollment or for cause (e.g., your doctor isn’t in‑network). Use the official comparison tools and hotline. Plan resources and enrollment portal, Hotline 800‑324‑8680. (ohiomh.com)

2025 Ohio Medicaid managed care plans and contact numbers

Pharmacy for all plans: Ohio’s Single Pharmacy Benefit Manager (Gainwell) help line 833‑491‑0344; TTY 833‑655‑2437. SPBM contact. (spbm.medicaid.ohio.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you can’t get rides, prior authorization, or a plan callback, call the plan’s Member Services again and ask for a supervisor. If still unresolved, contact the Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline: 800‑324‑8680 or file a state hearing request if care was denied. Ohio plan resources; State hearings. (ohiomh.com, secure.jfs.ohio.gov)

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Pregnancy & postpartum coverage (Medicaid for pregnant individuals)

Most important first step

• Apply as soon as you know you’re pregnant under the “pregnant individual” category. Ohio accepts self‑attestation of pregnancy unless there’s conflicting information; if you’re carrying multiples and need the higher family size for eligibility, the county may ask for a note from your provider. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑04(B)(2)]. (codes.ohio.gov)

Key benefits

• Eligibility up to 200% FPL (≈ 205% effective with the standard 5% disregard). [OAC 5160:1‑4‑04] and [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(9)]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Coverage lasts through pregnancy and a full 12 months postpartum (national policy option adopted by Ohio). CMS press release approving Ohio’s 12‑month postpartum coverage. (cms.gov)
• Managed care maternal programs (transport to prenatal visits, rewards, doula or home‑visiting connections) vary by plan. Use the plan table above.

Required documents

• See the Application Checklist section below. Pregnancy verification is only required if asked (or when multiples change family size). [OAC 5160:1‑4‑04(B)]. (codes.ohio.gov)

Real‑world example

• A mom with a household of two (you + unborn baby) earning $3,550/month\ast \ast in2025:you’relikelywithintheeffective\approx 205$3,613/month). Apply as “pregnant individual.” After birth you keep coverage for 12 months postpartum.

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If your pregnancy case is denied but you’re under ~205% FPL, immediately call 800‑324‑8680. Ask for a supervisor and request a state hearing if needed. You can also ask your OB office to fax pregnancy verification to your county caseworker. State Hearings. (secure.jfs.ohio.gov)

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Medicaid/CHIP for children (0–18): Healthchek, continuous 12 months

Most important first step

• Apply under the children’s category even if you’re over the adult limit. Kids qualify up to 206% FPL base (≈ 211% effective with the 5% disregard). [OAC 5160:1‑4‑02]; 5% disregard at [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(9)]. (codes.ohio.gov)

What your child gets

• Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) in Ohio (called Healthchek): checkups, vaccines, hearing, vision, dental, developmental services, plus any medically necessary services to “correct or ameliorate” conditions. See program coverage framework at OAC 5160‑1‑14. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Continuous 12‑month eligibility (keeps coverage even if your income changes during the year). [OAC 5160:1‑2‑14]. (codes.ohio.gov)

Real‑world example

• Single mom with two kids, household of three, earning $4,500/month\ast \ast (\ast \ast$54,000/year). Even if you’re over the adult limit, both kids likely qualify (effective children’s limit ≈ $4,686/month for a family of 3 in 2025).

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If your kids have other creditable coverage, a lower income limit (156% FPL base) applies; still apply and let the eligibility system do the math. If denied, ask for the exact rule used ([OAC 5160:1‑4‑02(D)(3)]) and appeal if your household income was calculated wrong. OAC link. (codes.ohio.gov)

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Adults 19–64 (expansion group): when you qualify and why it matters

Most important first step

• If your monthly gross MAGI is around $1,800\ast \ast (1person)or\ast \ast$2,432 (2 people) in 2025, apply under adult expansion. This category is authorized by federal law at 133% FPL plus Ohio’s 5% disregard (effective 138% FPL). [42 CFR 435.119]; [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(9)]. (law.cornell.edu, codes.ohio.gov)

Why this category helps single moms

• If your youngest is older than 18 or you don’t have a child in the home, adult expansion may be your path to coverage.
• If you’re working variable hours, remember Ohio can project income with “reasonably predictable changes.” If your checks swing up/down, ask the worker to use the 12‑month projection method. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(3)]. (codes.ohio.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re just over 138% FPL, look at Marketplace plans with federal premium tax credits and cost‑sharing reductions (especially at 100–250% FPL). Enroll at HealthCare.gov or call 800‑318‑2596. If you lost Medicaid recently, you may have a Special Enrollment Period. (Confirm current open enrollment dates on HealthCare.gov.)

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Transportation, pharmacy, and behavioral health add‑ons you should use

• Non‑Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT): Each plan runs its own ride vendor. For example, Humana uses Access2Care at 855‑739‑5986 and asks you to schedule at least 48 hours ahead. Check your plan’s member guide or call the number in the table above. Humana contact page. (humana.com)
• Pharmacy (all plans): Contact Ohio’s single statewide pharmacy benefit manager (Gainwell) at 833‑491‑0344 for prior auth status, network pharmacy help, or to locate covered specialty pharmacies. SPBM contact. (spbm.medicaid.ohio.gov)
• Kids with complex behavioral health needs (multi‑system involvement, high‑level care coordination): Ask about OhioRISE (Aetna). Member Services 833‑711‑0773. OhioRISE member page. (aetnabetterhealth.com)

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WIC (health‑related nutrition support) for pregnant/postpartum moms and young children

• WIC eligibility is 185% FPL, and the 2025–26 federal income table is published by USDA. It supports nutrition counseling, breastfeeding help, and monthly healthy foods — a big help during pregnancy and the first year postpartum. See current thresholds here: USDA FNS WIC 2025–26 income guidelines. (fns.usda.gov)
• To connect to WIC locally in Ohio, you can make a single referral through Help Me Grow; they route you to WIC and other maternal/infant supports. Statewide Help Me Grow/Referrals line 800‑755‑GROW and online referral page: Help Me Grow referral (ODH). (ochids.odh.ohio.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If you’re slightly over the income line, still contact a local WIC clinic — eligibility is based on gross income and family size, and some income doesn’t count. They’ll check your exact numbers using the official table.

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Local low‑cost care if you’re uninsured while you wait

• Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs): Sliding‑fee primary care, prenatal, dental, mental health. Find one near you (federal directory): Find a Health Center (HRSA).
• Community mental health & crisis: 988 nationwide; Ohio CareLine 800‑720‑9616 (24/7). Multiple plan pages list this official number for immediate help, including CareSource and AmeriHealth Caritas. (caresource.com, amerihealthcaritasoh.com)
• Hospital financial assistance (nonprofit hospitals are required to offer charity care under IRS 501(r)). Ask the hospital billing office for its “Financial Assistance Policy” (FAP) application while your Medicaid is pending.

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Common mistakes to avoid

• Waiting to apply until you have every document. Apply now, upload later. Your application date matters.
• Applying under the wrong category. If you’re pregnant, pick “pregnant individual.” If it’s for your child, file under children. Adults 19–64 use expansion.
• Not counting the unborn baby in family size. If you’re pregnant, you count as yourself + your expected baby for eligibility.
• Ignoring plan mail. If your plan asks for info (e.g., ride verification), respond. Missed deadlines can delay care.
• Not using the 5% disregard. If you’re denied by a slim margin, ask if the 5% FPL disregard was applied. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(9)]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Missing transportation windows. Ride vendors usually require 48 hours notice. Reschedule early if your time changes. Humana guidance. (humana.com)

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Application checklist (print or screenshot)

• Photo ID and proof of Ohio address.
• SSNs (or proof of application) for all who are applying.
• Last 30 days of income (paystubs or employer letter). If your hours vary, tell the worker — Ohio can project income under “reasonably predictable changes.” [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(3)]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Current insurance info (if any).
• Pregnancy: self‑attestation usually fine; provider note if multiples. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑04(B)]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Child’s documents (birth certificate if available; not always required to start).

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Quick Enrollment Tools and Numbers (table you can keep)

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Reality checks, warnings, and tips that save time

• Keep copies of anything you upload. If a worker can’t view a photo, re‑upload as a PDF or clearer image.
• If you move or change phone numbers, update the portal immediately. Missed mail is the #1 reason for lapses.
• If your managed care plan doesn’t cover your primary doctor, call the plan to see if they can add the provider or help you switch.
• If you get a denial letter and disagree, request a state hearing right away (you generally have 90 days to request; file within 15 days to try to keep benefits during appeal). ODJFS State Hearings. (secure.jfs.ohio.gov)

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Diverse communities: targeted help and notes

• LGBTQ+ single mothers: Ask your plan for LGBTQ‑friendly providers and mental health specialists. If you face discrimination, call plan Member Services (see table) and request a new provider.
• Moms with disabilities or disabled children: Ask about waiver programs, OhioRISE (behavioral health), and intensive care coordination. For pharmacy coverage questions, use the SPBM line 833‑491‑0344. (spbm.medicaid.ohio.gov)
• Veteran single mothers: You can keep VA care and still see if your kids qualify for CHIP/Medicaid. Apply for kids even if you use VA yourself.
• Immigrant/refugee single moms: Eligibility depends on status. Children often qualify even when parents do not. If you’re denied, verify whether they checked the right category (children’s 12‑month continuous coverage may apply). [OAC 5160:1‑2‑14]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Tribal citizens: Your plan must provide access to Indian Health/tribal providers when available; ask Member Services.
• Rural moms with limited access: Use NEMT for long trips to specialists. Call your plan early (often 48 hours minimum). (humana.com)
• Single fathers caring for children: Same children’s rules (up to ≈211% FPL effective). Apply for kids even if you don’t qualify as an adult. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑02]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Language access: All plans and the state hotline provide free interpreter services. Ask for your preferred language when you call 800‑324‑8680. Ohio plan resources. (ohiomh.com)

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Plan add‑ons worth money (maternal & kids)

• Maternal care programs: Many plans offer gift cards for prenatal visits, blood pressure cuffs, breast pumps, and doula or home‑visiting referrals. See your plan’s member page or the state’s 2025 plan comparison resources. Ohio managed care resources. (ohiomh.com)
• Kids’ dental/vision: Covered under EPSDT/Healthchek; call your plan to book cleanings and glasses. OAC 5160‑1‑14. (codes.ohio.gov)

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“What if I’m over income?”: Marketplace coverage (Plan B)

If you’re over the Medicaid limits but under 400% FPL, you may qualify for big monthly premium reductions on ACA marketplace plans, and if you’re 100–250% FPL you may also get cost‑sharing reductions (lower deductibles/copays). Enroll at HealthCare.gov or call 800‑318‑2596. Use a Special Enrollment Period if you recently lost Medicaid (keep your loss‑of‑coverage notice). Confirm each year’s exact open enrollment dates on HealthCare.gov.

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10 Ohio‑specific FAQs

• How do I pick the “right” managed care plan for pregnancy?
  Use the state’s plan comparison tools and check your OB’s network. If your OB isn’t in network, call Member Services to see if they’ll add the provider or help you switch plans. Ohio plan resources. (ohiomh.com)
• My income varies week to week; will they count a bad high month against me?
  Ohio can project income over 12 months for “reasonably predictable changes.” Ask your worker to apply the projection rule. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑01(D)(3)]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Are kids covered if our income bumps up mid‑year?
  Yes, children have 12‑month continuous eligibility. [OAC 5160:1‑2‑14]. (codes.ohio.gov)
• I’m pregnant and over 138% FPL — do I have to wait for the baby to get coverage?
  No. Pregnancy Medicaid goes to 200% FPL base (≈205% effective) and includes 12 months postpartum. [OAC 5160:1‑4‑04]; [CMS postpartum approval for Ohio]. (codes.ohio.gov, cms.gov)
• What if I’m denied because they said I already have insurance?
  Children with “other creditable coverage” have a different limit. Ask the county which rule they used ([OAC 5160:1‑4‑02(D)(3)]); appeal if wrong. (codes.ohio.gov)
• How do I get rides to prenatal visits?
  Call your plan’s transportation vendor (e.g., Humana’s Access2Care 855‑739‑5986) at least 48 hours ahead. See your plan’s contact page. (humana.com)
• Where do I call for pharmacy prior auth or drug coverage questions?
  Statewide SPBM (Gainwell) 833‑491‑0344 (TTY 833‑655‑2437). (spbm.medicaid.ohio.gov)
• My child has serious behavioral needs; is there something beyond regular plan benefits?
  Yes — OhioRISE (Aetna) provides intensive care coordination and specialized services. Call 833‑711‑0773. (aetnabetterhealth.com)
• Do I have to wait for open enrollment to change plans?
  You can switch during open enrollment or for certain reasons (e.g., provider not in network). Use the state’s plan tools and hotline 800‑324‑8680. (ohiomh.com)
• If my case is stuck, how do I escalate?
  Call 800‑324‑8680 and ask for a supervisor. If you receive a denial or no action, file a state hearing request online to protect your rights. ODJFS State Hearings. (secure.jfs.ohio.gov)

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“Which door should I start with?” (decision table)

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Content gap watch (why this guide is different)

Most search results we reviewed for “Ohio Healthcare Assistance for Single Mothers” miss critical 2025 facts: the exact FPL dollar amounts from the new 2025 HHS guidelines, Ohio’s 5% disregard rule, continuous 12‑month kids’ eligibility, and up‑to‑date Ohio managed care contact numbers, pharmacy SPBM, and OhioRISE specifics. We made sure to include all of these with official sources: 2025 HHS poverty table, Ohio Administrative Code (5160 series), Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline resources, SPBM, and Aetna’s OhioRISE member page. (aspe.hhs.gov, codes.ohio.gov, ohiomh.com, spbm.medicaid.ohio.gov, aetnabetterhealth.com)

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About This Guide

Compiled by the ASingleMother.org Editorial Team

This guide uses official sources from Ohio Department of Medicaid, the Ohio Administrative Code, HHS/ASPE, CMS, and established nonprofits. This guide is produced based on our Editorial Standards using only official sources, regularly updated and monitored, but not affiliated with any government agency and not a substitute for official agency guidance. Individual eligibility outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

Last verified September 2025, next review April 2026.

Please note that despite our careful verification process, errors may still occur — email info@asinglemother.org with corrections; we respond within 72 hours.

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Disclaimer

• Program income limits and plan benefits can change. Always verify with your county Job & Family Services office, your Medicaid managed care plan, or the Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline (800‑324‑8680) before you act. Ohio plan resources and hotline. (ohiomh.com)
• Health information here is general education, not medical advice. For emergencies call 911; for mental health crises call/text 988.
• We keep this site secure and do not collect application data. Apply only through official portals like benefits.ohio.gov or your plan’s secure member site.

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Sources (selected)

• 2025 Federal Poverty Guidelines (HHS/ASPE): current dollar thresholds. (aspe.hhs.gov)
• Ohio Administrative Code: MAGI rules, 5% disregard, children’s eligibility (206% base), pregnancy coverage (200% base), and 12‑month continuous eligibility for kids. (codes.ohio.gov)
• Adult expansion legal basis (42 CFR 435.119). (law.cornell.edu)
• Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline, plan tools, and comparison resources. (ohiomh.com)
• OhioRISE (Aetna) member services and overview. (aetnabetterhealth.com)
• Single Pharmacy Benefit Manager (Gainwell) contacts. (spbm.medicaid.ohio.gov)
• WIC 2025–26 income limits (USDA/FNS) and Ohio Help Me Grow referral page for WIC connections. (fns.usda.gov, ochids.odh.ohio.gov)
• CMS press release approving Ohio’s 12‑month postpartum coverage. (cms.gov)

If you spot a broken link or a number that looks off, send us a note at info@asinglemother.org and we’ll verify and update quickly.

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