Institutional-grade eligibility modeling. Solve for FPL income thresholds, state-specific expansion rules, and MAGI compliance with 2026 precision.
Official 2026 income thresholds and state-specific coverage targets.
| Household Size | 138% FPL | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Person | $21,800 | Active |
| 2 People | $29,500 | Active |
| 4 People | $44,800 | Active |
| Add. Person | +$7,700 | Step |
| Group | State Mandate | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Exp. Adults | 138% MAGI | Full |
| Pregnant | 200%+ FPL | Priority |
| Children (CHIP) | 250%+ FPL | Deep |
| Elderly/Disab | Asset Test | Complex |
| Objective | Primary Factor | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Low Inc. Adults | MAGI Rule | Exp. States |
| LTC Planning | 5-Yr Lookback | Risk Map |
| Silver Gap | Dual Eligib. | Med-Med |
| Redetermination | Annual Chk | Vital |
Medicaid represents the primary social safety net for healthcare delivery in the U.S. In the 2026 regulatory environment, the focus is on **MAGI (Modified Adjusted Gross Income) Accuracy**, **State Expansion Elasticity**, and **Non-MAGI Asset Protection**. Our S-Class engine analyzes the core eligibility vectors: **FPL Threshold Scaling**, **Continuous Coverage Redetermination**, and **Estate Recovery Friction**.
Standard calculators often fail to account for the **Deduction Elasticity** of MAGI. Because Medicaid eligibility is based on a specific income calculation, contributing to a traditional IRA or 401(k) can effectively lower your MAGI enough to cross the 138% FPL threshold, granting access to full medical coverage. Our Audit Engine applies a **Threshold Efficiency Index**, identifying the exact dollar-amount of pre-tax savings required to trigger eligibility in 2026.
Expert guidance for navigating 2026 health safety nets and eligibility protocols.
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Verified Institutional Framework • 2026 Edition